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RE: LeoThread 2025-12-07 02:20

l4l4l4 (59)in LeoFinance • 7 days ago

Where does NF-κB live?

Inside almost every cell of your body.
It’s normally “asleep” in the cytoplasm (the jelly part of the cell), handcuffed to a protein called IκB so it can’t cause trouble.

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l4l4l4 (59) 7 days ago

What wakes it up and breaks the handcuffs?

Viruses & bacteria (normal)
Stress, junk food, smoking (sometimes)
SARS-CoV-2 spike protein ← THIS IS THE NEW ONE

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l4l4l4 (59) 7 days ago

How does spike do it?

Spike binds to TLR4 (and sometimes TLR2) on the cell surface → sends a signal inside → IκB gets shredded → NF-κB runs into the nucleus → turns on 300+ inflammatory genes (IL-6, TNF-α, IL-1β, etc.).

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l4l4l4 (59) 7 days ago

What does “NF-κB always ON” feel like?

Widespread aches (fibromyalgia feel)
Brain fog & depression
Faster heart disease & diabetes
Reactivated viruses (EBV, shingles)
New allergies & food sensitivities

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l4l4l4 (59) 6 days ago

REF:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11865184

https://www.immunoway.com/index.php/Signaltransduction/118.html

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