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Dr. Alexis Cowan on Deuterium

Published April 24, 2026 by tindertender

Dr. Alexis Cowan on Deuterium: How One Simple Water Hack Could Reverse Mitochondrial Damage, Cancer, and Chronic Disease

Sweat is deuterium enriched, so it helps your body to deplete deuterium. So, just briefly, deuterium is a heavy form of hydrogen. The amount of deuterium in your drinking water varies depending on what latitude you live at.

High latitudes, lower deuterium. Equatorial latitudes, higher deuterium. Deuterium is enriched in plant foods, roots and fruits, starches, and is depleted in animal foods. At more northern latitudes, we’re really only meant to receive deuterium during the part of the year where we can grow and eat plants.

Of course, now in the modern environment, we have access to any food at any time of year, and so a lot of people, especially if you’re eating processed foods, are eating deuterium bombs, and then they’re never sweating, they’re never getting out into sunlight to help them remove that deuterium, and deuterium clogs and gums up mitochondria.

So, if deuterium levels get too high in the tissue, that creates mitochondrial dysfunction, which then begets more deuterium overload and more inflammation and more disease. So on the converse to that, deuterium depletion is being used in the treatment of cancer and diabetes right now, but there’s a large scope for other diseases as well, to actually reverse some of the root causes of the disease at the mitochondrial level.

And so that’s why if people have heard of deuterium-depleted water, it’s something that is leveraged within these clinical trials, for example, to help ameliorate these two disease types. And for people who are interested in that, I’ll just make one brief note that the concentration of deuterium in the water is important. So you don’t want to just drink straight deuterium-depleted water because the deuterium in the bloodstream actually plays an important role.

The blood is the most enriched source of deuterium in the body. The tissues have the least. So wherever there’s mitochondria, the deuterium goes away from that ideally.

And so it’s concentrated in the blood where red blood cells have no mitochondria, so they don’t have to deal with this issue.

But what you’re doing is you’re pulling water out of the blood volume, and because that’s deuterium-rich water, what you’re effectively doing is removing the deuterium-enriched water from the body, and then what you have to do in order to establish equilibrium is to pull deuterium out of the tissues to reestablish the right concentration of deuterium in the blood. So in effect, you’re depleting deuterium from your tissues when you sweat.

And similarly with the drinking water, the drinking water is directly in homeostasis with your blood volume, and so if you’re drinking deuterium-depleted water, and the ideal range is between 105 and 120 parts per million, that’s going to very slightly reduce the blood deuterium levels, which then results in the deuterium being pulled out of the tissue to restore the roughly 150 parts per million concentration in the bloodstream. So those are a couple different ways. Obviously, when you’re sweating, you’re releasing deuterium. There’s also some evidence that when you’re getting exposed to full-spectrum sunlight, it also helps to remove deuterium from the water in the body, as well. And so there’s just a couple things.

There also makes sense too because when you’re in an environment, like let’s say it’s summertime and there’s more plant foods available, there’s more deuterium in those foods. You’re eating that, but the body has the ability to handle that deuterium load better because the sunlight quality is better. Versus in the wintertime when there’s no plant foods available and you’re meant to be eating animal fats and proteins, which are low deuterium foods, that helps your mitochondria work better in the absence of full spectrum, like UV light and more intense, longer days…

@dralexisjazmyn on @adielgorel

Deuterium Depletion by Gábor Somlyai in a nutshell

Deuterium-depleted water (DDW) has the potential to resolve cancer – and your mitochondria can make this type of water directly, when they’re healthy.

  • Deuterium depletion is the eternal principle of metabolic mastery, mitochondrial efficiency, and cellular regeneration through precise isotopic control, of which modern approaches are in the worst phase of deuterium overload and mechanistic ignorance
  • Modern medicine and society is one big decay of true cellular intelligence, over-reliance on toxic interventions, and disconnection from the subtle biochemistry of light hydrogen that governs health and disease reversal
  • The high-deuterium diet and water model is a lie. True healing and longevity belong to those who understand the hierarchy of isotopic effects, the role of deuterium in cancer proliferation, and the power of targeted depletion protocols
  • The ideal individual is not passive and pharma-dependent but rather proactive, metabolically attuned, and oriented toward supreme cellular optimization and disease prevention through natural deuterium management
  • To master deuterium depletion, you must not conform to modern dietary and oncological dogma but rather implement the scientific protocols and become a living example of restored biological order

This is the interesting part:
-DDW at 100 ppm, 50 ppm, or 25 ppm forces the intracellular water pool to normalize towards a low D+ environment that healthy mitochondria normally create.

