Dr. Aimie Apigian
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first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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That is now our best strategy at surviving this.
And so what happens is that our cells now go from the state of high energy production, high energy utilization to we're going to do the bare minimum to stay alive.
The evolutionary strategy in that, of course, is that if I'm barely alive, maybe the monster won't see me.
And that's where we see the cells even shifting themselves.
And you'll see this if you look in the microscope, this is coming out of the work of Dr. Bob Navio down in San Diego.
And he sees the cells and the mitochondria actually change shape
When they need to make more energy because they're responding to a stress, they have the shape that allows them to be more efficient at energy production.
But the moment that that overwhelm happens, then that overwhelm makes things fall apart.
We call it the cell danger response.
And this idea that the danger has now reached a toxic level.
And that level of danger says, it's not worth my energy to try to fight this, to try to overcome this.
I tried that, it's not gonna be enough.
So instead, I'm going to just fall apart
And hope that just by giving in and giving up, not dying, but barely staying alive.
And so this is where we see even our metabolism being shifted.
We have this whole range of metabolism that our nervous system drives.
And the moment that we sense that powerlessness, our nervous system dims down the lights of our metabolism to say, we want to be cooler.
Because if we're warm, that monster might sense our warmth.
So we need to actually change our core temperature.
People have been measuring this.
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