Dr. Ted Achacoso
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679 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 2 Sep
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Gram-negative bacterial outer membranes.
Through these lipopolysaccharides or LPS, you know, LPS is sometimes called little pieces of shit into the local circulation.
And this is where we uh say you have a lithium gas.
So LPS asks as a potent endotoxin, right?
Binding to the uh tall-like receptor 4 or TLR4 on immune cells.
Uh, this triggers a localized acute cell danger response.
H1 or CDR1.
In CDR1, the cells halt aerobic energy production, stiffen their membranes, and release extracellular ATP or EATP as a danger signal.
This local perinergic alarm activates the enteric nervous system and triggers the release of prointomatory cytokines like interleukin 6 and tumor necrosis factor alpha.
So this simply means that when you're
gut is shifted into the ecosystem actually has overpopulation of some organisms and underpopulation of some organisms and doesn't maintain its ecological balance.
You begin to have a leaky gut and then all of these antitoxins are able to enter into your bloodstream, right?
And then your gut also will go into uh CDR1 or sedute response one.
No, uh no conversely, when you take a look at uh leaky gut, then you should examine for a leaky brain, right?
That's what they say.
Uh it's just that when you what you s what you sense that there's uh the leaky gut, uh examine uh right away whether or not it's leaky gut, because uh usually leaky gut they call it leaky brain.
Well, the solution must never be to throw a random probiotic to the patient, right?
We do not prescribe license.
Um from a slogan, right?
We we prescribe precise cellular data for precise cellular data.
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