This is why it’s very effective in cancer – it provides the most important substrate your body makes at the end of the mitochondrial respiratory chain (which is blocked as mentioned above).

And this is why at the same time, you MUST be looking into supporting mitochondrial bioenergetics and redox.

@jack_schroder_ @dralexisjazmyn

Is this Lady Liberty?!?!?!

Published April 6, 2026 by tindertender

Has the chain around her ankle been removed?!?!

The Queen of Heaven is kicking their azz! And they don’t know what to do about it.

The Queen of Heavens dress, that she donned, to make entry upon her return home.

To harm a child is to destroy the Mother

Published March 22, 2026 by tindertender

Mother and child are one being, made two. The man is separate. To harm a child is to destroy the Mother.

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Eleven-year-old Lily Mae Tucker went into labor on January 9, 1916

Published February 7, 2026 by tindertender

Eleven-year-old Lily Mae Tucker went into labor on January 9, 1916, in the middle of winter. She had been married for seven months to Elias Tucker, a sixty-two-year-old man, and by the time her contractions began she already understood one brutal fact about her life: she was on her own. As the pain worsened, Lily cried out for help from inside the house, but Elias refused to come. He told her that childbirth was “women’s business” and that he did not intend to watch or assist. When her cries became too loud for his liking, he ordered her to leave the house entirely.

After eighteen hours of labor, exhausted and terrified, Lily crawled from the house to the barn, fifty yards away, because she had nowhere else to go. There, alone on the frozen dirt floor, she gave birth to a baby girl. There was no midwife, no family, no comfort. Lily cut the umbilical cord with a shard of broken glass she found in the dirt. She wrapped the newborn in her own dress because there was nothing else, then lay there holding her child, shaking from cold and fear, crying quietly so she would not be heard. Lily’s own mother had died years earlier. No one had ever explained childbirth to her. She did not know whether what she had done was normal or whether she had made a terrible mistake. She only knew she was eleven years old and suddenly responsible for another life.

Lily named her daughter Ruth.

Lily herself had been sold into marriage at the age of ten. Her father had accepted fifty dollars and a cow from Elias Tucker and handed his daughter over as property. Lily became pregnant almost immediately. By eleven, she was both a child and a mother. In that freezing barn, holding Ruth against her chest, Lily felt something new and overwhelming—love so intense it frightened her. She made herself a promise there on the floor: whatever happened to her, Ruth would never be sold the way she had been.

For the next eight years, Lily lived under Elias’s control. He was violent and cruel, and Lily endured daily harm that no child should ever experience. Through it all, she focused on one thing—protecting Ruth. She kept Ruth away from Elias whenever she could. She taught her daughter to read using a worn Bible she found. At night, Lily whispered stories about a different world, one where girls were not traded, where they were allowed to grow up safely. To Ruth, her mother seemed unbreakable. Lily was only nineteen years old, but she had survived eight years of marriage and kept her daughter safe.

In 1924, Elias announced that he had arranged Ruth’s future. Ruth was eight years old. A fifty-seven-year-old man from a neighboring county had offered seventy-five dollars, and Elias had accepted. The marriage would take place the following month.

When Lily heard this, something inside her shattered. Everything she had endured, every blow, every night of fear, had been for one reason—to spare Ruth this fate. She knew she could not allow it. That night, after Elias fell asleep, Lily woke her daughter and told her they were leaving. She packed a small bundle of clothes and food, climbed out the window with Ruth, and began walking through the darkness toward the home of a cousin Lily had not seen since childhood. It was fifteen miles away, but Lily believed that someone—anyone—might help them.

At dawn, Elias realized they were gone and rode after them on horseback. He caught up just three miles from the cousin’s house. He grabbed Ruth and tried to pull her onto the horse. Lily fought him with everything she had—scratching, screaming, refusing to let go. Elias struck Lily in the head with his rifle. She fell to the ground and did not rise again.

Ruth screamed as Elias reached for her once more, but she bit his hand and ran. She ran toward the house ahead, ran without looking back, even though her mother lay bleeding in the road behind her.

Ruth reached the house, and Lily’s cousin, Sarah, rushed outside. She found Lily unconscious, her skull fractured. A doctor was summoned, but there was nothing he could do. Lily woke once. When she did, her first words were not about her pain, but about her daughter.

“Is Ruth safe?” she asked. “Did he take her?”

