Dr. Jack Kruse Discusses Proton Flow, Water, Magnetism, Redox Potential, Photobiomodulation, & More
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- I had the opportunity to chat with world-famous neurosurgeon and quantum biology expert Dr. Jack Kruse. All the way from El Salvador, Dr. Kruse dives into the many facets of water, magnetism, and light and how they drive energy flow in the body. We take deeper dives into the world of proton flow, photobiomodulation, water chemistry, and energy transduction. Dr. Kruse even gives a quantum perspective on constipation!
As always, if you have any questions, please comment below!
06:30 light, exclusion zone, UV, deuterium, volcanic magnetism
10:31 measuring redox in millivolts
25:12 curing eyesight with red light
38:05 quantum DNA
43:23 light frequencies and sleep
45:51 good sleep and proton conduction in mitochondria, adenosine
50:58 collagen and roundup
51:08 glycine alpha helix and cell wiring, collagen and proton conduction
53:10 fibromyalgia
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In 2008 I moved to the southern most point in Mexico with the intention of dying from Lyme disease on my own terms...
The sun and surf and earthing changed everything. It ain't food, it's light.
Amen to that! Light trumps food all day!
@Ichigo there r monks that can eat lousy yet not damaged - but that level is rare bordering on breathenism (sic) .....and hav been sun-gazing as best i can in manhattan nyc, when do it for several days in succession its a big energizer and best when be earthling with solar-blessing
ALOHA
You Guys been Tibet (China),Nepal and Bhutan?
@Ichigo I didn't hear anyone say that.
Being a Being of light. After leaving the body ..... Being light, if you go into a light, it may be a mirror. A trap of a kind into another experiential body???❤
Always enjoy Uncle Jack’s crazy ramblings.
Great interview! I have horrible issues with my eyes, can't read or watch tv without severe pain and seizures at night. All eye specialists I've been to say my eyes are healthy. Don't know what to do. I've found this information now. Ordered blue blockers. I've been inside so long because of work, I'm making changes.
I believe you CAN improve this with implementing what you're starting to implement!
How are you doing?
Search for work by Dr Glenn Jeffrey on eyes
Red light therapy helps! Per Dr jeffrey
@@lmyers9999 thank you
@ 27:50 Photobiomodulation for the win! Great story about his 80-year-old father-in-law falling off the roof. I also enjoyed Dr. Kruse's take on Crypto and El Salvador. Great work, Carrie. Thanks for connecting me to this info.
Thanks Eric!!!
This was great listen! I’m curious about how long he had 80yo under light. He said 40 minutes I think. From everything I’ve read, this seems too long and have read after a certain point get no benefit?
@@MaryLoeff-np4kg I suppose it depends on the body as we're all different
This has blown my mind. It's difficult to understand most of the info, but I got the gist of it. Truly interesting. Your listening skills are legendary 🙌 . Less interruption, more listening. Wonderful stuff. Thank you for this. And thanks Dr Kruse. What are the infection fighting capability of this new therapy? For example, normal bacterial infections. Will there be a day when antibiotics will be a thing of the past?
Dr Kruse is fascinating, the information he knows. I'm glad I stumbled upon him
great talk, thanks ...the only thing is, i didn't hear much about magnetism, which is why i chose your video - do you have other podcasts/videos about magnetism? - ideally from jack kruse
thanks
You can always search Jack's blog for topics you're particularly interested in. But I'm a quantum health educator and clinician, as well, so I teach on this kind of thing all the time. Check out my Instagram for the most info about magnetism/grounding/earthing/electrons: instagram.com/carriebwellness
Great conversation
Glad you enjoyed it!
Appreciated this conversation and definitely need to go south sooner than later. 🙌🏻💚
Love Dr Kruse. Was a good reminder to take advantage of the decentralized networks of Nature and Bitcoin
This is great stuff. Thanks
Thank you for this interview!! I love Dr. Jack Kruse!! I just subscribed to you channel and I am excited to watch your other video's.
How can I find his channel? Thank you!
You did a great job interviewing him.
I have a random question: I rarely use wi-fi, but I'm wondering if 5 ghz is better than 2.4 since 5 ghz apparently does not penetrate the body as deeply? Do you have any information on this? I can not find ANYTHING about it.
Excellent video!!
Thanks, Jack good talk.
Great podcast, so many knowledge bombs. Thanks! 🔥🔥
Thanks, David!
