My bad <span class=”atwho-inserted” contenteditable=”false” data-atwho-at-query=”@Car”>@Cari</span>! My thoughts must have been faster than my fingers. The idea on the rib-eye remains the same given that light improves glucose metabolism causing carbon dioxide and water to be released, given that the B vitamins are water soluble and the metabolic rate is substantially increased there would be an increased demand for these vitamins.
Thinking further on this though I am wondering if there is a transition for a portion of the water produce to be converted into as Gerald Pollack refers to it the fourth phase of water which would indicate a negative charge being applied to the exterior of the cell membrane, this is akin to the benefits believed to be provided by grounding which Pollack noted is another method to produce this structured water hypothesis. Which both of these practices you have described as being beneficial in your own experience. Which I have to also concur with given my own experiences.
The incandescent aspect is one that I can validate, whilst a distant second from actual sunlight, they do provide a noticeable benefit than going without either.
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