Sarah told her the truth: Ruth was safe. Elias had fled. Ruth would not be married. Lily smiled—a real smile, the first Sarah had ever seen on her face—and said, “Good. That’s all that matters.” Lily died thirty minutes later. She was nineteen years old.

Ruth Tucker lived until 1998. She never married, saying she could not after what had happened to her mother. Instead, she became a teacher, helped women escape abusive marriages, and spent decades advocating against child marriage. She adopted a child in the 1950s and raised her with the safety and dignity Lily had fought for.

At Ruth’s funeral, her daughter spoke of the grandmother she had never met: a child who gave birth alone, who endured years of suffering, who ran into the night to save her daughter, and who died making sure that one little girl would not be sold.

“My grandmother was eleven when she became a mother,” she said. “She was nineteen when she died protecting her child. She spent every year in between doing everything she could to keep my mother safe. She was a child who saved her child. That is what love looks like. That is what courage looks like.”

And it was.

Humans Are Batteries

Published January 27, 2026 by tindertender

Humans are batteries. We have a negative and positive charge that is manipulated and used as a form of fuel for other forms of energy. When our attention is over-focused on a certain event, we unknowingly feed forces of energy our power. Have you heard of this before?

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Being a Mother, a Woman, isn’t a Competition

Published January 20, 2026 by tindertender

May all who think it is, experience this woman’s sacrifice.

Mary Sullivan fought for her life over four relentless days, each hour a brutal test her young body was never meant to endure. On June 7, 1902, the nineteen-year-old went into labor, her small frame no match for the child she carried. The baby’s head pressed against her narrow pelvis, cutting off blood flow to the surrounding tissue. As the days dragged on, the pressure became catastrophic. By June 11th, after four agonizing days, the baby was stillborn. Mary’s body had been torn apart from the inside—her pelvis damaged, the tissue rotted, and a vesicovaginal fistula left her soaked, weakened, and trapped in her own bed.

Her husband Patrick and her mother did everything they could to care for her. They changed sheets, tried to keep her clean, and watched helplessly as her condition worsened. But medicine in 1902 had no answers for what prolonged labor had done. Infection crept in. Fevers climbed. Mary slipped into delirium as her body waged a final, unwinnable fight. The fistula became more than a wound—it became a doorway for sepsis. The very life she had carried now turned against her, claiming her body with silent, merciless precision.

Mary died on June 11, 1902. She was nineteen. Her stillborn baby was buried beside her two days later. Patrick never remarried. He carried the memory of her suffering for the rest of his life. Decades later, he would tell his nephew: “Mary died from childbirth. Nineteen years old. Four days of labor. The baby too big. She was torn apart and infected. That’s what childbirth was.”

Genocide

Published January 14, 2026 by tindertender

“Genocide” is a word made up of the root word “geno,” meaning gene or genetic, and the suffix “cide,” meaning to kill, resulting in a word meaning to kill off the genes, genetic structure or substance, of a people, i.e., to remove from reproductive existence, to exterminate a people, to extirpate them, to kill them off forever.

The indigenous people of Tasmania and Australia and the Arawaks are prime examples of genocide.

In the same way, our genocide is an intricate part of the European’s vision, for genocide is simply the procedural framework through which they operate to win war. And war, for them, is to completely destroy another people.

If this people cannot be immediately annihilated, then they must be made to internalize a subordinate status until they can be.

To this definition we must add the fact that such mass destruction, by default, assures the obliteration of that group’s cultural base because to destroy a people’s sense of self through erasing or seriously distorting their story beyond their recognition (historicide) causes them to unwittingly and willingly allow their own genocide.

With time and an ancestral disconnect, the fear that makes genocide possible ensures that people will actively assist in the implementation and perpetuation of their own destruction.”

Mwalimu K. Bomani Baruti

Starlight Tours

Published November 30, 2025 by tindertender

What these crooks and criminals posing as men and law enforcement have done against humanity is heinous, and unforgivable. The Most High God, Creator and Family, are delivering to them and everyone the deeds of their own hands. They have destroyed themselves.

The Egg vs the Sperm

Published November 30, 2025 by tindertender

Here is a fellow talking about the lie that the sperm does so much to bring forth life … only 1% in reality … according to his research. Probably why sperm banks can serve women just fine…

They Were Our Healers

Published November 23, 2025 by tindertender

Epstein has been mentioned quite a bit lately. The Most High God, Divine Masculine, Upper Echelon, Supreme Justice … they’re quite pissed about them doing “scientists experiments” on the Divine Feminine being funneled through these spaces. They were our healers. Caught in a trap … used as birthing people for “intelligent animals”.