Kruse leaves out one important point. He is (or was) living in a high deuterium zone. Deuterium is higher near the equator. And deuterium is higher if it filters through volcanic rock. If he is drinking the local water, rather than having it shipped in, he is probably getting some of the highest deuterium water in the world.
This relates to the problem of dismissing diet and nutrition. Some foods (animal foods, animal fat, etc) are far lower deuterium than others (carbs, seed oils, etc). And some diets (keto, carnivore, etc) are better at reducing deuterium and promoting mitochondrial functioning.
Diet and nutrition can't be separated from water, light, and electromagnetism. After all, plants and animals are lifeforms like humans that are affected by these same factors. When we eat foods, we are essentially taking in the conditions of health or disease that affected the plants and animals, along with whatever they physically took in (minerals, heavy metals, glyphosate, etc).
In addition, it would be useful to know how the water, light, and EMFs our food are exposed to while growing affects their nutritional content. The food we eat, if fresh, will furthermore provide structured water. And what about looking at food as solidified energy that might be transferred to those who eat it. Call this quantum nutrition.
Also, consider that it isn't only Kruse who is (or was) getting high deuterium water in that location. Any food grown locally would also be higher in deuterium, which would make the diet higher deuterium. Sure, more sunlight will help eliminate some of that deuterium. But there is no advantage to forcing your body to do extra work.
Kruse's dismissal of exercise is similar. It promotes mitochondrial health, which increases metabolic water. But I bet being physically active in the sunlight has further benefits than merely laying in the sunlight. All of these factors are likely cumulative and reinforcing. To isolate them is reductionist.
Exercise and sweating, for example, is another thing that will help eliminate deuterium. So, sitting there and not exercising, Kruse isn't eliminating as much deuterium as he could, not to mention his obesity indicates metabolic disorder. All that sunlight will have less benefit if his mitochondria and hence his cells aren't functioning optimally because of excessive deuterium.
That will then lessen how much metabolic water his body is producing. And the less metabolic water will mean the less well is functioning his entire electromagnetic stem in his his body. Everything at every level will be compromised to some degree, if getting sunlight will still be of some benefit.
Again noting that it appears you have much to say on these topics, and have taken great time in articulating them in many of my posts. I appreciate your engagement AND your interest in the field! I do, though, encourage you to strike out on your own (if you've not already) and share through your own mediums! I fear you'll find more return for your time that way, than using it up to take down specific points at length in each video of mine here on CZcams!
@@carriebwellness - Indeed, I do my own thing in writings on other platforms. But I see no problem in bringing up important issues here as well. And I'd assume that would always be welcome by those seeking greater understanding and broader perspective. These thoughts are offered freely without expectation.
It's simply a dialogue we are all having. But I realize not everyone likes challenging dialogue or else prefers to focus elsewhere. My comments aren't intended for those people. And those people can ignore my contributions without my taking offensne. We are free to interact with those we find of value, with no need to judge others who interact differently.
Also, my comments aren't mere self-expression. I see this as an essential dialogue our society will have to have, one way or another. I agree with some quantum biology advocates that the focus shouldn't be narrowly focused on diet alone or whatever else. Likewise, it's equally problematic to exclusively obsess over light and such. There are hundreds of factors, equally important.
I realize that many of my comments bring up ideas, such as the close link between personal and public health, that most aren't yet prepared to talk about. Quantum biology is in a similar position. But that isn't any reason to not start now among those of us who are ready. My comments here are open invitations and they will remain that way.
Maybe tomorrow or years from now someone will read my comments here and want to engage. They are seeds planted. I do think that this kind of thinking is the future. All we can do is to prepare the soil, and then patiently wait for interest to grow. But I feel confident that this is the direction public debate will take over the coming decades.
By the way, I just realized that CZcams had switched off notifications for comment replies. So, for a while now, I didn't know about any responses, such as what you wrote here. I wasn't ignoring you or others on purpose. It was only after switching notifications back on that I saw another person respond to me here and then I noticed your comment. I'm sorry to leave your comment hanging all this time.
This is so awesome ☀️
Thanks!! Lots of fun to so this interview! He is a mountain of information.
im mind blown
Loved this!! Anything in the works for the Q/A session you guys talked about at the end?
Unfortunately, no, but I know we both host online communities where people can come ask questions!
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He mentions places with high proton flow, powerful sunlight and volcanic regions.
