Consciousness and Mitochondrial Communication

Do you think that our consciousness could arise from the communication

between our mitochondria?

Where do I take consciousness? It's actually the dielectric constant of

water.

Microtubules can do nothing unless the dielectric constant's 160.

What creates the dielectric constant?

The charge on the inner mitochondrial membrane.

So to answer your question,

what you said and what I'm saying is paramount.

You can't have deuterium-depleted water that's

160 dielectric without having a voltage on your inner mitochondrial membrane

that's 30 million volts. What people have not figured out yet,

what I've been

trying to tell people on the blogs, the way we make deuterium-depleted

water is that 30 million volt charges interacts with copper-65.

It's an isotope

that mitochondria favor over the common one,

and it turns out that that copper is what

makes deuterium-depleted water a CCO.

So that specific atomic

molecular arrangement

is germane to consciousness. So if you have a decrease in the dielectric

constant, you have a decreased consciousness.

If you want to know what cognitive haze is, it tells me that you've got a Marcus

inversion problem. That's why I always tell you the first way

to treat

it is go out and ground and get UVB light because I need to block

the

electrons, right? To clear the car crash.

Any time you get UVB light, you know you're getting UVA.

It's by definition because that's the base chain of how the sun makes light.

That's the animal photosynthesis that runs mitophagy to get rid of the bad

engines