[28 September 2019 23:00 AM hour]
(17:06 mark)
Bert: So, to summarize iON, when you reference the striation – you’re referencing the connection of the bone marrow to the tendons…
iON: Yes.
Bert: …which will house the double helix strands.
iON: Ah! Now, wait a minute now! Hold on! What?
Bert: OK, the striations! You referenced the striations as double helix strands.
iON: They are striations, but that’s not in that joint muscle – that’s at the cellular level.
Bert: OK, at the cellular level – that comes from the bone marrow, yes?
iON: Correct! That’s right! You’re right, but that has nothing to do with muscle tendons.
Bert: Muscle tendons are connected to the synovial fluid, correct?
iON: They are, and those strands are within the cells of all of your body, not just those particular marks and places.
Bert: Alright!
iON: Now wait now! You’re taking the big picture, which is fine – the chemistry that goes along with that. Since everybody is going to bed – has to do with how the amino acids shift, and change lactic acid – the production of lactic acid, and the balancing of the ketones in your body – that pulls this all together from an “adrenal push” – that’s what it’s going to become. Instead of these endorphins being released – those endorphins are going to become free radical. They’ll become normal – so it will be a big rush.
