PHYSICAL BODY and KINESIN.

Without thousands of these tiny kinesin proteins with their two “feet,” tirelessly taking small steps at 0.5 to 3 micrometers per second, life as we know it wouldn’t be possible.

If you ever forget to value and take care of yourself, remember KINESIN.
Thank Allah SWT for all the opportunities to better know yourself, understand others, and explore this world. 🤲🏻

You are a masterpiece of design, created with incredible precision and purpose. Just like kinesin tirelessly carries out its tasks in your cells, your body, mind, emotions, and soul are all working together in perfect harmony to support you.

You are perfectly designed, from the tiniest molecular level to the vast complexity of your thoughts and emotions. Every part of you—physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual—exists with intention and beauty.

Do you know something about KINESIN?

Maybe you saw a video about kinesin ( will attach it bellow for those who didn’t see yet)?

Kinesin is a motor protein, a “transporter” within your cells. It diligently carries DOPAMINE molecules and other essential cargo to ensure proper cellular function and emotional balance. Without it, critical molecules like neurotransmitters would struggle to reach their destinations, which could affect your mood and overall well-being.

Each cell in your body contains many kinesin proteins, tirelessly working EACH DAY AND NIGHT like delivery workers, ensuring everything gets where it needs to go.

While kinesin works tirelessly for you, certain factors can disrupt its performance:
1. Energy Deficiency
Kinesin relies on ATP (adenosine triphosphate) as fuel. If your cells lack energy due to mitochondrial dysfunction or other issues, kinesin slows down and becomes less effective.
2. Oxidative Stress
Free radicals can damage kinesin itself or the microtubule “tracks” it uses to move, impairing its function.
3. Inflammation
Chronic inflammation alters the cellular environment, interfering with kinesin’s ability to transport molecules efficiently.
4. Neuron Damage
Neurological diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s damage kinesin’s “work zones,” disrupting neurotransmitter transport and other essential functions.
5. Microtubule problems
Toxins (e.g., alcohol, heavy metals), certain medications, or aging can damage microtubules—the “tracks” kinesin uses for transport—making it harder for kinesin to do its job.
6. Genetics
Mutations in kinesin-related genes can lead to improper functioning of this protein, affecting cellular transport and overall cell health.
7. Nutrition
Poor nutrition can weaken your cells by reducing ATP production and overall cellular health, further impairing kinesin’s activity.

To ensure kinesin works efficiently for you:
• Choose a clean and balanced diet rich in nutrients like antioxidants, healthy fats, and proteins. HALAL AND TAYYAB
• Avoid toxins such as alcohol, heavy metals, harmful chemicals and additives in the food that damage cells and microtubules.
• Reduce inflammation by adopting healthy habits, including regular exercise, reducing processed foods, and maintaining a healthy weight.
• Improve energy metabolism by supporting mitochondrial health with good sleep, exercise, and essential nutrients like magnesium and B group vitamins.

Taking small, consistent steps every day to protect your cellular health will help kinesin continue its vital work, keeping your body and mind functioning at their best.

Your body deserves the best care as you are the best designed. ❤️
Take care of it.

Have a blessed Friday. ☀️

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