Brian Richards
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 7 Jul
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But as that drops,
The light is also the near free light is also coming in and repolarizing that electrical potential.
Which is crucial for for yeah, o optimal cellular function.
Yeah, I would I would even go far as to say that the heart is an electromagnetic pump.
Everything in the body is electromagnetic.
And so yeah, like when when the when the blood is in that exclusion stone state where the the water is in this more bioavailable, like the charges are lined up state, it doesn't move mechanically through the vest the arteries.
It's moving electrostatically with almost no energy loss.
Well, it's it's it's both, really.
It's it's the blue on its own is the b blue is right next to ultraviolet light on the spectrum.
So it's not quite ionizing radiation, but it does cause free radical formation in the cell.
So it's it's causing oxidative stress and it's it's damaging us.
And our mitochondria absolutely slow down in their efficiency when they get too much blue light.
Because in nature we would always get s incandescent light where we get a little bit of blue and a ton of near infrared.
When we're indoors now.
We're we're we're just completely blasted by this blue light um all day long.
And yet
As humans are wont to do, we get used to our environment, you know, and we get and we get numb to it.
And we're also
We're also over mentalizing our health and we're thinking about things so much, but if we like
get into our body and kind of shut our mind down.
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