CELL DANGER RESPONSE

Metabolic Features of the Cell Danger Response,  Naviaux, Robert, PhD

from the Mitochondrial and Metabolic Disease Center, UC/San Diego

journal homepage:www.elsevier.com/locate/mito,  July 2014

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Six separately working divisions of  cell biologists over 60 years came to the same indentical conclusion:

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Every individual cell responds to perceived threat by closing down its mitochondriae. WHen mitochondrial electron flow drops from ANY 'threat'- chemical (all toxins), physical( heat, shock,ionizing radiation), microbial( bacteria, viruses, parasites) or emotional FEAR based trauma ( childhood, sexual, combat). The mitochondria 'freeze', stop energy production, and the cellular inflammatory and memory response is initiated.  Each and every cell in your body can recognize and react to threat with out using the central nervous system. Each cell protects itself like a combat marine.

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To "heal" any acute or chronic disorder you HAVE to recharge the mitochondrial energy curcuits, turn on the power pumps so the cell has the ATP to recover, make new cells and release the trauma memory stored on the cell's memory bank.

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Energy in the form of photons, electrons or phonons will be welcomed by the cellular mitochondria system.  A normal cell requires 70 mvolts to be healthy.