i believe viruses are manufactured by mitochondria endosymbiont DNA parasites, that hyjack exosome into spores via corallicolid plastid & mycoplasma via carboxysome microcompartments & organelle vaults.

definition of virus as "not-alive", some symbionts go dormant for 20 years, hidden in bone marrow, until just the right conditions, mimicking age related diseases, immortal cell lines, passed on to children as genetic disorders.

this is why viruses are generally uncureable, because as mitochondria environment becomes uninhabitable via meditations, they just go dormant until suitable conditions.

until all this gets sorted out correctly, viruses will remain uncureable.

may need very specific osmolyte ion cocktails, specific to feed mitochondria & flush out DNA parasites.

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Mechanism of Osmolyte Stabilization–Destabilization of Proteins: Experimental Evidence

is Osmolyte Stabilization a Prion?

fell asleep reading about this & dreaming of it, and the conclusion this morning was this.

misfolded Glycoprotein has to do with Osmolyte Stabilization.

meaning its two separate lines of research, talking about the same thing.

havent determined if Stabilization or Destabilization of Osmolyte is good or bad, folding or misfolding prion.

how can Osmolytes specifically unfold prion back to original protein state, unless directly related?

red algae make osmolytes Formate Dehydrogenase FDH, Floridoside & Trehalose for protection, corral reef have a mysterious malaria algae symbiont called corallicolid.

scientists using exotic osmolytes to manufacture synthetic microtubule molecular machines from prion?

Algae symbiont manufacture exotic extremophile osmolyte transform mitochondria homeostasis.

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testing the Betaine, the Nitrogen is still too hot, making mega dosing nor practical for medical applications, just small amounts for Methyl Doner issues.

i need the Osmolyte properties, without the Nitrogen, and specially with Oxygen.

what is this have in common?

O-Linked Glycosylation
O-Glycan
O-Smolyte

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O-Glycan for Homeostasis

Cortisone
Cortisol
Steroid
Corticosteroid

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Carboxylic Acid (COOH)
Methylene Group (CH2)

trying to pinpoint, is osmolyte a more a functional group, or an amino acid?

it seems to kind of be similar to how fermentation can be "with or without oxygen" depends upon the outcome, same kind of thing.

reason i need the exact definition or chemical compound of vinegar & honey together is because its difficult to find this connection clearly.

"Osmolyte" "Oxymel"

its really difficult to prove its true, that Oxymel is a very simple Osmolyte.

the reason i think its so important is because, if its true, then it may use excess or even toxic forms of Nitrogen & Sulfur, converting it into a form of Fenbendazole naturally.

meaning it will convery Glucose into Glycan, not only as a neuroprotective, but a safe microtubule binding compound, against cancer, candida, parasites and even unfolding misfolded proteins.

here is why the idea came about ..

noticed slight ear ringing with high dose, first with high dose B1 Thiamine, B3 Non-Flush Niacin, then Betaine TMG.

when talking vinegar with B vitamins, noticed a little bump in the ringing for about an hour.

when taking Oxymel alone, ears start ringing & body buzzing for much longer, from B vitamins days previous.

its directly interacting with latent Nitrogen & Sulfur.

seems like ..

1/4 honey to
3/4 vinegar.

equil amount 50/50 may be a little sweet & not enough kick.

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Neutralize excess Nitrogen by adding more honey to vinegar, carbohydrate metabolism requires a Nitrogen, similar to Neutralize Niacin flush requires Inositol (Glycan).

Vinegar Fermentation
Oxygen Doner

Aerobic fermentation or aerobic glycolysis is a metabolic process by which cells metabolize sugars via fermentation in the presence of oxygen.

Vinegar has the extra Oxygen to charge Glucose sugars into Glycan Osmolyte?

Prion

Glycosyl
"phosphate"
idyl
inositol

O-(Oxygen)
Acyl-Acetate (Vinegar)

knocks out the Phosphate in misfolded prion protein?

Prion is formed from mitochondria by a malfunctioning Phosphate Dehydrogenase process, also required to make ATP?