Blood-Brain Barrier
Condition- Certain EBV varieties can cross: Certain varieties of EBV can themselves cross through the blood-brain barrier. As for the varieties that can't cross, their neurotoxins still can.
- Pharmaceuticals designed to cross: Many pharmaceuticals are designed to pass through the blood-brain barrier. Morphine is one—it's one of the reasons why morphine can kill you. All pharmaceuticals have toxic heavy metals in them, so engineering them to cross the barrier means those metals also cross.
- Not geared for industrial exposure: Our human body is not geared for the levels of exposure we experience on this planet. The blood-brain barrier never anticipated the Industrial Revolution and the Classified Medical Industry Pathogen Revolution.
- Only licensed for natural bodily toxins: The blood-brain barrier was designed to keep natural, mostly bodily toxins out of the brain. When someone has uric acid buildup from a weakened kidney, it's not supposed to permeate the barrier. Blood infections from sepsis are not supposed to cross it.
- Pathogens inflame their way through: The pathogens that can cross the blood-brain barrier do so by latching on to that barrier and inflaming their way through. They slowly do tissue damage to the barrier so they can enter and cross, eventually permeating it and leaving microscopic barrier scars.
- Viral neurotoxins pass through: Viral neurotoxins pass through the blood-brain barrier. A virus is small, so imagine a neurotoxin coming from a virus—how small that is. Neurotoxins are excreted from virus cells as a liquid that slips through as if there is no blood-brain barrier.
- Heavy metal oxidation seeps past: When toxic heavy metals from any source oxidize in our body, the oxidation seeps past the blood-brain barrier. Whether platinum, titanium, copper, mercury, or aluminum, we're exposed via pharmaceutical pills, creams, liquids, and more.
Sources(1)
- bookMedical Medium Brain Saver - Chapter 16: Blood-Brain Barrier(2022)