I live in Australia southern NSW, classed as rural. Sun is good but it's a vast plain that contains a major river.
What other geological features could be high proton highways other then volcanic regions?
Also. I'm curious about the red light as I suspect my wife has fibromyalgia or possibly a bone degenerative disorder. What sort of light would be reccomend for personal use?
From my understanding, he talks about the geography of certain places specifically in regards to sunlight power density and magnetism. When looking at these two things it is ideal to be closer to the equator along with powerful sources of geomagnetism like the crater in the gulf of Mexico or near volcanos. Proton flow was dealing with proton concentration in the body namely mitochondria.
There are some great red light therapy companies but the two I have worked with most are Midwest Red Light Therapy and EMR tek.
Oops. I tried to reply to your comment but it went to the wrong area. I am still a CZcams newbie. Check out my other comment here with answers to your questions.
@@carriebwellness
Awesome, got it. Thank you very much. I will look deeper into this red light therapy, very interesting.
For one thing - Australia is his #1 worst on the list. Hardly any magnetic field and v high Deuterium content Water. Also, you guys have a terrible government and really bad EMF.
@@thebodyclock1 Sean is correct. OZ fails for water and it is a continent desert and it is now the largest prison on planet Earth. No one should consider staying anywhere where dictators rule.
Very interesting! How could I use light to help heal a difficult (autoimmune) wound?
1535? And ultra light something? Can some pls give me the full name of the product?
Just watched this gif the first time .
Amazing ! Thanks to both of you !
I need optimal water !
Work on my minerals !
I need to move !
I need to get my light diet optimal!
Worry less about food !
Really concerned about the supplement companies brain washing so many ! What is your complete list of supplements not yo take ? I heard Dr Kruse mention glutathione and melatonin- what else ?
I will never take glutathione, melatonin or vitamin D3
What about zinc , copper , c and retinol?
@@beverlynash9979 i only take zinc when feeling sick. Otherwise I get all thosw3 nutrients thru seafood and organ meat
So is supplementing collagen okay?
@@TMItulsa i like doing a loading month of collagen peptides (30g per day) and then I typically get 10g per day after that from either food or collagen peptides.
What kind of Red Light should we be using? I’ve been wanting to add this to my regime.
I have products from both Biolight and Midwest Red Light Therapy. 2 companies with high quality products.
Thanks Carrie!
How does he explain how nutritional balancing works then?
Any advice or rec's for studying quantum perspectives on health? Quantum biology in relation to humans for dummies? lol :) something to help better understand the physics, and the deeper levels.
The best thing you can do is continue to listen to podcasts like this with Dr Kruse, Dr Courtney Hunt. There is also a great website called Quantumhealthtv that provides some really excellent and beginner level info plus more advanced info.
@@carriebwellness Thanks much. :) Yeah I have been listening to Kruse for awhile, and its starting to gel more, but sometimes the physics and quantum aspects get lost in the wind. :) Thanks will look up Dr Hunt and Quantum health
I agree, not enough easy to read books on the subject as a whole. Dr Pollacks book and Becker’s books are what lead me to Kruse.
Living in Alaska we get very little sun light in the winter-- about 5.5 hours as of the time I am writing this. I see the sunrise each morning and stay out during the light as much as possible. The GOOD NEWS is that we get about 22 hours of light in the summer, which means walks and hikes at midnight. Can the this summer light mitigate the effects of a dark winter??
We're actually meant to go into deep repair in the winter-store up Vitamin D in summer and store up melatonin in winter. Darkness, cold, and many other things about winter repair us in different ways than summer! More info: www.carriebwellness.com/offers/ebVkjQfZ/checkout
What was the Title/Author of the book he mentioned? TIA
He mentioned the Fourth Phase of Water by Gerald Pollack.
The other book, I found it on amazon, 120$. Dang.
Photobiomodulation in the brain.
@@carriebwellness What was the other water researchers guys names? Jejusay & departe?
He also mentions “the body electric”
Thank you wonderful interview ... you mentioned collagen... Just wondering if EMF effects cartilage ? Thank you ...
EMFs can disrupt EZ water formation around collagen which could definitely impact its ability to act as a cushion. There would be potentially less repulsion of hydronium ions leading to the potential of bone on bone rubbing. Great section in Pollacks book on this.
@@carriebwellness prolozone to stimulate cartilage regeneration
Thank you. 52:00
Hey Carrie! Thanks for the great podcast episode!
