Dr. Judy Mikovits, PhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and Dr. Christopher Shade, PhD in Environmental and Aquatic Chemistry, focus on the immune system’s response to viruses, particularly the role of TRPA1 channels in sensing cellular stress and tissue damage. D. Mikovits emphasizes the importance of understanding molecular sentinels like TRPA1 and HIF1A, which detect pathogens and oxygen levels, respectively. They discussed the significance of nutritional deficiencies at the molecular level and the need for proper education in molecular nutrition for medical professionals. The conversation also covered the use of botanical adjuvants, the role of cannabinoids in modulating immune responses, and the importance of balanced carbohydrate and fat metabolism for autophagy and xenophagy.
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Dr. Shade’s Protocols
Weekly deep dives into real health problems, decoded through chemistry and systems biology. Each issue breaks down the catalyst, the mechanism, and the protocol that actually works.
