Intelligence
And Antibodies

By Jane Lim | Updated on November 30, 2022 | Posted on July 29, 2020

How Does Your Intelligence Affect Antibodies?

How Does Your Intelligence Affect Antibodies?

Bacteria, fungi and viruses cause organisms to lose electrons, which is the reason for the hosts to feel cold in the beginning and generate body heat later to offset the loss.

Cryptococcus neoformans fungus causes about 600,000 deaths worldwide every year.  However, no countries have quarantined the infected people.  Vaccinated people are potentially infectious until they produce an antibody to the pathogen injected by a vaccine.  

Why do diseases discriminate people?  This question is not different from the questions below.

What causes people to fail or succeed in producing antibodies?

What causes autoimmune diseases?

You may wonder whether your intelligence can help to produce antibodies.   In fact, yes, it can. 

The evidence can be found in patients with mental illness, which is a consequence of the loss of electrons by an infection.  Pathogens (infections) impair your intelligence.  People with schizophrenia cannot remember their home addresses, phone numbers, etc.  Their symptoms are similar to the symptoms of dementia or autism.  If antibodies could not be produced, it means that the electron transport chain was damaged therefore, the security gate for cellular intelligence was compromised.

How are photons converted to electrons inside your body? 

What do pathogens do inside your body?

What happens to your body chemically when you lose electrons? 

What is the role of the ETC (Electron Transport Chain)?

Can you repair the ETC?   

What damages the ETC?  

How do wireless products transmit information?

What is cellular intelligence?

How do body cells communicate with each other?

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