Marnie
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I just sent C.U. the links re: rhodopsin and the 880nM wavelength.
I suspect it is vital to have higher levels of extracellular Mg prior to using the light.
IV Mg SULFATE is ideal...along with (sublingual) B6 - as stomach acids destroy most B vits.
When the light increases ATP (and it does)the increased ATP will drive Mg back into the cells to combine with ATP as Mg-ATP which helps then to transfer phosphate groups which Bb is inhibiting via its PKCD inhibitor.
For some reason or other...I was having a hard time replying to the other Light - Columbia University link.
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