Kooky, Torch, Evie, links, esPaules

Hi Kooky,
Here's a couple of the links I have on tobacco. (Note I don't think people smoking a pack a day is a good thing - all things in moderation. A couple or so smokes to take the edge off the synapses probably isn't going to kill you. - I don't use the radioactive tobacco, polluted by cesium, strontium etc. accidentally dumped on it by our gov., and a couple hundred added chemicals including heavy metals by the manufacturers.
Try to use a natural/organic tobacco, or grow your own.)

Nicotine has effect on the glutamate NMDA receptors, that is another area to look into. - Reduce excitability in the brain.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17017527 

http://inflammablog.blogspot.com/2008_04_06_archive.html 

Nicotine effects -likes a healthy alkaline environment, helps tyrosine which is useful in making thyroid hormone. This even has about the MAO-B I was looking at the other day, and lost that page. http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/par16.htm 

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Torch -
Ca-AEP is the form of calcium in your brain cell membrane walls that is vibrated/ionized out by cell phones, etc. W/o it, cells will also be even morequickly depleted of hydration, as you can see below:
> "Ca-AEP is a potent sensitizer of hypothalamic funcion. While also a bioavailable source of calcium, a deficiency of it causes a loss of cellular electrical charge, negatively affecting energy output. The calcium salt of 2-aminoethanol phosphate has been known as vitamin M1 in German literature. Ca-AEP is an essential factor for cell membrane integrity and cell sensitivity. It binds fatty acids and electrolytes to the cell membrane structure that generates the cell's electrical charge." vrp.com
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Evie,
I gotta put some things together and send you. I have a theory working in my head, lol.
Thought some of you might like this though neuron section part way down here, what things are doing/affecting in the brain: http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/ap.html 

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(Hope I got the right person) Liked that Recession poem on Utube, besides the emf ones, and cfl bulb links. I have dial-up, so watching anything of that type is quite the job!
~ Snoshoe

Thank you, I am going to order that calcium

--- On Sat, 4/10/10, snoshoe_2 <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi Snoshoe,
 
I haven't forgotten you, Dear!  I have been trying to get my life caught up so I can have a "Snoshoe day".  lol  (Read all your great sites; mull over your ideas; write you, hopefully, at length.....  This coming week I have to spend alot of time away from home, but hopefully by next week I will have the time to spend a day or 2 searching your sites, etc.  I was hoping today I'd be caught up, but it isn't goingto happen, I am afraid.) 
 
Just wondered reading this if you also are taking calcium AEP?  Do yousee any/alot of differences taking it?  (For me, taken along with thepantethine, it is like a wonder drug.)  You know alot more about cal AEP than I do--and I used to know what you wrote here but forgot it. lol  (You sent me this info about 4 years ago!)
 
Thanks; Sno, 
Diane

--- On Sat, 4/10/10, snoshoe_2 <[hidden email]> wrote:


From: snoshoe_2 <[hidden email]>
Subject: [eSens] Kooky, Torch, Evie, links, esPaules
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Date: Saturday, April 10, 2010, 3:38 PM


 



Hi Kooky,
Here's a couple of the links I have on tobacco. (Note I don't think people smoking a pack a day is a good thing - all things in moderation. A couple or so smokes to take the edge off the synapses probably isn't going to kill you. - I don't use the radioactive tobacco, polluted by cesium, strontium etc. accidentally dumped on it by our gov., and a couple hundred added chemicals including heavy metals by the manufacturers.
Try to use a natural/organic tobacco, or grow your own.)

Nicotine has effect on the glutamate NMDA receptors, that is another area to look into. - Reduce excitability in the brain.

http://www.ncbi. nlm.nih.gov/ pubmed/17017527

http://inflammablog .blogspot. com/2008_ 04_06_archive. html

Nicotine effects -likes a healthy alkaline environment, helps tyrosine which is useful in making thyroid hormone. This even has about the MAO-B I was looking at the other day, and lost that page. http://www.bodybuil ding.com/fun/par16. htm

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Torch -
Ca-AEP is the form of calcium in your brain cell membrane walls that is vibrated/ionized out by cell phones, etc. W/o it, cells will also be even morequickly depleted of hydration, as you can see below:
> "Ca-AEP is a potent sensitizer of hypothalamic funcion. While also a bioavailable source of calcium, a deficiency of it causes a loss of cellular electrical charge, negatively affecting energy output. The calcium salt of 2-aminoethanol phosphate has been known as vitamin M1 in German literature. Ca-AEP is an essential factor for cell membrane integrity and cell sensitivity. It binds fatty acids and electrolytes to the cell membrane structure that generates the cell's electrical charge." vrp.com
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Evie,
I gotta put some things together and send you. I have a theory working in my head, lol.
Thought some of you might like this though neuron section part way down here, what things are doing/affecting in the brain: http://faculty. washington. edu/chudler/ ap.html

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(Hope I got the right person) Liked that Recession poem on Utube, besides the emf ones, and cfl bulb links. I have dial-up, so watching anything of that type is quite the job!
~ Snoshoe









     

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