Eat Like a Rabbit
Dr. Jack Kruse: "When you live inside the tropics, deuterium works with UV light to create frequencies of light that […] make [tryptophan] utilizing deuterium in your body. […]
"What's the difference in latitude mean? It actually is the level of sunlight you get. Nature built the water cycle to be deuterium depleted where sunlight isn't as powerful. And where the sun is powerful, you can have a higher deuterium content. […]
"If you want to be a rabbit and eat like a rabbit, you should live inside the tropics. But if you are like the rest of the population on this planet, just so we're all clear, 99% of the population on planet earth lives outside the tropics. Therefore if you eat like a rabbit you're a freaking idiot. OK?"
Steve Stavs: "That's great. And why is it […] at the tropics, you can have a banana in great UV light, but having a banana [outside of the tropics] in the middle of winter when UV light is low, that's not going to help you, because it's filled with deuterium. Correct?"
Dr. Jack Kruse: "Correct. […] anytime you eat a fruit that does not grow at your latitude via the photosynthetic mechanism […] you create molecular chaos in you. What is the molecular chaos? You have too much deuterium inside your matrix. That ruins the spin rate of ATPase. That reduces energy production. That harms you. […] if it doesn't grow in that latitude, you shouldn't eat it. And just because it's in the grocery store, doesn't mean it's a good thing."
Steve Stavs: "So you should eat seasonally, locally. That's number one. Secondly, you should eat outside in the light, not under blue light."
— Dr. Jack Kruse with Steve Stavs @ 06:43 – 10:35 https://youtu.be/swffkM4jsc0&t=403
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