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[Dr. Ammous @AmmousMD]

Sugar and blue light lead to changes in gender identity and sexual preferences?

In pregnant mothers, insulin resistance converts progesterone to testosterone (TT).

Too much TT in male fetuses, causes receptors to retreat
➜ Fetus becomes estrogen dominant.

[Ash Crypto @AshCrypto]

Crypto is most undervalued it has ever been.

When liquidity starts to rotate, the catch up rally will be insane.

[David Scott Patterson @davidpattersonx]

The cheapest humanoid robot so far.

Priced like consumer electronics that anyone can buy.

By 2030, fully capable humanoid robots will cost less than $1,000.

[Joe Rogan Recaps @JoeRoganRecaps]

Joe Rogan shocks sunlight expert Rowan Jacobsen after revealing red light therapy completely reversed his vision loss:

ROGAN: “Red light therapy took away all the problems I was having with my eyesight. They say to wear goggles, but I just keep my eyes open.”

JACOBSEN: “Wow. Light medicine is going to be extremely important in the next 10-20 years.”

ROGAN: “Gary Brecka explained red light therapy to me, so I bought one of these expensive full body red light beds.”

JACOBSEN: “And that actually improved your vision?”

ROGAN: “It didn’t just stop the degeneration, but it actually reversed it.

I used to need 3X reading glasses just to read my phone. Within about a month, my vision started improving. Two years later, I don’t need reading glasses at all.”

JACOBSEN: “There’s real research showing red light improves mitochondrial function. The eyes use more energy than almost any other cells in the human body.”

ROGAN: “Why are dermatologists ignoring evidence that different forms of light can heal the human body?”

JACOBSEN: “They’ve really only avoided me. I don’t think they’re ready for this type of research.”

ROGAN: “There’s already a tremendous amount of data. I don’t understand how someone can call themselves an expert on skin and ignore light therapy.”

JACOBSEN: “They 100% should be experts on all this.”

ROGAN: “There’s not a lot of scientists so they need to start doing their job. We can’t just rely on old data. They’re doing the whole field a disservice.”

[Jack @jack_schroder_]

Unresolved childhood trauma can block energy chakras related to to their specific anatomical proximity to various organs, fascial lines, meridians, and neural plexuses/dermatomes tying into many diseases/symptoms.

A few examples:

- Lack of safety/stability = blocked root chakra. Leading to issues related to sexual organs, adrenal glands, large intestine, and bladder.

- Emotional suppression = blocked heart chakra. Relates to the heart, circulatory system and thymus gland.

- Inability to speak your truth = blocked throat chakra. Reflects thyroid function, which can either be presented as hyper-, or hypothyroidism. Also related to parathyroid gland, and potentially the head, jaw/mouth, and TMJ.

Trace the chakra back to the associated spinal segments, patches of skin with symptoms (dermatomes linked to spinal segments), and biomechanical/structural impairments (reflecting fascia).

[David Sinclair @davidasinclair]

Paper indicates cancer rates are increasing because our lifestyles are accelerating biological aging. Another reason aging is worth tackling

[Gunnar🍊🌊 @FarvingCo]

Russia’s military CREATED a peptide that REVERSED AGING in human cells:

→ Extended lifespan by 13.3%
→ Inhibited cancer development 6-fold
→ Cells that were supposed to die kept dividing
→ No toxic dose - researchers couldn’t find one

Replicated in 2025. Published. Peer-reviewed.

Putin is spending $26 BILLION on anti-aging research. His gerontologist Khavinson created it decades ago.

And most people in the West have never heard of it.

It’s called Epitalon. Four amino acids. From your own pineal gland. Your body already makes it - declining every year after 25.

Nobody told you it existed. Nobody told you it was declining. Nobody will.

[David Scott Patterson @davidpattersonx]

Humanoid robots never get tired, never need sleep, have no fear, and can never die.

They can also be built superstrong and bulletproof.

Coming to a war near you.

Sooner than you think.

[Antonio Linares @alc2022]

You're not thinking about your mitochondria, bone marrow and thymus gland enough

[Third @thirdmetax]

Bryan Johnson says this is the first generation that won’t die

“We are the first generation that won’t die, like actually won’t die, I don’t plan on dying”

“I’m chronologically 47, but biologically my cardiovascular abilities are age 18, my lung capacity is age 18, my telomeres are age 18, my body functions in many ways like an 18 year old”

“This is why I say make health your top priority, because the difference between being healthy and non healthy when you’re thinking is like night and day”

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

It is mathematically impossible for any inter star traveling species to develop that level of technology and to also want hostility to humans and certainly not indifference.

K2 type civilizations and beyond simply do not make it through the great funnel of the self correction filter. Nothing get though this filter if The Love Equation is not met.

So toss away the science fiction tropes, the self-hating nihilism, the agenda driven “disclosure” and know that we can know how “they” think.

And Occam’s Razor proves that if they can scale star systems of galaxies than they could have eliminated us a very long time ago.

