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@BriannaLitzkow @Carlson10742349 @SunWeatherMan Glad someone said it!

“Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. Weak men create hard times.” New blog out today. patreon.com/DrJackKruse/po… We need to realize that change starts with ourselves. Every man must begin with himself and become an example for his family. If he becomes an example for his family, it will spread to his community, his city, his country, and eventually to the whole world. Just because something is considered normal does not mean it is right. And when we ask ourselves what is truly right, I believe that what is right is what is evolutionarily natural for human beings. I believe that is the right path. “We are born male, but we become men.”

@ProtonMail Erm your backdoor…

Your retina is loaded with melanin and iron. Blue light excites both, driving reactive oxygen species like superoxide. Under the sun, Infrared helps clear it. Under LEDs, there is no Infrared. So the radical just sits there. Burning. Sunlight comes with a fire extinguisher built in. Your LED doesn't.

@frank_lunchbox @DrJackKruse More than you could possibly imagine. The more carbonated the better. Add some mastication to vibrate this sphenoid. And you’re on your way to clearing the fog that exists with most people’s brains in the Western world.

Why do the Russians push the use of CO2 in their space prgram and in their people on street corners with CO2 infused water, but NASA and Rockefeller medicine remain silent on it? CO2 is how we subtract excess atomic mass in deuterium from our brains. While carbon dioxide is clinically classified as a diamagnetic gas, recent landmark research confirms my thesis that rhythmic biochemical signaling can drive a macro-scale fluid evacuation to clear the brain's metabolic waste. The recent study from Dr. Sephira Ryman and her team at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine proves that intermittent, brief pulses of carbon dioxide act as an intentional trigger to awaken the glymphatic clearance pathway during wakefulness. This discovery provides a significant, non-invasive mechanics tool to flush out heavy mass neurodegenerative waste products before they destroy neural integration. My last few podcasts have talked about these effects. The reason these brief pulses of CO2 successfully clear deuterium, tau and amyloid beta is driven by a powerful physiological phenomenon called augmented vasomotion. This shifting concentration acts as a rhythmic vasomotor controller. It forces the cerebral blood vessels to quickly open and close, mimicking the slow changes in blood flow that typically only occur during deep, slow-wave sleep. Humans in artifical environments lose this effect and get brain cancers. A a young MD, I used to think highly of centralized medicine, then I verified what I was taught and subtracted those beliefs linkedin.com/pulse/gbm-type… CITES x.com/realnickgomez/…

Nicholas Gomez @realnickgomez

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A son documents the rise and fall of his father, a Mexican marine photographer whose life was shaped by ambition, family, infidelity, entrepreneurship, and a battle with brain cancer. ft. @DrJackKruse Out on YouTube this Sunday July 26 at 5pm CT

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@ihteshamali Thanks for sharing

@GKalmens Yh thanks for sharing, I remember this blog which is why I wanted to doublecheck that Jack’s stance hasn’t changed since that the SAA has become a large larger issue. Obviously physics doesn’t change, but there may be nuances that I miss.

@xtianiswriting @ze_rusty Better in which way? I’m curious

@PeculiarTemplar @Cobratate I didn’t think Tate was into planting seeds in men….😂

@ze_rusty just saw your new app. This is a good stop cap until decent e-ink screens are available. Does the app for iOS have ability to control dimming without the PWM switching?

🚨Introducing TAP ZAP🚨 for MacOS and Windows A desktop app that turns your Mac/Windows screen fully red (real red, not the orange filters that still leak blue) and stops the invisible PWM flicker that dimming causes. Shipping today after months of using it myself

@kaminner121 @GBC_Press Any violent death is a is a huge loss to us all. We are not separate we are not divided, unless we allow ourselves to be.

The Sun isn’t the same for everyone. An Infant’s eye passes more UVA and blue light than an older adult’s eye As the crystalline lens ages, it filters more of both The Sun stays the same. The light reaching your retina doesn’t.

@TimurNegru should have read 2,500 m² apologies

@photobiogenesis Add vibration to this too….

If you have any health issues related to muscular attention, cramping, brain fog. Listening to this podcast is not up for discussion. Especially if you’re somebody who has become “allergic to exercise”.

Dr. Jack Kruse Decentralized Medicine Maxi 🔆 @DrJackKruse

3 months ago

New podcast between two clinicians about the biophysics of our patients in this modern world. This was probably my most enjoyable podcast of 2026 because it was high level decentralized medicine at its finest. youtube.com/watch?v=HKFgMZ… I'm greatful Nick asked me to to do this.

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New podcast between two clinicians about the biophysics of our patients in this modern world. This was probably my most enjoyable podcast of 2026 because it was high level decentralized medicine at its finest. youtube.com/watch?v=HKFgMZ… I'm greatful Nick asked me to to do this. Gratitude makes us confident. Confidence makes us passionate. Passion fuels the journey. When life seems complicated, sometimes all you need is a different vantage point to look at things differently. Words or musical notes can spark the flame. This is why quotes and songs are capable of moving people to action and thought. Life is not easy for any of us. But what of that? We must have perseverance and above all confidence in ourselves. We must believe that we are gifted for something and that this thing, at whatever cost, must be attained. Go grab life by the throat and ball out today.