Cancer is actually a freezing of mitosis because there is no UV light. That's exactly opposite what oncologic centralized medicine tells you. Almost all the microtubule chemotherapeutic drugs out now block things at mitosis. We're actually doing the exact wrong things in medicine
Dr. Jack Kruse: "In Australia they really block the UV light, which tells you kind of why they have some of the unusual autoimmune conditions, electrohypersensitivity, and the melanoma and skin cancer story that they have down there.
"When I saw that in human vitiligo in the early 21st century could be reversed that quick, it made me realized that what happened to those little mammals at the time of the KT event didn't take as long as we all think from an evolutionary biology standpoint. I'm not going to tell you I know exactly how long it took, but this experiment told me that these melanocytes respond to UV light way faster. And that's when I jump down the whole POMC rabbit hole, and when I found out that POMC, this gene, was amplified in mammals from the KT event, especially in their neurologic system, and especially in their immune system. All of a sudden human evolution began to make a lot of sense to me, began to really, really change the way I thought about everything. It changed also the way I felt about cancer because I was like, 'Look, right now metastasis in melanin has a really bad connotation, but it turns out it really doesn't, it's actually how melanoma or melanocytes work.'
"So when you get melanoma on your skin, it's because you have no melanin sheets inside, and the melanin sheets are going through their normal migratory pathways that you had as an embryo, going back to the skin dermatome they're at, and they're looking for the UV light stimulus so that they can undergo mitosis, and then regain their position in the cell cycle.
"It turns out cancer is actually a freezing of mitosis because there is no UV light, and that's exactly opposite what oncologic centralized medicine tells you now. Why? Because almost all the microtubule chemotherapeutic drugs that are out there now block things at mitosis. We're actually doing the exact wrong things in medicine.
"In fact I released a blog this morning which is what stimulated that Twitter feed. It's called Quantum Engineering #62, and it has a very provocative title 'Have We Totally Shit the Bed on Our Ideas Around Cancer.' The blog shouldn't be new information to anybody who's been following me, but it's a continuation of the implications that I brought to the Huberman podcast. Why? Because I don't think I've really talked about all the implications of that Huberman podcast. [...] The ideas that I presented really interested people. Why? Because they had never heard these ideas before, and then when you think about them from a teologic sense, from an evolutionary sense, you begin to put things together, and you realize you're never going to have this idea unless you fundamentally understand how light and light frequencies interacts with matter, and how magnetism controls free radical signaling, and then how water actually deciphers electromagnetic codes to act as a battery. It's an electromagnetic capacitor for sunlight."
Dr. Jack Kruse with Sam Al-Qattan @ 23:47–27:22 (posted 2023-12-02) https://youtu.be/1r4EPDUcKKc&t=1427
Dr. Jack Kruse: "In Australia they really block the UV light, which tells you kind of why they have some of the unusual autoimmune conditions, electrohypersensitivity, and the melanoma and skin cancer story that they have down there.
"When I saw that in human vitiligo in the early 21st century could be reversed that quick, it made me realized that what happened to those little mammals at the time of the KT event didn't take as long as we all think from an evolutionary biology standpoint. I'm not going to tell you I know exactly how long it took, but this experiment told me that these melanocytes respond to UV light way faster. And that's when I jump down the whole POMC rabbit hole, and when I found out that POMC, this gene, was amplified in mammals from the KT event, especially in their neurologic system, and especially in their immune system. All of a sudden human evolution began to make a lot of sense to me, began to really, really change the way I thought about everything. It changed also the way I felt about cancer because I was like, 'Look, right now metastasis in melanin has a really bad connotation, but it turns out it really doesn't, it's actually how melanoma or melanocytes work.'
"So when you get melanoma on your skin, it's because you have no melanin sheets inside, and the melanin sheets are going through their normal migratory pathways that you had as an embryo, going back to the skin dermatome they're at, and they're looking for the UV light stimulus so that they can undergo mitosis, and then regain their position in the cell cycle.
"It turns out cancer is actually a freezing of mitosis because there is no UV light, and that's exactly opposite what oncologic centralized medicine tells you now. Why? Because almost all the microtubule chemotherapeutic drugs that are out there now block things at mitosis. We're actually doing the exact wrong things in medicine.
"In fact I released a blog this morning which is what stimulated that Twitter feed. It's called Quantum Engineering #62, and it has a very provocative title 'Have We Totally Shit the Bed on Our Ideas Around Cancer.' The blog shouldn't be new information to anybody who's been following me, but it's a continuation of the implications that I brought to the Huberman podcast. Why? Because I don't think I've really talked about all the implications of that Huberman podcast. [...] The ideas that I presented really interested people. Why? Because they had never heard these ideas before, and then when you think about them from a teologic sense, from an evolutionary sense, you begin to put things together, and you realize you're never going to have this idea unless you fundamentally understand how light and light frequencies interacts with matter, and how magnetism controls free radical signaling, and then how water actually deciphers electromagnetic codes to act as a battery. It's an electromagnetic capacitor for sunlight."
Dr. Jack Kruse with Sam Al-Qattan @ 23:47–27:22 (posted 2023-12-02) https://youtu.be/1r4EPDUcKKc&t=1427