How is it possible that lack of sunlight could be a cause of autism?

Well, how it is possible that lack of sunlight 1-3 weeks after the shortest day of the year would cause a spike in cardiac, respiratory, kidney, Alzheimers disease each and every year, and many of causes of natural deaths in the US and be at the lowest 1-3 weeks after the longest day of the year? All causes, every year. Let's look at influenza for instance. Again it spikes in the winter time when the sunlight is the least available.

The fact that daylight (blue graph) can go completely through the thorax and be detected on the other side (red graph), should finally answer the question undeniably that sunlight penetrates deeply into the body. Like really deeply. Only the longer wavelengths however can penetrate and be absorbed inside the body - the type not seen in commercial LEDs or on our side of modern windows. This means the only way to get this benefit is to get outside!

nature.com/articles/s4159… This effect is so profound that observant individuals in healing arts profession over 150 years ago without sensitive scientific instruments could notice a difference when patients were taken outside.

Many have expressed concern over the cancer risk of NAC.
Matched study in COPD patients on NAC versus those patients who weren’t.

Results: NAC was associated with a REDUCTION in cancer.

https://twitter.com/healthyfellow/status/1903895404565110892

Thanks to @ch__nob for alerting me to this post.

100mW/cm2 is the Intensity of Sunlight through atmosphere:

20mW/cm2 is the Intensity of Infrared light from sun

2.9mw/cm2 is the Intensity of LED at 940nm (infrared) in this jacket given to COVID-19 patients admitted to a hospital in blinded randomized controlled trial:

Results: Intervention group discharged 4 days earlier. with other pulmonary and hematological endpoints.

You don't need very bright infrared lights to make a difference.

sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Infrared light reduces inflammation of TLR-4 (the same mechanism involved in COVID-19 inflammation:

We have already woken up to the problem of processed food. We are currently waking up to the problem of processed light.

The Flu: happens every year weeks after the shortest day of the year in December in the northern hemisphere (first pic USA)

It's also what happens every year weeks after the shortest day of the year in June in the southern hemisphere. (second pic Australia)

I wonder what might be the root cause?

Sunlight perhaps?
Harvard did a study to see if this was in fact the case. They looked at the flu in 2009 and since it hit early during the summer (first pic), they were able to decouple temperature, humidity, and sunlight to see what was really going on (second picture).
Their conclusion: "We find that sunlight strongly protects against getting influenza."
hks.harvard.edu/publications/s…

Amazing paper that will make you think twice about giving Tylenol for that fever and maybe even try to elevate your body temperature like we've been telling you to do:

Summary: academic.oup.com/nar/article/50… For more information:

Sunlight is cheaper, doesn’t require a supply chain, and is likely more effective than GLP1 inhibitors. Plus we have way more data. I’d be more than happy to talk to you about it.

youtu.be/SXfOtQkHlig?si… x.com/elonmusk/statu… Lack of sunlight is as deadly as smoking:

🚨Autism risk linked to amount of sunlight at conception and critical neuro development periods. (More sun = less autism). Thanks to @Solahmi_ for alerting me to this!

Paper: pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC66… And if you’re wondering why sunlight could affect something where the “sun don’t shine” then you need to revisit Scott Zimmerman‘s paper:

Melatonin and the Optics of the Human Body

P.S. it penetrates easily into the uterus.

melatonin-research.net/index.php/MR/a…

🚨Near infrared light makes cancer cells exit out of cell cycle growth invitro via mitochondrial modulation!

Published June 2024.
University of Westminster, London, UK

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/jb… Why maybe increased sunlight is associated with LESS cancer deaths (in addition of LESS ALL-CAUSE MORTALITY).

Stop. Ask yourself why if there a “flu season”?

Why is it when the days are shortest? Why is it in July in Australia?
(That’s also when it’s the shortest day of the year)

🚨Mother of 15 y/o with leukemia called me today. Son got deadly infection of the lung with mucor (flesh eating fungus) after treatment requiring surgery to cut it out. Got worse anyway. Finally made DNR. Last wishes were to go outside for final days. Then got BETTER! Docs got CT scan and showed that the disease that they had nothing left to do for was improving! They have no explanation and were fully expecting the 15 year old to die. Amazing. Mom saw our channel and contacted me today. This happened in July.

Two papers that convinced me that the best early treatment for COVID is sunlight and why (a thread):

Sunlight's photons are more than 50% infrared. Infrared light passes through the body very easily (even through bone). As seen in this picture: This means that infrared light can "touch" just about every cell in your body. When this happens, spike protein induced inflammatory cytokines are reduced and anti-inflammatory cytokines are induced. Proof:
(This journal is in the top 25%)
mdpi.com/2076-3921/12/1…

High body temperature shuts down SARS CoV2 replication. Paper: we’ve been talking about this since the pandemic. Try not to treat fevers.
Thanks to @TomNob7 for sharing.

academic.oup.com/nar/article/50… Here’s the skinny;

Pulmonary endothelial cells coat the inside of the blood vessels in the lungs and prevent the exposure of vWF to blood which causes clotting. COVID kills these cells, releases vWF causing blood clots. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… Interestingly, type of blood typically has the least amount of vWF under the endothelial cells.

Covid rates were lowest and more mild in type O blood

ashpublications.org/blood/article/…
jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

Remember that H5N1 has already made the jump from birds to mammals. It’s in 6 different dairy farms in the US. The jump from birds to cows is bigger than the jump from cows to humans.

While rare, mammals can be infected with highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) A(H5N1) (“H5N1 bird flu”) viruses.cdc.gov/flu/avianflu/m…

🚨 Just published! Simply boiling water and allowing mineral to chelate microplastics eliminated "at least 80% of polystyrene, polyethylene, and polypropylene NMPs size between 0.1 and 150 μm."
Paper: pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.102…
News:
yahoo.com/news/simple-wa… Seems to work better in areas that have hard water (finally an advantage to having hard water🙄)

Connect these dots:
Plant based or Pescatarians have less chance of getting severe C-19:

Interferon response inversely determines severity of C19:

Interventional vegan diet increases interferon in subjects:
nutrition.bmj.com/content/bmjnph…
science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
nature.com/articles/s4159… Not buying health user effect here. Last study was RCT cross over study and there was consistent highly statistical results despite diverse subject pool.

Fever, which is part of the innate immune system elevates the secretion (among other things) of interferon (a broad antiviral) as seen in this experiment. It's why I rarely will treat a fever unless the patient is at risk for seizures or is tachycardic (fast HR). Reference: .pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3132509/#:~:te…

I'll never forget when my Polish grandfather-in-law (not Jewish) took me on a tour of Auschwitz I where he was imprisoned in Block 11 (on the right). He was released after his mother bribed the guard but failed to turn up to the war front and was hunted down but escaped. He didn't like to talk about it, but it was the most surreal thing to hear from a person who was actually there telling us (in Polish) what happened. Here's what he said:

Average chance of an American dying on any given day in 2019 was 0.00001960
On April 11, 2021 in the US, 3.5 million people were vaccinated. Meaning that just based on statistics or chance , that day, about 70 people died within 24 hours of getting their vaccine. By chance. You could do a 1 minute story on each of them and fill an entire news hour with it and still have more left. This is why anecdotal stories and assigned motives should not guide policy. This is why we do studies with controls.