1:15:03
but it gets its signal
from the brain.
1:15:07
One of the things about receptors is
they change in their sensitivity.
1:15:11
If a given receptor for a given drug
or internal juice...
1:15:16
is being bombarded for a long time
at a high intensity...
1:15:22
it will literally shrink up.
1:15:24
There will be less of them.
1:15:26
Or it will be hooked up
in such a way...
1:15:29
that it is desensitized
or downregulated.
1:15:33
So the same amount of drug
or internal juice...
1:15:37
will elicit
a much smaller response.
1:15:47
[ Thunderclap ]
1:15:59
[ Cells Whimpering ]
1:16:05
- [ Bombs Whistle ]
- [ Whimpering Continues ]
1:16:07
[ Machine Gun Fire ]
1:16:15
[ Gun Fire Continues ]
1:16:17
[ Screams ]
1:16:19
If we're bombarding the cell with
the same attitude and the same chemistry...
1:16:24
over and over again
on a daily basis...
1:16:27
when that cell finally
decides to divide...
1:16:31
when it produces a sister cell
or a daughter cell...
1:16:35
that next cell will have
more receptor sites...
1:16:40
for those particular
emotional neuropeptides...
1:16:43
and less receptor sites...
1:16:45
for vitamins, minerals,
nutrients, fluid exchange...
1:16:48
or even the release
of waste products or toxins.
1:16:51
Now, all aging is the result
of improper protein production.
1:16:55
What happens when we age?
1:16:58
Our skin gets--
loses elasticity.