Cytochrome Proteins

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they are found, in all our cell <I>cytoplasm</I> and,</div> <div> finishes with <I>-chromes</I>, from Chromatic,meaning very<I> colorful</I>.</div> <div> It took many years, for scientists,to discover the uses, </div> <div> of these dark red & dark brown lengths of protein, because, </div> <div> they tend to cause our cells, to be too dark, to see through.</div> <div> This is why, research scientists,have always, </div> <div> had to wash them out of the cells,they wanted to study, </div> <div> before they began, to study those cells,in order for them, </div> <div> to be able,to see, into the cells with their microscopes.</div> <bR> <div> Recently,several English scientists,</div> <div> saved the cytoplasm of their associates,</div> <div> in several different types of wax-like solutions </div> <div> And then studied them,with pion & electron microscopes, </div> <div> which are not affected by the colors of chemical samples.</div> <div> They soon discovered, there are several types of cytochromes.</div> <div> There are small peptide cytochrome proteins,</div> <div> that bring,the trace minerals,that we eat, </div> <div> to the different types of cell tissue,such as exist in, </div> <div> our liver, lungs, pancreas, speen, nerves and muscles</div> <div> And, there are those,poly-peptide cytochrome proteins, </div> <div> that help our cell Mitochondria,restore damaged cell components,</div> <div> by bringing,each of the cell mitochondria,in every one of our cells, </div> <div> oxygen, hydroxyls and methyls for the tips of the alkane esters. .</div> <div> They also found, that at the ends of those cytochrome peptides,</div> <div> there are those,long,multi-cyclic,nano-tubular steroid alkaloids,</div> <div> which they called, the cytochrome protein's <I>Cytodynes</I>,</div> <div> That carry several metal atoms,inside their nano-tubular sections,</div> <div> which are similar to,the phenylene sections of aromatic molecules, </div> <div> That give those cytochrome peptides,their ability to attract,</div> <div> the groups of metal atoms,which are in the trace minerals,</div> <div> that they carry to damaged cell tissue,which then will be used </div> <div> by our Mitochondria to restore,any damaged cell components, </div> <div> This they found is,how our bodys,use blood cytochrome protein,</div> <div> to place the iron, boron, copper and zinc,into the protective scabs, </div> <div> that our body creates,over our open wounds.</div> <div> When scientists, in European laboratorys, heard of their success, </div> <div> they also, began to save,discarded blood cytochromes & began,</div> <div> to study their attributes.  Soon, they discovered, </div> <div> That we have penta-peptide, blood cell cytochrome proteins,</div> <div> which have either, a long, multi-cyclic NAD phenyl aldehyde,</div> <div> or a long multi-cyclic FAD phenyl aldehyde,at one end or both ends </div> <div> Or they have multicyclic,Folic Acid Aldehyde at one end </div> <div> and a long,metal atoms transporting, multi-cyclic Copper NAD aldehyde, </div> <div> at the other end, when they are intended to restore wounds </div> <div> or heal cells damaged by pesticides.</div> <bR> <div> Those Euro Labs scientists,then discovered,there are,</div> <div> more than 3 types of restorative cytochrome hemo-proteins.</div> <div> Their studys revealed,there are,2 cytochrome proteins,</div> <div> with multicyclic Iron-NAD aldehyde enzymes, </div> <div> that are used in our liver and others </div> <div> with multi-cyclic Boron NAD aldehyde,cytodyne enzymes</div> <div> that we use in our spongy bone cells,bone periosteum and tendons.</div> <div> The Czech team found cytochrome protein </div> <div> with multicyclic Iron-FAD aldehyde,in our pancreas </div> <div> and multi-cyclic Zinc-FAD aldehyde, in our intestinal vein walls.</div> <div> Then Romanian scientists found cytochrome proteins </div> <div> with long, multi-cyclic, Copper-FAD aldehyde,enzymes,</div> <div> in our liver sinuses, duct walls, veins,gallbladder walls </div> <div> and our transverse colon,tenia coli muscle cells.</div> <div> This last discovery,promises to provide,a method,</div> <div> for creating protein supplements,that can help to restore, </div> <div> patients transverse colons after restorative abdominal surgery.</div> <div> They also discovered that tubular cyclic Folic Acid Aldehyde,</div> <div> is used in almost all of our small cytochrome protein peptides, </div> <div> with Tyrosine,the star azines Glycine, Methionine,</div> <div> and the metal atoms carrying NAD & FAD cytodynes,</div> <div> which carry from 4 to12 atoms of those metals,</div> <div> inside their long tubular,phenyl-aldehyde side sections.</div> <div> The long multi-cyclic tubular, </div> <div> Acetyl Aldehyde, Methyl Ester Folic Acid-known as FH4 </div> <div> was found to be the initiator,transferase </div> <div> for the majority of those cytochrome, protein peptides,</div> <div> They also found a 3 peptide cytochrome with Tyrosine, </div> <div> as its initiator transferase, which brought hydroxyls, </div> <div> to the isles of lipid storage,in the golgi apparatus,</div> <div> in our cartilage cells and in our bone cells </div> <div> And another polypeptide,cytochrome protein,</div> <div> with asparagine as its initiator transferase, </div> <div> that helped to bring oxygen & hydrogen to the cell vacuoles </div> <div> and the minute, fosforosome organelles,in our bone cells.</div> <div> Since it was the custom of Dr.Krebs to wash out,</div> <div> all the cytochrome proteins,which he called,</div> <div> undesireable dark pigments,from the cells and mitochondria, </div> <div> of the laboratory animals, that he wanted to study, </div> <div> His observations describe, the process of catabolism,</div> <div> that our cells revert to,if our bodys,are deprived of food, </div> <div> as during periods of extended fasting and or starvation,</div> <div> or are deprived of pure mineralized water, </div> <div> and adequate, disease free, fresh air.</div> <div> This is why, the Krebs Theory and his concepts about,</div> <div> electron transport are not now accepted by the medical profesion.</div> <bR> <div> With the discovery of the structure and uses of the NAD & FAD cytodynes</div> <div> by Dr.Manly, it is now possible, to design medicines,which,can be grouped </div> <div> with methyl ester folic aldehyde, Glycine, NAD and any other star azines, </div> <div> That a group of infected cells are deficient in,which will automatically, </div> <div> be carried by our blood,into those infected cells, rather than, </div> <div> encystated in the walls of our veins or enclosed in lipomas in our kidneys.</div> <bR> <div>                                                                                                <A HREF="cytochromes_m.htm" TITLE="Cytochrome Proteins "><U>Back to Top</U></A></div> <bR> <bR> <bR> <bR> <bR> <bR> </NOBR></tD> </tR> </TABLE></div> <bR> <bR> <bR> <bR> <bR> 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