Everything Matters | Manganese | Parkinson’s Disease (PD)

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  • Опубліковано 21 гру 2024

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  • @paulchristensen7276
    @paulchristensen7276 Рік тому +3

    I worked at a steel mill that produced high manganse steel for 15 years. I now have parkinsons which I maintain is manganism. For many years I was in a tin shed with poor air conditioning. Mill dust would pour into the office all day (unfiltered). I was not given an induction to the workplace until 10 years after starting. When management noticed poor performance, I was retrenched. I now suffer in silence with nobody listening.

    • @makusey86
      @makusey86 Рік тому

      Ты не один такой, тоже страдаю от манганизма уже 15 лет, у меня на канале есть видео моего состояния.

  • @Sara3346
    @Sara3346 2 роки тому +8

    Isn't manganese needed in biology though?

  • @edgarcasey1840
    @edgarcasey1840 3 роки тому +4

    I work with and weld pure mang every day. ... This is scary ...

    • @joetuktyyuktuk8635
      @joetuktyyuktuk8635 Рік тому

      A lot of the alloys I weld at work have manganese, my right hand has started shaking a little bit every now and then. Also I have a borderline high amount of manganese in my well water, just installed a water purification system in my house. The water alone probably wouldn't cause problems, but in addition to work exposure?

  • @sam3344s
    @sam3344s 10 місяців тому

    Anyone know if it’s safe to have MRI if you might have manganese symptoms already? Worried about making things worse.. hard to find any information, doctor has never heard of manganism. Even my phone is trying to respell the word as I type it because it doesn’t recognize it.

  • @v.jimfazzino3091
    @v.jimfazzino3091 7 років тому +1

    Very interesting program. She's very knowledgeable on this subject.

    • @SavageStephen
      @SavageStephen 3 роки тому

      Thank you I was debating on if or not I should watch this

  • @Nikomas6885
    @Nikomas6885 4 роки тому +2

    I got manganese expose.

  • @abracadabrascotty2250
    @abracadabrascotty2250 5 років тому +10

    not bad work, but what u fail to understand is that ANY MOLECULE which INHIBITS an element or mineral etc IS NOT THE CORRECT ANSWER...it NEVER IS THE CORRECT ANSWER...and the reason for this is bc it works as an inhibitor as opposed to a substance which BALANCES a chemical reaction...once u choose to inhibit any reactions then u are inhibiting ALL manganese reactions, and manganese reactions are necessary for life, WHEN THEY ARE IN THE PROPER RANGE...too much manganese u get mito problems, too little manga and u get other often equally destructive problems...it is exactly like drinking too little water will kill u and drowning in too much water will also kill u...the answer ALWAYS lies in the proper range, not the inhibition...to inhibit manganese with that molecule would be like saving a drowning person by throwing them into a desert for a week or two...u see the problem???
    this is how the pharmaceutical companies alwaysss create their products, their molecule candidates...and WHY do they do this? bc this ensures that any problem that they partially solve creates an equally damaging problem which then requires even more products to be bought from them...its a BUSINESS DECISION NOT A MORALITY DECISION...and it is a terrible shame on them, bc they know very well what they are doing...this is WHY they will NEVER fund or grant any work which involves the balancing and restoration of health in the manner in which I am speaking...NEVER...they will fund ppl all day and all night though if they follow the same path that u are on; inhibition molecules...molecules which poison enzymatic pathways...the answer to manganese poisoning is just like the answer to aluminum toxicity, u find the elements or minerals which neutralize any OVER-abundance of manganese...in the case of aluminum it is typically silicon...in the case of manganese u will find ur answers if u know where to look...
    and by the way parkinsons is a disease of mito distress from ANY source, manganese being just one of them...aluminum mercury other heavy metals etc being some of the other sources...usually due to deficiency of glutathione and vitamin c which themselves were caused by brain and gut toxicity issues...
    also, the process of aging is caused purely by a loss of energy, and the minerals necessary to conduct this energy on a cellular level...we die from aging in the very same way that a cell phone dies from NOT being plugged into a wall outlet...as the electrical current drops the cells hit a threshold point which then triggers cell division and replication which then drives the hayflick limit which then produces a shorter lifespan in the same way that a copy of a copy of a copy will eventually lose its fidelity from the original paper...and fading copies are like the shortening of telomeres...what cures aging???
    ionic minerals and NATURAL UNADULTERATED RADIOACTIVE STONES WHICH EMIT THE PROPER DOSE OF RAD UNITS to ur cells which then absorb those rad units thru those ionic minerals...just like u wireless charger would do for ur cell phone..."cell" phone...same cells, same charging method, same result...
    hope that helped...
    ur friend, abracadabra

    • @sedat4151
      @sedat4151 3 роки тому

      You are one of us. We have to always spread the truth about the medical and health industries. Stay safe. 🥂🥂

    • @sedat4151
      @sedat4151 3 роки тому

      Btw I’m hoping you can share with me your chosen source of minerals etc... 🥂

    • @mrholistic7345
      @mrholistic7345 2 роки тому

      Well said. Everything works in relationships and the right ratios. Too much or too less of an element goes against the principle of health, which is equilibrium, homeostasis... Working through the hypothalamus.

    • @bermafit6884
      @bermafit6884 2 роки тому

      thanks for sharing your thoughts , do you also provide other useful information somewhere on social media etc ?

    • @Alan-jb2ne
      @Alan-jb2ne 7 місяців тому

      You mentioned -“ the case of manganese u will find ur answers if u know where to look...“ i don’t know where to look can you share what molecule/ nutrient can help dampen the effects of too much manganese ?

  • @Lichenlikenedlich
    @Lichenlikenedlich 5 років тому +1

    young worms are more tubular

  • @tgwcl6194
    @tgwcl6194 3 роки тому

    So no manganese ..............................????

    • @edgarcasey1840
      @edgarcasey1840 3 роки тому

      Got wear safety gear

    • @srolesen
      @srolesen 3 роки тому +1

      Nah it's fine, this presentation is ill considered and the connections she draws are speculative at best.
      0 mention of GSH/ROS ratio and other associated metals like mercury and lead makes her blabber as useful as flat earth theories.
      ANd yeah the earth is flat right where I'm standing, and too much manganese can be a problem but both perspectives are just not aligned with objective reality.

    • @Victor-iq5rd
      @Victor-iq5rd 2 роки тому +2

      It's a trace mineral needed in the right amount.

    • @tgwcl6194
      @tgwcl6194 2 роки тому

      @@Victor-iq5rd 👍