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Jane, you are blessed and a blessing to the world! Your deductions are like the fresh breath of air in the lord Howe island, enriching the understanding of Ling physiology. Thank you very much for this work!

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Thank you, Aravind

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Hi Jane, what are your views on diabetes? Are glucose levels causative or correlative and indicative of a whole immune system dysfunction or something else? Are the glucose levels - a systemic method to adjust for some other shift ? Thr definition is diabetes is also chanigngand now people are also including Alzheimer’s with type 3 diabetes. Thr bio marker based diseases are fundamentally different from the phenotype presenting diseases. Iam unable to understand why diabetes manifests as different complications in different people. From economic perspective- diabetes is often the reason for denying insurance to many. I was wondering if you have the bandwidth to use your gifts to applying to this problem

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Hi Aravind

Here’s some me data for you to ponder.

Glucose is used to move salt out of cells in hypernatremia. Glucose IV is used. So glucose lowers cellular saltiness.

Dehydration is an emergency. The adrenals manage emergencies. Cortisol is pumped out. Cortisol raises blood glucose levels. Remember an emergency is supposed to be a temporary state.

So to create a perfect storm in our physiology. Direct people to restrict their salt intake. This creates chronic dehydration. Chronic cortisol higher levels than normal. And eat lots of carbohydrates and sugar.

This is the mechanism for T2 diabetes.

The solution is: diet of low carbs and increase salt intake to reduce cortisol levels back to normal by maintaining hydration.

Diabetes T2 has increased with salt restriction directions. Children now have T2 when it used to be an elderly condition.:Tea (diuretic) and toast (carbohydrate) Diet.

So T2 diabetes is a symptom of chronic dehydration.

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Thank you, Jane. This is wonderful information and makes sense in every way. I live on an organic diet and love a little sea salt on my veggies every day. I would miss it otherwise and now I know why!

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It's understandable to think that something explosive like hydrogen and oxygen couldn't combine to make something as harmless as water. But the key difference is that when hydrogen (H) and oxygen (O) form water (H2O), they chemically bond and change properties. The gases are no longer separate or explosive—they form a stable liquid that has entirely different characteristics. The bond between H and O is why water is wet and can extinguish fires, even though the individual elements are very different on their own. Science has tested and confirmed this consistently.

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Explain hydrolysis and the necessity for there to be a salt or decomposing electrode in water for a current to occur.

Water at zero TDS does not conduct.

The TDS must arrive from elsewhere for a current to occur.

Water is an element and a good insulator not a compound that disassociates into two dry combustible gases. Water has similar conductivity to wood.

Explain how oxygen is made and focus on the removal of water. How is oxygen calibrated.

Plants and trees do not release oxygen, perform your own experiment. They transpire moisture just like us. Hence we both can wilt in the heat.

What’s the material safety data on inhalation of oxygen and nitrogen? This might give you an insight into why oxygen and nitrogen do not make up 99% of the air we breathe.

Inhalation: unconscious and not breathing.

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Is there any reason why I’m feeling more dehydrated (dry palms & feet, headaches) after adding more salt to my food plus salted water? I’ve already noticed some benefits like a boost of mental productivity (evelated blood pressure?) and higher stress resistance.

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Try Celtic salt ( unprocessed and unwashed - the greyish Celtic salt) you may feel a difference as to how hydrated you feel.

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Hi Haletsky

Have you read my article How does salt restriction lead to heart dis-ease and fear based reactionary thinking?

I suspect if you have high bp without a good cause you might be a salt sensitive and your adrenals have enlarged to keep you alive.

This means your body could be super efficient with any salt it gets and it boosts your blood volume.

Look up the symptoms of adrenal hyperplasia and compare. This means your body is super smart and if it can grow extra adrenal material it can reduce it when it’s no longer being called upon. Our bodies are doing everything to keep us alive, they are not trying to kill us. That’s erroneous thinking.

Hydration rests the adrenals and it means they can recoup.

Healing begins with hydration.

Dis-ease with dryness.

Gentle adjustments to your salt intake. A few grains under your tongue, make friends with it, gain confidence.

Notice how you feel after it. Calmer …

You could do an experiment, take your bp and then take some salt and look at the values, 10 mins after, 30 mins after, 1 hour after. You become THE EXPERT on your salt intake and the effects it has, with the use of your bp machine. Keep a log of your experiments. So you can monitor changes as you go along.

I had adrenal exhaustion. I started with a pinch in my water, then I went to ¼ teaspoon, now I can easily drink my water with ½ teaspoon.

Gentle with self is my motto.

