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Jan 27, 2023Liked by Caroline Coram

thanks for sharing your thoughts. it makes sense a lot in line everything else I've learned so far.

One question I have with regards to this part, you wrote: "Heat shock proteins promote cell death, detoxification and healing as well as increasing white blood cells and other toxin fighting compounds."

Is this driven by oxidative cellular processes or by antioxidant pathways?

There's so much confusing sales talk about (mostly plant) antioxidants these days but I can't wrap my head around how one would be able to accomplish apoptosis or promote other types of cell death and detox/healing with down-regulating oxidation?

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It seems heat shock proteins, when introduced to a cell, can either help proteins refold correctly or mark them for degradation. They are part of the fever pathway. The initial fever is created by signalling to the hypothalamus through production of pyrogenic cytokines and also through a pathway starting with Kupfer cells in the liver. Both stimulate the hypothalamus to induce fever if the signalling pathways are clear.

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Interesting theory. My theory is it's deliberate nonsense to keep the virus narrative going. I don't think autoimmunity is a thing, I don't think the body gets confused nor attacks itself.

It's also interesting that people with autistic symptoms experience a noticeable improvement in behaviour and social interactions when they are febrile. Thought to be due to heat shock proteins. 'widespread anecdotal reports have suggested that fever can dramatically but temporarily ameliorate the disturbed behavior of many autistic patients (21). Notably, the degree of improvement (mostly in stereotypic behavior and inappropriate speech) was unrelated to the severity of fever or of autism (21). This study explicitly suggested that elucidation of the fever response might provide insight into the mechanisms of ASD and point to new therapeutic approaches (21, 22). Fever up-regulates heat-shock proteins and related mechanisms central to multiple cellular processes in the CNS, including synaptic transmission (23, 24), and may improve long-range cerebral cortical connectivity that is depressed in ASD (25). Sulforaphane also up-regulates expression of the heat-shock response (26)' https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4217462/

they found that supplementation with sulphoraphane from brocolli sprouts significantly improved ASD scores.

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The core message of the article is that the heat shock response to a foreign protein (animal or constructed human) allows the body to heal from toxicity and damaged cells.

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Jan 27, 2023Liked by Caroline Coram

A fever (heat response to foreign proteins etc) liquefies the body's structured water so that toxins can be removed.

mRNA can't enter cells unless it is negatively charged...I understand.

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Jan 27, 2023·edited Jan 27, 2023Author

Interesting. I will have a look at the cellular ionic charge ref mRNA access. Lipid metabolism may play a role, and will depend on absorption in to the cell wall.

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Jan 27, 2023Liked by Caroline Coram

Karen KIngston has done an in depth look at this. The patents she has found are quite scary! She believes it is a self-replicating biosynthetic contact toxin.

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Hey Elle, no that type of hot sweat is more akin to metal fume fever. Arsenic disregulates the body systems by keeping it at a half mast heat shock, and messing with the hypothalamus too. Sweating, in an acute toxicity phase is the body’s emergency detox route. I will be talking more about heat shock, arsenic, clotting and more in the next article.

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