Melanin, carbon, and chlorophyll are claimed to be interconnected in ways not commonly understood. Here’s an exploration of these ideas:
Carbon and Melanin Connection
Some believe that carbon and melanin are essentially the same thing. The number 666 is associated with carbon’s atomic structure:
• 6 protons
• 6 neutrons
• 6 electrons
This connection leads to speculation about why 666 is often portrayed negatively.
Breathing and Plant Interaction
Contrary to common teachings, some argue that the standard explanation of human-plant gas exchange is incorrect. They claim:
• Plants have mitochondria that convert chemical energy to light energy
• Plants also have chloroplasts that convert light to chemical energy
Melanin’s Potential Role
If chloroplasts are related to melanin in humans, it’s suggested that melanin might:
• Capture light energy
• Convert it to chemical energy for bodily processes
Mitochondrial DNA and the “Eve Gene”
The “Eve gene” is described as relating to mitochondria, often called the powerhouse of the cell. This connects to theories about human origins and energy production.
Skin Color and Energy Conversion
According to this theory:
• Consuming plant energy may weaken the body’s ability to convert light to chemical energy
• This could lead to melanin removal, changing skin color
• Similar to how plants turn brown without light, human skin may change without proper energy conversion
Energy Balance and Diet
The theory suggests:
• Eating plants creates an energy imbalance in the body
• Some foods cause energy loss, others energy gain
• This imbalance affects overall health and possibly skin color
Pop Culture Reference
The theory points to the movie Avatar, suggesting the blue color of the characters might relate to these energy concepts.
Additional Facts About Melanin and Energy
While the above theories are not scientifically proven, here are some interesting facts about melanin and energy:
• Melanin can conduct electricity, leading to research on its potential use in bioelectronics
• Some studies suggest melanin may have a role in protecting against UV radiation damage
• Chlorophyll and melanin both absorb light, but their molecular structures and functions are very different
• Mitochondrial DNA is passed down only through the maternal line, which is why it’s sometimes called the “Eve gene”
🔬 Remember, many of these ideas are speculative and not supported by mainstream scientific consensus.