i have a theory, how to make the Terpene correctly, caramelization of honey, with citric acid or vinegar, steamed with a little water in a pot & lid, one super low heat, let it caramelize with a sweet earthy sent.
the Monoterpene acts like Mannose Binding Lectin to Microtubules of yeast & parasites, is why Fenbendazole cures cancer & antifungal
pine terpinene is basically Suramin, used for autism, which is also likely fungus or yeast in the brain, relocating minerals into deposits.
copper is one of the secret elements, that enhances terpinene.
a good source of electrolytes is wood ash, consists of mostly calcium, potassium & magnesium, all the rest are micronutrients.
Sugar Carbohydrate Carbon
Minerla Electrolyte Base Electron
Citric Vinegar Acid Antioxidant
one think ive noticed with the Terpene & DMSO is its effects come about a week after application, so its easy to take too much, makes you feel kind of hot, a little headache, retain water because the liver may struggle with it.
it lasts long, probably a month, like hydroquinone was said to do.
but the yeast soaks it up & binds up the microtubule networks.
copper & zinc together multiply this effect, and so does things like polyphenol.
Terpene works like Mannose Mannitol, basic sugars, alcohol, ketone, acetone.
metal ion fingers of minerals electron polarity bonds, chelation & detoxification.
painters use Terpinene to wash their hands every day, so its not a big deal there, the DMSO dosnt cure much of anything alone, its just an absorption enhancer, the citric acid is working with the others to enhance the antioxidant & chelation with low ph.
you could put a couple drops in the vinegar or orange juice, or just water.
some people online recommend drinking a full medical dose of it, im not so sure its a good idea.
my idea is to enhance a small amount by charging ions using PH & take less of it.
the acid is to charge the copper & zinc mineral ions, otherwise rhey just float around doing nothing.
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antifungal properties of pure gum pine terpinene neutralize amyloid spike by activated carbon terpene electron binding properties within microtubule roots of exotic gmo yeast.
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