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Anxiety/OCD Protocol (GABA Support Quantum Revitalization)

In the past, I've reviewed GABA/glutamate biochemistry and its role in all psychiatric/neurological conditions, especially anxiety and OCD, extremely extensively for several years now, but there were gaps in my knowledge missing. The key to filling these gaps was zooming out of the biochemical model and into the biophysical model. It took a bit for me to complete this new article because I wanted to ensure I filled any gaps possible in my newfound theories while finding references to support everything. The quantum picture I've discovered also explains why my vision protocol is so effective and how I resolved myopia and astigmatism (retinal degeneration) in myself, and now a small handful of others I've shared this knowledge more. This picture will be connected further below.

This gets EXTREMELY complex, well beyond common biochemistry, so I will do my best to put it all into my own words and simplify it all to the best of my understanding. There will be references included periodically if you would like to brave the research and read further. 

As you may know from my Twitter threads in the past, the biochemistry involved in anxiety and OCD is GABA/glutamate imbalance, cortisol/imbalance, adrenaline, and serotonin/dopamine dysfunction, with inflammation and oxidative stress playing a major role as well. The most important being balanced GABA and glutamate, cortisol and melatonin, efficient dopamine function biochemistry, and mitochondrial redox status, as this is what ties into the fact that anxiety/depression is the beginning stages of neurodegeneration altogether. The pathology of these psychiatric conditions is extremely similar to all neurodegenerative disease,, and that's what got me so interested in both subjects.

What I've recently connected to the quantum picture is that all of these receptor systems and cellular processes are connected to circadian biology/rhythm and mitochondrial function (redox status). Circadian biology and leptin/melanopsin function/sensitivity is coupled to cortisol/melatonin balance, GABA/glutamate, and dopamine/serotonin function. I outlined how leptin/melanopsin runs dopamine function and cortisol/melatonin in the recent ADD/ADHD protocol, but as a brief outline summary, leptin and melanopsin becomes dysregulated with sunlight (UVA/UVB/red and infrared light) deficiency, artificial blue light at night (ALAN), and non-native electromagnetic fields (nnEMF/5G/WiFi/Bluetooth, etc.) It is important to know that as tyrosine and tryptophan are aromatic amino acids with a benzene ring, they require UVA and UVB light spectrum to activate the enzymes that convert them into dopamine and serotonin/NAD+/melatonin respectively. The same applies to GABA and glutamate balance, glutamate dehydrogenase (GDH)  and glutamate decarboxylase (GAD) enzymes require not only UVA/UVB light to be activated and run efficiently, but also red/IR light. This just drives home the vital importance of full spectrum sunlight at key circadian periods. Light energy is what allows cofactor substrates and micronutrients to be utilized in enzymatic cellular processes that run your biology and biochemistry.

Quantum tunneling of protons and electrons plays a primary role in mitochondrial function and redox status, and how the biology handles DNA and RNA. When we begin to live an unnatural life and begin to fear the sun in favor of an alien sun, eating an alien diet, while bathing in nnEMF without the Earth's native EMF, a state of pseudohypoxia is induced by decreased oxygen levels and subsequent lower balance of NAD+ to higher NADH. This shifts triple state free radical production in the mitochondria to singlet state and increases intracellular Ph levels, which negatively influence the enzyme reactions that run all biochemistry. This crashes everything within the biology, to put it simply. Low electron to high proton ratio in the mitochondria contributes to cellular dehydration, inflammation, and dysfunctional mitochondrial function/redox status. When mitochondria become dehydrated and Ph shifts, 

When this occurs, we become more susceptible to the detriments of artificial blue light and nnEMF, which promotes calcium efflux from the cells and begins the cycle of GABA/glutamate and cortisol/melatonin imbalance, and glutamate excitotoxicity with mitochondrial dysfunction. Without this fine balance between these factors, psychiatric and neurological symptoms become apparent and exacerbate in correlation to this disconnection from nature's laws. Red/infrared light and the full light spectrum from sunlight is THE main factor that drives quantum tunneling, but so does cold exposure, exercise, ancestral whole-food-based diet (SN-2 position DHA from seafood/shellfish and animal brains), drinking quality non-fluoridated water, and total darkness at night (melatonin produced with healthy circadian rhythm) cools the body during sleep, allowing the mitochondria to form exclusion zone water and restart the regeneration processes (autophagy/apoptosis and neurogenesis/synaptogenesis). This is a major reason why cold thermogenesis has such a positive benefit.

It is common knowledge that trauma makes one more susceptible to psychiatric/neurological symptoms, however the reason behind this is because it severely downregulates the GABA receptor system, allowing glutamate and calcium to run rampant, and downregulation the parasympathetic nervous system, allowing cortisol and adrenaline to run rampant. This biochemistry makes one even more prone to circadian dysregulation, as GABA/glutamate and cortisol/melatonin run the sleep-wake cycle and neurogenesis ability. Due to the physical and emotional stress, micronutrient cofactors also become depleted, so it becomes an endless cycle one gets stuck in. This ties into why I call anxiety/OCD "sticky brain", as one becomes more prone to snap back into place with unsuccessful changes not addressing the correct factors in relevant biochemistry.

It goes even deeper than this. There are multiple components to the retina in the eyes, and how they process light to communicate with the brain, but here's a basic outline for my theory that ties quantum biology to GABA/glutamate biochemistry:

To summarize the main contributing factors to this GABA/glutamate imbalance shown to be connected to anxiety/OCD and all psychiatric/neurological conditions:

Now that I've laid out a general outline for you as simply as I could explain it for the average person, let's get into what you should be doing to correct these "chemical imbalances" and manage your symptoms effectively.

Now you can see why I unintentionally reversed myopia and astigmatism in myself, GABA/glutamate management is directly coupled to quantum biology. This is the link I've discovered to my Vision Protocol.

See previous GABA protocol here. I will be writing additional articles to expand even further as I learn more on this connection, but I believe this will be a lot to take in and observe the connections between both subjects. I fundamentally understood WHY GABA/glutamate management is so crucial on a biochemical level, but the quantum level filled any remaining gaps whatsoever.

Additional references:
Neves-Petersen, Maria & Petersen, Steffen & Gajula, Gnana. (2012). UV Light Effects on Proteins: From Photochemistry to Nanomedicine. 10.5772/37947. 

Bertani DE, De Novellis AMP, Farina R, et al. "Shedding Light on Light": A Review on the Effects on Mental Health of Exposure to Optical Radiation. Int J Environ Res Public Health. 2021;18(4):1670. Published 2021 Feb 9. doi:10.3390/ijerph18041670

Gottlieb, Ray & Wallace, Larry. (2010). Syntonic Phototherapy. Photomedicine and laser surgery. 28. 449-52. 10.1089/pho.2010.9933. 

Różanowska, M. and Sarna, T. (2005), Light-induced Damage to the Retina: Role of Rhodopsin Chromophore Revisited. Photochemistry and Photobiology, 81: 1305-1330. https://doi.org/10.1562/2004-11-13-IR-371

Holton KF, Ramachandra SS, Murray SL, Baron M, Baraniuk JN. Effect of the low glutamate diet on inflammatory cytokines in veterans with Gulf War Illness (GWI): A pilot study. Life Sci. 2021 Sep 1;280:119637. doi: 10.1016/j.lfs.2021.119637. Epub 2021 May 17. PMID: 34015284.


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