Empath & Hypersensitivity

Being an empath, being hypersensitive to certain people like narcissists and feeling energy drained in their presence is a condition that is now generally accepted. We have been working on this issue for many years from different angles and have discovered that supporting 2 enzymes and ATP strongly helped people to keep their energy: the HV1 proton channel and the chloride channel CLC. 

CLC Cl- channels have roles in the control of electrical excitability, extra- and intracellular ion homeostasis, and transepithelial transport. Of course, if one's electrical excitability, homeostasis and transepithelial transports are not working well enough, people loose energy. That is what seems to happen in empath and hypersensitive people. 

Also, for empath and hypersensitive people, in some microglia (in the nervous system), the HV1 channel doesn't seem to regulate the reactive oxygen species, known as ROS. Those ROS are bad guys that your body has to transform and degrade. If the HV1 channel doesn't work well enough, not only your cells would have too much ROS, but the pH (acidity level) in your cells could change too, which is also a problem: Proton channels can extrude the acid generated in the cytosol, compensate the charge translocated across the plasma membrane, and deliver the extracellular protons needed for the conversion of superoxide radicals (O₂⁻) to hydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂) and then to hypochlorous acid (HOCl).

It seems that the enzyme HV1 proton channel in the membranes of the microglia is especially hit in hypersensitive people and empath under certain conditions. Those can be, for example, the presence of a narcissistic person, or a person whose microglia contains too much ROS and/or whose microglia's pH is unhealthy.

The reasoning is this: Receiving the frequency of a healthy HV1 transforms the functioning of that enzyme and the microglia, consequently, gets healthier. In other words, one can now function better when we receive that frequency as the microglia in the nervous system would work better.