At 1:16 you mention "Meiwan Ho" ??? Is that the right spelling? I can't find anything on the internet about that person. Can you share the correct spelling with me? Thank you!
Mae-Wan Ho!
@@carriebwellness Thank you!
Where can you get a red light?
I have a list of all of my most recommended places to get anything I ever refer to here: www.carriebwellness.com/products
Cool interview. I'm surprised he advocated for the jab for over 70s, and didn't mention anything like Ivermectin, HCQ. And def for healthy people under 70 not really necessary so many other ways to build immunity.
Yeah, that surprised me too. But he followed it up with no one under 70 should consider it. But I definitely wish he would have mentioned HCQ or ivermectin since more people need to understand there are treatment and prophylactic options that really seem effective.
@@carriebwellness Yeah I feel Jack may not want to get you cancelled either. But hey I guess at this stage all cards on the table for many experts like Robert Malone the inventor of mRNA.
Anyone advocating pushing shit into your body is compromised in some way. Why on earth would you say this with such an understanding of the body If food isn’t important then maybe he thinks toxins are not also
Fascinating overview of quantum biology and why our lives literally depend upon it. Even though "Uncle" Jack's rapid-fire communication style is a bit much, I do wish I had stumbled upon his work-- and you, too, Carrie--5 years ago when I was put on the supplement glutathione (for mold toxicity) that Jack says here has brought in tons of money for functional docs and "paleo guys" but causes "collapse" of the electric pathways in the cell--yikes. Same for the years of melatonin I was told I needed but that Jack says causes "huge problems" if taken for more than 3-4 weeks. Sheesh. No wonder I still don't have my strength back. Good news is that I've found the quantum-and circadian-health folks and am feeling great improving my "redox potential" by changing my light environment and reducing my exposure to non-native EMFs. Plus, getting light on my skin and in my eyes early in the morning then throughout the day just feels amazing in July where I live in the Northeast US, though it's no El Salvador.
So glad to have you in this community, Martha, and glad we both found quantum health, even if it was later than we would have liked!
Everyone likes to say it’s all about light, but if you are deficient in nutrients and minerals, how is the sun going to replace them all if you’re not eating properly?
No one truly says nutrition and mineral status don't matter. Light is the foundation, so it's the main focus of conversation and teaching in quantum health-in my clinical practice, it makes a far greater difference and more quickly than just doing things like changing your diet. If you change your diet but your light environment is terrible, you won't be getting the foundations yo uneed. However, it doesn't mean you can eat terribly and not expect to face consequences. Food is ALSO a light signal. It's connected. I teach this in my work all the time.
Congrats mom on 💯
Lol. Thanks Buddy!!
Excellent 👏
New subscriber✋
Thank you!!
Btc isn’t bitcoin. Read the white paper. He is right about bitcoin as it’s defined though. Not taproot fork and LN.
amazing
Glad you think so! :)
What red light device does dr kruse recommend?
I'm not sure but you can probably check out his site and search for it on his blog/forum. The ones I recommend are in my free product recommendations guide (www.carriebwellness.com/start). And the absolute best I've ever used just got put out by Kelly Bento at SoleilWell. kbento@soleilwell.com
The sun.
I have been ordering mountain valley water which puts a small amount of fluoride but avoids micro plastics. Was curious to know if anyone has a website for water delivery for glass 5 gallon no plastics with also no fluoride.
Mtn valley is fine. Just has a nominal amount of fluoride so i wouldn't worry about it.
Kruse tends to bring out a lot of theories, and they can't all be correct. He's kind of guessing a lot of the time.
That's not to say that he is wrong, but at some point you need to test these ideas to see if they are possible.
I say self test these ideas and see if they work.
I'm more impressed with researchers like Dr Richard Johnson who actually tests his theories in lab...
Kruse tests on himself.
I tend to trust more those who do research. That is the problem I have with his dismissal of diet, nutrition, and exercise.
I might give his view more merit if he actually engaged with more researchers who are experts in those fields. But he has repeatedly said he refuses to engage with such experts advocating other views.
It seems to me that he is narcissistically stuck in the role of guru. He wants deference and praise, not to be challenged or daresay be treated as a mere equal.
Nonetheless, much of what he says is fascinating. And I do trust it to the degree that it overlaps with the work done by researchers, such as Gerald Pollock. But speculation, however intriguing, is dime a dozen.
