

Jack Kruse: Mate Selection, DNA, Bioelectricity & Thermodynamics
28 snips Aug 10, 2024
Jack Kruse, a neurosurgeon and expert in quantum biology, dives into fascinating topics around mate selection driven by olfaction and the hidden impact of modern products on our natural scents. He highlights the quantum dynamics of biology, showcasing how light and electromagnetic fields affect cellular functions. The conversation also covers the role of DNA as an electromagnetic device, the intricate relationship of bioelectricity and gut health, and how melanin influences energy flow in organisms, opening new avenues in our understanding of biology and health.
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Olfaction's Role in Mate Selection
- Olfaction in mate selection is an ancient electromagnetic mechanism tied to immune compatibility.
- Masking natural scent with perfumes disrupts biological mate selection and immune system signaling.
Time Controls Environmental Signals
- Environmental gradients convey timing signals that coordinate biological energy flow.
- Time is the master regulator that synchronizes these environmental and cellular signals.
Embrace Decentralized Scientific Thinking
- Embrace decentralized, open-minded thinking to advance biological sciences.
- Foster curiosity and challenge centralized paradigms to uncover deeper layers of biological understanding.