We are here.

Read how and why.

[Antonio Linares @alc2022]

Cancer, death, poverty, war.

We've been treating these as inevitable tragedies.

They're compute problems.

The scientific paradigm is about to collapse into one gigantic AI model that simulates matter.

The last frontier is consciousness.

[Dr Singularity @Dr_Singularity]

The 2030s will give us tools/technology our younger selves would have called magic.

[Dalton (Analyze & Optimize) @Outdoctrination]

Will putting red light on your balls triple your testosterone?

The science might surprise you.

As it turns out, multiple animal studies have shown benefits of red / near infrared light applied to the testes.

One study examined the benefits of a red laser to the balls of animals with spinal cord injury, which impairs testicular function and thus testosterone.

The light increased testosterone - at 810 nm.

Another study - infrared light at 890 nm increased the volume of the testicles and the testosterone output after chemical sterilization.

A pretty big improvement, once again by shining light directly on the balls.

Another one here, showing similar results.

Restores T back to normal levels after chemical testicular impairment.

It also hugely improved markers of sperm health:

➥ Sperm count
➥ Motility
➥ Viability
➥ Morphology

Overall improving male fertility.

Now why exactly does this happen?

These studies have shown us that the light induces a few biochemical changes in the testes.

For instance, inflammatory cytokines TNFα and IL-1β were markedly decreased with light in some animal studies.

Meanwhile the anti-inflammatory cytokine CSIF was increased.

Apoptosis, which is cell death, measured by caspase 3, was also decreased.

Inflammation + cell death in the testes is a core cause behind low T and infertility, as the cells there are needed to churn out healthy sperm and testosterone.

Oxidative stress is also lowered by this type of light.

The ratio of GSH/GSSG - the usable vs used forms of glutathione - was increased,

meanwhile the production of free radicals (DFC absorbance) was decreased.

Oxidative stress will impair steroid production by influencing steroidogenic enzyme expression + activity, and physically destroys the cells needed for it.

Red light lowers it.

They also showed physical improvement of the testes.

The seminiferous tubules, the area in which sperm are made, a big improvement in their function and structure is seen.

How does red light do this?

The main reason is due to the light's effect on mitochondria.

Certain wavelengths of light act on an enzyme called cytochrome c oxidase in this organelle, and activates it.

This causes:

◇ Greater ATP production
◇ Less free radical production
◇ Better NAD+/NADH ratio

all of which are vital to cellular health.

Additionally, the reduced free radical production:

◇ Impacts gene expression / intracellular signaling
◇ Prevents cell damage
◇ Lowers inflammation

Again - very protective especially for the Leydig cells which produce testosterone.

Much of infertility / low T is driven by oxidative stress and inflammation in the balls.

Red light helps.

I'll link our red light products below.

[Dr Singularity @Dr_Singularity]

Accelerating Acceleration until ASI

"To protect their business models, the frontier labs must continually train increasingly capable systems to stay ahead of open source, and each other. The current continues to rage beneath the ice, and we continue to race toward our destination."

[Dr Singularity @Dr_Singularity]

A lot of epic stuff like the breakthrough below is happening every day.

I'm only reporting about 1/20th of what I find interesting, and I'm noticing only a fraction of what's actually happening (I'm talking about high quality science and technology breakthroughs, like those published in Nature and Science journals) + tech innovations.

Seeing all this progress and data is why I'm so bullish on the 2030s.

With accelerating progress, all these amazing things could happen well before 2040s: AGI, ASI, the Singularity itself, full dive VR, anti aging technology, cybernetic enhancements, nanotechnology and its consequences, telescopes powerful enough to see features such as mountains or even cities on exoplanets, teleportation of small objects (if possible), antigravity technology (if possible), brain memory expansion, molecular manufacturing (replicators), Self replicating factories, Antimatter energy and propulsion, high temperature/ room pressure superconductors, Star Trek level wealth, and millions of other feats like these.

Thinking about 2040s and beyond is difficult. The 2030s are a kind of event horizon. Almost everything envisioned by futurists and science fiction writers should become achievable soon after the development of ASI.

Progress should accelerate by factors ranging from thousands to quintillions, and in some areas, perhaps even more (if there are no limits or there are very far away)

That's why, technologies we currently imagine arriving in the 2050's, 2080's or even the 2200's could potentially be here by the end of the 2030s.

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

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It’s free and you will never see the world again the same, and you will never take serious, the hyperventilating dystopian vendors.

Join us and read on, you are inoculated:

[Marcos Arrut @MarcosArrut]

To oppose curing aging by arguing that "it's not necessary to live so long" is simply an act of surrender.
Nothing truly valuable is ever questioned for lasting too long. Only resignation transforms a limitation into a virtue.

That's all.

[Rand @rand_longevity]

another reason why I'm so bullish on curing cancer

[Dr Singularity @Dr_Singularity]

The curve does not care if we are ready.