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Barbara Charis's avatar

Its amazing that mankind survived for eons of time in the beginning without all this research...which has not done much for the human race. Today Americans are at the bottom of the barrel health-wise...mentally and physically. I am healthy and active at 92, because i did my own health research. The Simple Truth: There is nothing more important than the bloodstream. What enters the bloodstream, be it ingested or injected will either enhance one's health or lower it. The bloodstream was designed to carry nutrients from natural unprocessed food to NOURISH the human body. Mankind thrived on this 'fuel. called unprocessed food, plus fresh air, sunlight and movement. The wrong substances entering the bloodstream will damage every cell, gland and organ. By removing the wrong 'fuel'...I got rid of arthritis, tumors, obesity, migraines, colds, coughs, sore throats and even had a surprisingly easy labor, after three very difficult ones, because i changed my diet. Everybody is unique.! . When the wrong fruit or vegetable can damage the internal workings of the human body, one can only imagine the damage that drugs and vaccines will do.. One must learn what specific foods are Perfect for one's body and health will ensue.

Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Excellent!🩷🩷🩷💥💥💥🩷🩷🩷Thank you 😊

Kristen Moore's avatar

Fabulous!!! So rewarding piecing this together the past 6 years. Several of these researchers I studied independently, no known connection and now to see them literally on the same page!

LU's avatar

What a fantastic article. After reading it, I contemplated that this is truly some “Rosetta Stone” information concerning the intelligent design of the human body and natural health.

For those interested, I’d offer investigating the emerging interdisciplinary field of electromolecular medicine and the therapeutic work by world renowned biophysicist Dr. Andreas Kalcker and his team concerning Chlorine Dioxide Solution, CDS, (AndreasKalcker.com).

Additionally, perhaps review the recent research on boron/borax provided on Substack by “The Curious Substack” and, “Surviving Healthcare” (Dr. Robert Yoho, MD). Ultimately, everything appears to converge in our mitochondria and zeta potential.

All of this is moving in a beautiful direction.

John Pearse's avatar

Great contribution. Andreas Kalcker / CDS immediately came to my mind also, as CDS directly impacts zeta potential, quite likely one of the main reasons it works so well. Robert Yoho a great source of information also.

Martha Carlin's avatar

An interesting exploration of zeta potential and its relevance to biological organization. I wonder, though, whether zeta potential is better understood as one measurable feature of a much more complex interfacial system, rather than the underlying organizing mechanism itself.

Barry Ninham’s decades of work on colloidal forces, Hofmeister effects, ion specificity, hydration, and molecular self-assembly suggest that biological stability cannot be explained by electrostatic repulsion alone.

Perhaps the more fundamental question is not simply what keeps biological structures dispersed, but what enables living systems to continuously assemble, reorganize, and repair themselves as their physical and chemical environments change.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Great Explanation of Zeta potential. Humans are a complex form of biological soup. This discussion alone should be of sufficient medical information to stop RNA injections NOW!

John Pearse's avatar

... stop RNA injections...

Won't happen. Gazillions invested by Gates&Co., too many believers that injections save their souls and transhumanism an unstoppable train it seems.

XXX's avatar

THANK YOU!

The simplicity of it all! We are electrical, not chemical beings.

Doug's avatar

We are clearly both electrical and chemical, not one or the other

John Pearse's avatar

Yup. Plus biological, no doubt. I found a great view on the electrical side in Bryant Myers "5 Pillars of Health" 2013 (around) compilation on PEMF (earth) effects on us, including - wait for it - Zeta Potential..

Margo's avatar

Great explanation! Now I need to buy some Zeta potential and add it to my grounding routine.

The Ministry of Herbs's avatar

👏

Manfred Johann Schmuckerschlag's avatar

... wow ! ⭐️

Thank You !

Susan's avatar

Wow. Amazing job! Thanks 😊

Christine Tindall's avatar

Fantastic article

Nicole's avatar

WOW! Brilliant work Unbekoming, thankyou!

Your research and writing is incredibly thorough and always simply explained. I really enjoy your articles and I share and archive them all.

As Kristen commented here, it's fantastic to have all of the researchers/experts in the one article - those whose work I also follow.

Keep doing what you do so well!

Warm regards and much appreciation from N.S.W. : )

Michael D Ivey's avatar

Awesome essay as usual! Is the correct pronunciation of 'ZETA' with a "long E" or a "short E?"

Randy's avatar

Zeta is the sixth letter of the Greek alphabet. It is pronounced with a long "e" (zee-ta) in British English (/ˈziːtə/) and a short "e" (as in "bay" [zay-ta]) in American English (/ˈzeɪtə/).

Doug's avatar

This article is baffling for a number of reasons, mostly to do with use of germ-theory terminology/concepts without any qualification:

1. Mentions SARS-CoV-2, spike proteins, Long Covid as if these are legitimate concepts.

2. Mentions Lyme disease as if it’s a legitimate concept.

3. Blames fluid stagnation on microorganisms that carry positive charge to bodily tissue.

4. Mentions “pathogenic” microorganisms.

5. Discusses protocols for purging aluminum from body but with no mention of using the trace element silicon for this purpose, for example by drinking Fiji water, even though multiple recent Unbekoming articles have stressed this approach for reducing aluminum load.

What the hell?

Unbekoming's avatar

Doug — fair catch. The honest explanation is I wasn’t as careful as I usually am with the two registers in this piece. I’ve addressed the ones that needed addressing. Thanks for reading closely.

Doug's avatar

Thanks, appreciate the clarification

Randy's avatar

It’s strange that some people read reports on cutting-edge discoveries only to see if it affirms their existing beliefs. If not, then it’s “My old beliefs are right; therefore, your new information is wrong.”

Doug's avatar
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What you said has nothing to do with what I said. The article contradicts some of the most basic themes in Unbekmoning's work. Pointing that out has nothing to do with my beliefs.

Also, zeta potential is not cutting edge. The theory and term have been around 100+ years.

StruckOff's avatar

Perhaps you could balance this with a bit of gratitude and acknowledgement of the great points this article does contain.

Doug's avatar

You sound triggered. If you are interested in discussing the substance of what I said, feel free to comment.

StruckOff's avatar

No not triggered at all. I am actually on a similar page to you by the sounds of your comments. I just feel that a lot of work has gone in to this article and it is an important concept. It still holds immense worth despite not being in total agreement with everyone's own personal ideas.

Doug's avatar
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You're missing the point. The article is not in agreement with the main ideas in UNBEKOMING'S OWN WORK. Nearly every other article here explicitly calls out the fraud of v!rology, cvd-19, germ model. That's the foundation of this Substack, arguably. As for zeta potential, yes important concept and one I have been researching in relation to my own ruined health.

Guillermou's avatar

Thank you, Timothy, for this thoughtful and much-needed perspective on zeta potential and its possible role in health. I particularly appreciate the opportunity to explore the underlying biophysics without confusing promising mechanisms with established clinical benefits.

The relationship between cell membrane potential and zeta potential is a fascinating research area that deserves further investigation. This 2024 review provides an interesting scientific foundation:

Hughes, M. P. (2024). The cellular zeta potential: cell electrophysiology beyond the membrane.

https://academic.oup.com/ib/article/doi/10.1093/intbio/zyae003/7591594

For a broader understanding of the subject, this review is also worth exploring:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38291769/

The next important step is to determine whether these mechanisms can be translated into measurable benefits in humans through well-designed clinical studies. Distinguishing what we know from what we still need to discover is precisely what makes this discussion so valuable.

Thank you for stimulating our curiosity and encouraging a more evidence-based conversation about this intriguing field.