@@MarmaladeINFPthe one thing he can’t explain is that if you are nutritionally deficient, what is his answer for how to replenish those levels back to optimal? Makes absolutely zero sense. Then he will talk about the hadza tribe and how they were given a poor diet and their microbiome was still great. He says it’s because of sunlight, when in reality their microbiome was probably so strong from the food they ate then when they ate junk, it didn’t make a dent because it was as optimal as can be. He misses a lot of stuff and just tries to revert everything back to light. He’s right with a lot of stuff, but don’t tell me you can just eat junk and sit in the sun all day and be healthy.
@@SauerkrautX - Kruse falls into the same ideological trap about which he blames others. It's standard projection. His accusation is that diet and exercise advocates ignore other important factors like light. That is true in many, if not all, cases. But then he ignores these other factors, dismissing them in ignorance without understanding them. And this dismissal has carried over into the views of his followers who repeat his mistake.
To make matters worse, he has stated refusal toward talking with other experts who know more than he does about other areas, from diet to exercise. He is prone to the smart idiot effect, in thinking he knows more than he does. Smart? Yes. But also an idiot outside his field of expertise. He should be more humble, curious, and open to the expertise of others, specifically those with expertise outside of his own knowledge base. But that would mean allowing himself to be challenged and being open to changing his views.
Someone like Mary Ruddick, a nutritionist who has traveled the world, could enlighten him about diet and nutrition in particular. She has personal experience with and professional knowledge of the Hadza and many other traditional populations. The Hadza tribes still on their traditional diets are far healthier than those who have been forced to adopt an agricultural and hyper-processed diet, even when they still have high levels of sun exposure, low EMF exposure, etc. Following in the footsteps of Weston A. Price, she is simply confirming what was long ago proven.
There are tons of experts (Eric Westman, Tim Noakes, Ben Bikman, Georgia Ede, Chris Palmer, etc); and investigative journalists who cover diet (Gary Taubes & Nina Teicholz). We now have more than a century of research on the keto diet alone. It's proven beyond a doubt in scientific studies and in anecdotal evidence that diet is one of the most powerful interventions available. If the details have yet to be worked out, that diet matters is no longer a point of debate among the informed.
When Kruse denies this undeniable fact, individuals who have improved their physical, mental, and neurocognitive health through diet will understandably dismiss what he says. Between what people know through their direct experience and an arrogant opinionator on CZcams, they'll tend to go with the former. That is doubly so when actual experts in nutrition studies can detail the mass of evidence.
That is the problem with Kruse having taken on a guru status in refusing to talk with anyone who won't give him deference. And so that is also problematic that so many of his acolytes continue to bow down to him, in not challenging him. His behavior is sometimes rude and immature, such as his consistently demeaning interviewers to assert alpha male dominance. Related to this issue, Kruse has stated that those in his inner circle have to prove their worthiness and that, if they fail, they'll be ejected. He doesn't see others as his equal.
Such behavior is not only arrogant, egotistic, and likely narcissistic (as hundreds of other commenters have noted in various videos of him). More basically, his behavior is anti-social, or what Weston A. Price would describe as poor moral health. It's interesting to note that Price specifically correlated moral health to nutritional health, in terms of diet. Those who had the most nutrient-dense diets, especially in respect to fat-soluble vitamins, were more friendly, kind, easygoing, tolerant, forgiving, etc.
This is a blindspot in the typical articulation of quantum biology. It's not merely about whether diet, light, or whatever affects health. As or more important, the greater consequences are psychological, cognitive, social, moral, and behavioral. For this reason, in numerous comments on quantum biology videos, I've emphasized the relationship between physical health and public health: behavioral immune system, parasite-stress theory, sickness behavior, conservation-withdrawal, regality theory, shit life syndrome, etc.
Warning, strong opinion ahead. I read everything, even things I disagree with, because I find nuggets of truth in the most unlikely of places. I've read Dr. Kruse posts/blogs, forum, watched his videos etc. and I understand what he's explaining and I can tell you beyond a shadow of a doubt that he puts in enormous efforts to overcomplicate things. His use of the word quantum is completely unnecessary and IMO is for the soul purpose of making you say "whoa, this guy knows stuff!" He appeals to peoples ego because wow, we're learning about "quantum biology!" Then he talks in circles for hours to convince you that he has some magical keys to health yet at the end of the discussion he's said nothing specific. I challenge anyone to ask him "specifically, what should I do in order to get optimal health" and watch him wiggle around uncomfortably and never answer the question. He says he refuses to "dumb it down" for people. Why Dr. Kruse? People are sick. Understanding these concepts that you're discussing requires the drive and motivation and intellectual capacity of a healthy person. Are you aware that sick people can have brain fog and be terribly apathetic and lack what it takes to understand how mitochondria interact with light on a "quantum level?" Give me a break. Even if they were healthy they might not get it. Dr. Kruse in my opinion has proven himself to be more interested in convincing people that he's a health God instead of actually helping people. I feel I'm accurately describing him when I say he's a "false prophet of the health world," there's truths to what he's saying but he's not going to lead you to the promise land.
