Q — Do diabetics accumulate lipofuscin?

According to AI, “Yes, diabetic patients often accumulate lipofuscin, a yellow-brown pigment that builds up in cells as a byproduct of age and other factors, including oxidative stress. This accumulation is linked to various health issues, including diabetic retinopathy.”

The major cause of progressive lipofuscinosis is omega 3 fatty acids (fish oil, krill oil, algae oil, flax oil, soy oil, etc.) Omega 6 fatty acids DON’T cause cumulative lipofuscinosis (another name for progressive lipofuscinosis.

A drug is used to metastasize the tuberculosis bacterium so it can be brought out into the open and killed.

I know of no cancer drug that will kill cancer without killing its host.

Some studies show CoQ10 cures cancer. Other studies show it causes cancer. Don’t put stock in studies financed by Wall Street. The pun was intended.

Fire is an agricultural term for “rapid oxidation.”

The sympathetic nervous system stimulates a thick saliva, while the parasympathetic nervous system stimulates a dilute, watery saliva.

Saliva stimulated by the sympathetic nervous system promotes respiration and facilitates MATING.

Saliva stimulated by the parasympathetic nervous system promotes digestion.

Exposure to orange light promotes the flow of thick saliva, while exposure to yellow light promotes the flow of watery saliva.