It is through the glycine dependent Rhodopsin-like G-protein coupled receptors in the organs of our chakra system we sense the external circumstances of life, the natural world we live in, and the people with which we are in connection. These receptors, by design, when functional and clear, allow us to physically experience beauty and the bliss in the unified field. We become the pure expression and beauty of the blueprint that created this existence.
Glyphosate depletes glycine and makes these receptor sites inoperable. No longer are we able to perceive this telluric existence as it is.
Glyphosate and Collagen:
Most importantly, glycine is needed for the creation of all collagen which is the main constituent of all fascia and connective tissue in the body. Uptake of glyphosate instead of glycine results in a variety of conditions in the body including weak and deformed collagen, the breakdown of connective tissue, tendons, and ligaments, weak hair and nails, excessive scarring, and in animals, deformities in hoof growth. Glyphosate is stored in the collagen of the body, the omentum of the intestines, and in the liver until it is released through detoxification. Glyphosate driven hyperthyroidism leads to poor collagen formation and degradation of existing collagen.
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Enzymes and Amino Acids Disrupted by Glyphosate:
a. Glyphosate primarily disrupts the RNA synthesis of the following enzyme in the shikimic-acid pathway of bacteria by substituting itself in place of glycine: 5-enolpyruvylshikimate-3-phosphate (EPSP) synthase.
b. As a result, this disrupts the creation or functionality of the enzymes pepsin, lipase, trypsin, diamine oxidase (DAO) (copper inhibiting and zinc dependent), and amine oxidase (AO) (copper dependent); amino acid chains that are necessary for starch, protein, and fat digestion, and reduction in histamine production respectively.
c. Other enzymes include glutamate synthase (L-glutamine to glutamate), and glutamine synthetase (NADPH) (glutamate to L-glutamine)(copper and magnesium dependent). Glutamate hydrogenase needed to convert glutamate to urea which is also copper dependent.
d. Tyrosine hydroxylase, thyroid peroxidase, xanthine oxidase, sulfite oxidase, and others.
e. Also glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD), dependent on the cofactor pyridoxine (B6) along with calcitonin which is essential for the reabsorption of calcium to the bones. Pyridoxine (B6) is normally synthesized by the preferentially killed Bifidobacteria.
f. Glyphosate also depletes tyrosine, another amino acid, necessary for proper thyroid function and dopamine production for stable minds.
g. Glyphosate depletes the amino acids tyrosine, tryptophan, and phenylalanine, deficiency of which contributes to changes in all neurotransmitter levels.
h. Deficiencies in CYP hemoprotein (iron) dependent enzymes interferes with hemoglobin production, bile acid and bile salt creation, hormone creation, and thyroid enzyme functionality in the thyroid gland.
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