@Ichigo yea i really wonder why hes pretty visibly overweight and seems to have a mild persistent cough in every video
I love and admire Dr. Jack Kruse MD but for help for me I'd like to mix him up in a batter with Dr. Eric Berg DC for short presentations that are simple, to the point with lots of practical helps.
Might also want a dash of Dr. Mark Hyman MD, Casy Means MD, Dr. Zach Bush MD, Dr. Dale Bredesen MD, Ronda Patrick PhD, Dr. Ben Lynch ND, Dr. Josh Axe DC, Dr. Joseph Mercola OD, Nina Teicholz, ( investigative science journalist) and Metabolic Practitioner Michael McEvoy in the mix as well.
Only they are all so different, unique and great on their own.
@@Percyfaith7 if u so chose add Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer
czcams.com/video/ibP_CZF8N44/video.html
and
Dr. John Mew & his Son Mike
czcams.com/users/Orthotropicsvideos
and thanks for your list of docs
ALOHA
I understand what you're saying, but in a few videos I've caught the essential message: Connect to nature, be out in the sun, with bare feet to the earth, seafood for DHA and DC electric current, cold therapy and methylene blue for mitochondrial support, eat locally and in season. Be in harmony with nature, that is the essence of his message. So why does he go into quantum physics? Simple. Because us humans tend to be so attached to "modern living" that it takes a comprehensive theory of compelling biological mechanisms associated with being connected to nature. We've all heard, "go outside its good for you" but what Kruse does is "Go outside, it's SO good for you, and here's the god damn quantum physics to prove it." THAT convinced me to go outside more. But to those who don't need convincing, who don't need quantum physics to grasp the message, it's very simple in essence.
Nature is nurture.
I've heard him give practical advice in more recent interviews, such as getting outside early in the morning, no sunglasses, barefoot if possible, avoiding electronic devices after sunset, using blue-block glasses if that's not possible, avoiding artificial light, avoiding deuterium, and more. I have incorporated his ideas into my life and am healthier for it. Sleep is much better!
Why is nobody commenting on how unhealthy he looks? Also why push the crypto scam, makes him look like a quack grifter.
Im totally onboard with light theory but he makes my red flags fly
Before he became a mitochondriac, he was a doctor for 25 years. Think about the setting- blue light and nnEMF in abundance. That destroyed his mitochondria and he's been spending the last 18 years course correcting, but some damage is irreparable. Watch his 2017 Vermont vid, the picture of him being 360 pounds is crazy, he's in a good place even now compared to then.
It's because Kruse dismisses diet, nutrition, and exercise. Yet there are many doctors in middle age who advocate and practice those other modalities. Guess what? They're not overweight and looking old. Maybe there is more to health than passively sitting shirtless in the sunlight.
I find that just because I disagree with some tenets of what people teach online, it doesn't make their entire teaching wrong. Take what you believe and what resonates with you and leave the rest. Dr. Kruse is a pioneer in the field of quantum biology and is brilliant at understanding how it works. It doesn't mean that you have to get behind his beliefs around crypto, how he lives his own life, or anything else. Discernment is key-when listening to him, myself, or truly any other person in your life.
Desperate for hydration.
Perhaps a breatharian without being consciously aware of it? Just kidding. Thank for sharing this. Cheers
Subscribing. I don't think your crazy .
He can turn any conversation into a conversation about Bitcoin lol
Lol. The man is consistent and passionate 🙌
I can't be the only one wondering why he looks overweight if hes such an expert
I agree with a lot of what he says but I wonder the same thing. Overweight, aging, balding with gray hair. Weird. Not sure if thats just a fluke or what... I want my health experts to look the part.