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Hi Jane, thank you for such an informative reply. I will definitely re-read the article again. You are onto something here for sure.

I believe that my adrenal function has been affected big time by heavy lifting / crossfit workouts which I abruptly stopped after my thyroid removal surgery. Hormone replacement therapy is still a very complicated process for me and every time I try to increase my dose I get a negative response from my adrenals. You are 100% correct about sensitivity so I’ll try to keep it low and slow.

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I’m 77 and been struggling with fatigue. The marine plasma seemed to help in the beginning but then seemed to taper off after 6 bottles. A couple tsp of Baja gold in distilled water though out the day seems to work better. My stamina is much better throughout the day and dizziness is reduced. Thanks for your articles explaining how it all works. Brilliant.

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My pleasure Michael. Thank you for sharing your experience.

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I use Panakos marine sea plasma (Amazon). Seems to work well but it’s expensive. Baja Gold dissolves well in a glass but haven’t tried it in my humidifier. Will try it when my sea plasma runs out.

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That looks to be a very nice product. How long have you been using it?

Do you have respiratory improvements to report? Over all health changes?

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I would presume you would endorse using a room humidifier during winter months with salt added in?

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Not sure if you can put salt into a humidifier. Let me know if you can

But SALT is great on food. And I add it to my drinking water.

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My husband put salt in the humidifier when our oldest was a baby and had a stuffy nose. In theory, a good idea but in reality I was cleaning salt residue off the furniture for quite some time so no…I don’t recommend salt in the humidifier:)

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Could one define air as gaseous water?

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Kevin makes a good point that gaseous water is still water so it can’t be considered air. Earth, fire, water are observable elements while air is not observable. This makes it difficult to determine just what air is. If the elements cannot mix with one another, like water being a carrier while not mixing with the carried substance, then gaseous water is still just water. These 4 elements must stand alone even though they can affect one another. Earth blocks water, water reduces fire but air? Maybe it’s space, prana, plasma??? Or can we see it to?

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Is steam not gaseous water? Same molecule - H20 - different state.

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Steam is vapour or tiny drops of water suspended in air. It's like fog or mist.

Air is no longer a drop, it's a bubble.

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yes, that's how I think of it.

Bubbles make air

full bubbles or drops make water.

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They seem to have sent a lot of unfortunate people down the death pathway by providing them with oxygen, especially unhumidified oxygen, when they had difficulty breathing (or even just if they tested positive for PCR) - the first stage which would weaken and inflame the lungs and subsequently "call for" the whole killer protocol rollout. That's how the death peaks were generated in 2020 in all likelihood.

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Yep, the devils, do-evil, like us to bring ourselves to tragedy. Oxygen is well established as an aid, not a poison. Until we re-educate ourselves, we are so easily fooled by our schooled daze. I include myself in this statement. I had to bring myself out of a schooled daze. As I explored I was continually amazed at the do-evils deceptions. They were protected because we were taught to trust without first establishing merit.

Due diligence and collaboration will one day be expected and welcomed.

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Interesting stuff. Are you saying that when they give people with lung issues extra oxygen it's not oxygen enriched air but pure oxygen? I am shocked.

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Thank you. I am kinda lost in all the data. I saw someone saying that industrial oxygen has .5% humidity, while medical oxygen quite a bit more... 45%? I forget where I saw it.

So far, I am guessing that if one is offered oxygen in the hospital, one should be on an IV saline drip, do I have that right? And can one request oxygen-enriched air instead?

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Oxygen has zero humidity.

Air is measured in humidity.

The lungs need air we breathe in to be inside the range of 30-50% humidity.

The lung mucosa then brings that air to 100% humidity so when it reaches the alveoli sacs, it arrives as drops.

100% humidity is dew point or drop pt.

Can you see the problem with oxygen?

Oxygen drys the lung mucosa and then it drys the alveoli sacs.

Rendering both useless.

Oxygen is an artificial/temporary state of air. So when it is released it extracts moisture from its surroundings to return to its natural state, moist air.

Oxygen is super dry, a dehydrator.

Air is moist, a donor of moisture.

The lungs require zero oxygen as it’s a man-made gas, an artificial state of air.

The lungs use air, salt in the mucosa is added to the inhalation and the drops arriving at the alveoli are salty. These drops get transferred to the RBCs as they pass through the alveoli capillaries. The lungs add salt water to the blood. The RBCs soak up the salt water, becoming rehydrated.

Zero oxygen or carbon dioxide involved. A mis-direct to retard and cover for murderers who have been using oxygen to kill, the perfect poison.

