Life in the Cell Begins at the Edge of Death, Part 8

by Ed Watson | Dec 13, 2015 | Wizard Level

Part 8: Fat (not glucose) is the Main Fuel for the Body. or Fat is the Primary Source of Acetic Acid.   Look below how I split acetic acid in half. Each end constructs the end pieces of the ‘carbon backbone’ molecule below. This larger, commonly eaten...

Life in the Cell Begins at the Edge of Death, Part 6

by Ed Watson | Dec 13, 2015 | Wizard Level

Part 6: Metabolism at the Atomic Level… Burning Carbon is IT   Parts 6, 7, and 8 are monumental. This is the first step to rebuild your entire picture of what food really is and how the body works. At this point I feel I haven’t shown you much besides...

Life in the Cell Begins at the Edge of Death, Part 9

by Ed Watson | Dec 13, 2015 | Wizard Level

Part 9: Coming Full Circle   Think again about the concepts: ‘life within the cell begin at the edge of death’ ‘life itself is sustained by endless reversal of continuous molecular breakdown – aerobically powered by acetic acid burning within your...

Life in the Cell Begins at the Edge of Death, Part 5

by Ed Watson | Dec 13, 2015 | Wizard Level

Part 5: The Origins of Understanding Food, Fuel, and Metabolism One of the biggest difference between modern and past scientists comes down to language and terminology. Modern writers and scientists fail to effectively teach essentials of nutrition, exercise science,...

Life in the Cell Begins at the Edge of Death, Part 3

by Ed Watson | Dec 13, 2015 | Wizard Level

Part 3: Speak in no Uncertain Terms – Define Aerobic Metabolism Concretely The phrase, “aerobic metabolism occurs in the presence of oxygen” describes the role of oxygen as if it is a ‘bystander’ or non-participating element during the process of combustion. O2...

Life in the Cell Begins at the Edge of Death, Part 2

by Ed Watson | Dec 13, 2015 | Wizard Level

Part 2: Food is the Source of Fuel, not the Transformed ‘Broken Down’ Fuel Your Body Actually Burns. Your body does not burn carbohydrates and fat – ever. Instead, each breaks down into vinegar in a controlled process in your cells – and then...