@@aladdin2555 I mean, nothing he says really implies stoping or reversing aging. His age is his age. But what he does talk a lot about is the mechanics behind maintaining an optimal amount of body fat which he seems to fall above. Hes always calling people overweight so its just weird.
I need him to wear a top for an interview. Also the jab trust is for me a big red flag. When someone over complicates things they are in ego.
Before he became a mitochondriac, he was a doctor for 25 years. Think about the setting- blue light and nnEMF in abundance. That destroyed his mitochondria and he's been spending the last 18 years course correcting, but some damage is irreparable. Watch his 2017 Vermont vid, the picture of him being 360 pounds is crazy, he's in a good place even now compared to then.
@@lookupjackkruseonyoutube Tons of people in their 40's and 50's who have spent their whole careers inside and in front of a computer and are not overweight.
Lost me at the jab unbelievable stupidity
BTC is not bitcoin but a forked hijacked version that changed the protocol but kept the ticker, posing as the original all this time. BSV is the only form of bitcoin that operates as the white paper describes and the ability to be adopted globally with capability of hundreds of billions of transactions a second.
Thanks for the feedback.
This guy may be incredibly intelligent, but his narcissism and arrogance make listening to him a big emotional labor, and the payoff of what I actually learned definitely wasn’t worth it
Thanks for your feedback. I certainly hope to teach all of my own content in a way that is incredibly welcoming to everyone and incredibly easy to understand at a practical level!
One can get the sense that he is playing the role of a guru. He only does interviews with people who will give him deference and praise or else sit silently while he talks. But he has stated that he refuses to talk to anyone who holds different views, including experts in other modalities such as diet, nutrition, and exercise.
His personality doesn't bother me at all. I think he's brilliant, and his ideas have greatly improved my quality of life, even at 68. I focus on the message, not the messenger.
Yes. He is brilliant. And one can learn from him. But his knowledge is narrow to one specific area, such as being undeniably uninformed about diet and exercise. That is not only incompetence but also smart idiot effect.
His own health problems indicate he could learn much from other experts. We can all learn from each other. The moment one thinks one has all the answers is one is in trouble. So, sure, listen to Kruse. But realize he might be wrong about more things than he is right. Discernment is required.
As for another point, his overall views aren't as unique as he thinks they are. If Kruse were open to other views, he'd quickly learn that his views of decentraliztion are also common among health advocates in other areas. It really has nothing to do with quantum biology, per se; particularly in terms of his right-wing take on it.
Furthermore, many diet and exercise advocates have for years spoken of other contributors to health, including such things as light, EMFs, water, deuterium, and much else. Quantum biology is not required to realize these are important. Even a purely mechanistic view of health can support such understanding.
@@MarmaladeINFP Actually, his knowledge is drawn from a great many areas, which is exactly why he favors a decentralized paradigm that isn't restricted to reductionist/specialized views. As for his health, he readily acknowledges that it's sub-optimal because he travels through multiple time zones to graciously give his time. So while his bedside manner might not be everyone's cup of tea, I seek competence from a doctor, not friendship.
Jack kruse is cool. But he lost me with the bitc0in grift
Jack's assuming Bitcoin knowledge matches his health knowledge fail.
I can see all the blind homage being paid to Jack over his 'new' ideas but how come he never talks about any of his patients who have benefited. One can see where this is all going.. a sales pitch for another chimaera. Pay 99$ on his website for getting all the recipes
There is a forum with thousands of people sharing their healing experiences. The majority of his information is free on his blog. That's how I learned it. Without paying a dime. It has been transformative in my healing and of my clients as well. But I agree. I had to study it deeply for 5 years myself (by reading a ton of outside resources) before I came to fully grasp what he was saying and also believe in the validity. Gotta always do your own research.
It’s hard to take anybody seriously, giving any kind of advice with their shirt off. Very unprofessional. I don’t even want to give my time to this video.
Thanks for your feedback. If you follow quantum health advice, you will see several people who do even online interviews without a shirt on, as they're trying to maximize the quality light environment while sitting in front of blue-light producing technology. So, this is somewhat common and part and parcel of the nature of what we teach, even if it seems unprofessional to those who aren't yet accustomed to seeing it. (Though it's obviously more acceptable to do so if you're a man, which also comes with added layers of social complexity in terms of why and how some men make the choice to do so.)
@@carriebwellness Thank you! That makes sense. It kind of creeped me out a bit. I guess I have had too many bad experiences with creepy old men. 🤷🏼♀️😉