Andrew Huberman· PhD
There is an increase in the spin rate of the motor that produces ATP and it gains momentum.
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There is an increase in the spin rate of the motor that produces ATP and it gains momentum.
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what light does more than anything else it really helps to change the viscosity of among other things and and normally does light do this but the right sounds the right yeah all these things change in viscosity of our of the metabolic or the water inside of our mitochondria
Now when you hit it with sunlight or near for red and red light it makes it less viscous because think about it's just vibration all these things are the same we just think I'm I was different but you eat light you eat sound it's the same thing so this comes into you and it changes the viscosity because it takes that energy that vibrational energy and really changes the viscosity of that water
the less and it's more effective the lower the deterring level is if there's less Sean's it's a lot more effective can't keep track its refracting that frequency so so light but basically light affects the viscosity of the the molecular water in our mitochondria and by making the molecular water less viscous it can improve the flow of the hydrogen's through the Nano motors and improve the function of the animals yeah think about if you're in other words if your car's tuned up your run better yeah and this is some time of the part of the hypothesis around how near infrared and red light might be affecting increased ATP production