Thread by @Grimhood

“Optimal light/EMF environment is tied to latitude, altitude, and population density.

Latitude is simple, most people know about the Equator. There’s always UV light present at the Equatorial zones almost from sun up to sun down. It’s very constant through 12 hours.

There’s not a big seasonal shift in the light. As you move away from the latitude, that changes.

Altitude is another one. If you go above 5000 ft, even if you live in Vancouver, you’re still going be able to make UV light.

Because how does UV light work? It works with powerful light from the sun hitting the ozone layer. Turns out, when you go above 5000 ft, you can increase your quantum yield for sunlight.

That’s part of the reason back in the 1940-1950s in Switzerland, they used to tell people to put their kids outside in low cages out their windows when they were vitamin D deficient.

So even at a high latitude, the kids would get UV light because they’re above 5000 ft.

The same thing is true even today in Denver. That’s why Denver, CO tends to be relatively stable from a vitamin D perspective because they’re at altitude.

Where the deficit is, if you’re at sea level and they live in Nova Scotia, you’re hosed. You’re living in vitamin D winter for almost 8 months out of the year.

If you happen to have diseases that are associated with that, for example, that’s the reason why MS goes up way higher the further you get away from the Equator because these people have a huge quantum yield problem.

They usually have a mitochondrial haplotype that doesn’t link to it.

It’s also the reason, as it turns out, that it follows often with obesity. It’s also the reason why it follows along with neurodegeneration. There’s a lot of diseases that fall along these same pathways.

When you understand how these things are linked, then you become smarter then you can actually do biohacks to fix the problem.”

“If you have to stay in your local towns, try to move where the altitude is highest.”

“Population density is the other effect. This is a new effect, this effect really comes because of our modern communication devices because each human being in the United States uses on average about 7 wireless devices to connect.

It turns out, that wireless devices affect your vitamin D status because it dehydrates cells. Think about that huge piece of steak that your wife cooked before and you want to heat it up, and you put in the microwave, what happens?

If you don’t wrap it in a piece of cloth with water on it, it tastes like shoe leather.

Why? Because it’s dehydrated. Think about if you’re at LAX getting on a plane, with 250 obedient idiots all using their phone, or iPad, or anything else, and you’re in a metal tube, you’re basically the piece of steak.

The same thing turns out to be true if you live in San Francisco, or Silicon Valley, or in LA or NYC when you have 10 million people connecting to cell phone devices that have antennas in their phones from their WiFi devices.

This is the reason why we’re starting to see some very interesting changes within cities.”