Murderers can work for n hospitals with cover, it was an accident, etc

Oxygen has even less risk than that because so few have known its purpose is not to protect. Patients demand oxygen and suffer willingly through the pain it brings. Hence becoming a participant in their own demise.

Do you see a pattern here?

Through propaganda, people subscribe to something that will kill them. The criminal class design the propaganda and enjoy seeing the suffering. The evil: live backwards and do evil, devil.

This is the playbook the might many must expose.

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So why do people feel better with oxygen they carry along with them so they can do chores, shop etc.?

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Scroll through my notes, I’ve linked a respiratory lecture on oxygen

Doctors are educated to understand oxygen has zero humidity.

The toxic nature of oxygen is its dryness.

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Brilliant! Retired Registered Palliative Care Nurse - dehydration is a killer! Lack of salt - same.

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Thank you Shelley.

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Fantastic!!!! How on earth did medicos tell us to reduce salt? How and why on earth was table salt poisoned with iodine? When will medicos read JANE 333?

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I put Himalayan salt in my coffee and always think of Jane 333.

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When I was a kid there was a book entitled, if memory serves, "Killer Salt"

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Thank you Cynthia

Drs are reading my articles and subscribing.

Hydration NOT oxygenation will become obvious. THEY have been able to lie about everything, up until now.

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As a salt lover(sea salt is the best) I've even taken to salting my yogurt and dark chocolate. While down in the SoCal, I've always put a pinch of salt in my water bottle knowing only that it tasted better--Like Gatorade without the sugar--and satisfied my thirst. Thank you for telling me why it works.

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Do you monitor your horse’s salt intake? Salt licks or adding to food?

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Of course. Some barns have a permanent salt lick in the horse's stall, and some put it directly into the daily supplements. It's common practice both up north in WA, and down in SoCal where I ride. We take far better care of our horses than we do ourselves.

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My grandfather had a stroke which I've always equated with the no-salt diet fed to him by my step-grandmother.

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The weird thing about me, I breathe carbon dioxide

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Ok, I’ve got severe lung scarring from an industrial exposure many years ago. I’ve already beaten the odds living way beyond expectations by taking care of myself. However, lung function has dropped dramatically over the last 6 months. Live by the ocean. Would drinking salt water help? I do use O2 when I walk which helps enormously. Don’t use much pharma. Never get sick. I know you’re not a doctor, but your arguments are compelling.

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Hi Nikki

The only help I can think of for oxygen use is to dry a poorly draining lung, used sparingly. Has your lung scarring left you with lung lymph drainage issues?

I find drinking my water with salt helps me stay hydrated. I drink plain water sparingly these days.

I suggest you experiment and keep notes. Pay attention to every symptom from sleep to how your feet feel when they touch the ground in the morning, to ease or difficulty breathing.

Make one change and notice.

I started with 1/4 tsp in a large glass (300ml) of water I distill. I now take 1/2 teaspoon.

Gentleness with ourselves is paramount. No forcing. And if you are like me, moving out of the spell “salt is bad”, take small steps and notice.

And I pay attention to what I am thinking as I stir my salt & water.

Eg God/goodness.

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I deeply appreciate your reply. I prepare my bottle of saltwater in the morning and drink through the day now. I do think I’ve been dehydrated. I’m always looking for anything that might make a difference. Often find it’s simple things. I don’t believe I have lung lymph drainage issues. Thanks again for the reply!!!

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I’m so glad to see that this is helping you, Jane is amazing!

I was reading your comment and it occurred to me that you said your lung function decreased rapidly… Just curious are you transitioning towards menopause?

As lung capacity in general, and the ability to exchange gases in the lungs is decreased significantly with menopause! It’s one of those menopausal effects that not many people talk about. So if your estrogen crashed out of nowhere, you will have more trouble with the lungs.

I noticed lung capacity diminishing probably around three years before menopausal transition (meeting at the very late stage of perimenopause). And for me menopausal transition means about the last year of spotty periods before they go away completely.

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Thanks Jane,

relative who was told had pneumonia bec developed fever and diffiulty breathing

(not sure if or how pneumonia is different from fluid in the lungs) tested negative for covid at drs office and put on antibiotics, which made him worse so then off to the hospital and there they change antibiotic doesnt help so test for convid then tests positive after a week in hospital so they start remdisivir. he is 85 this has been going on for 3 weeks im not sure of his status this past week) clearly an antiviral for fake covid is going to further poison him. not sure but I assume they put him on oxygen ..no other details or status. I left a message for infectious disease dept to study lanka bec the covid label is invalid. . im thinking saline IV for hydration is probably the only helpful hospital icu intervention....not sure....

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