Dr. Ted Achacoso
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679 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 2 Sep
Dr. Ted Achacoso’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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When they should be asking,
Why does my cell feel unsafe in the first place?
Allying our understanding of cellular safety and autonomic regulation is where it must start.
Remember that evolutionarily,
You know, we are uh built for survival and reproduction, and the cell is simply trying to survive.
Well
Jordi, to understand this, we must look at the work of Dr.
Robert Navio on Cell Danger Response or CDR.
The mitochondria is not merely a powerhouse that grinds out ATP, it is the ultimate environmental sensor.
Under normal, safe conditions, the mitochondria produce ATP inside the cell to power cellular functions.
However, when the autonomic nervous system is in a sympathetic fight or flight state, the brain releases.
Norepinephrine and epinephrine, and the adrenals release cortisol.
This autonomic alarm state changes the biophysical properties of the cell membrane.
When the sympathetic nervous system fires, cell membranes stiffen to prevent viral entry and retain resources.
This membrane stiffening causes mitochondrion to release ATP outside of the cell into the extracellular space.
This extracellular ATP or EATP acts as a potent.
Danger-associated molecular pattern or DAMP.
It binds to pure energy receptors and they bring cells signaling a state of immediate threat.
This triggers a cell danger response stage one or CDR1.
In CDR-1, the cell halts aerobic respiration, downregulates mitochondrial energy production, and shifts to anaerobic glycolysis.
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