The VanCoction Journal — Research, Routines & Real-World Results

This is an ongoing record of our work—how the body functions, how we apply that understanding, and what we see in practice. It includes research, routines, observations, and real-world results as they develop. Some entries go deep into structure and function, others show how that plays out in everyday use. Enjoy Exploring.

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Journal Entries — Research, Routines & Observations

Albert Wilking Albert Wilking

“Simple Salve - Simply Perfect”

VanCoction Simple Salve blends castor oil and beeswax into a timeless salve inspired by ancient traditions, modern science, and daily body maintenance.

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Albert Wilking Albert Wilking

EP4 and Membrane Barrier Protection

EP4 receptors help protect epithelial surfaces by supporting fluid secretion, thin mobile mucus layers, barrier integrity, circulation, and healthy surface hydration across the body.

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Albert Wilking Albert Wilking

EP3 Receptors and Histamine: Reducing Irritation Naturally

A chalkboard-style visual guide to EP3 receptors, histamine signaling, membrane stability, and smooth muscle movement. This infographic explores how the body clears swelling and irritation naturally through fluid movement and resolution pathways rather than simply suppressing symptoms.

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Albert Wilking Albert Wilking

EP3 Receptors and Smooth Muscle: How the Body Reduces Swelling

EP3 receptors help regulate smooth muscle contraction, fluid movement, and swelling throughout the body. Learn how phospholipid cell membranes, prostaglandin signaling, minerals, and diet influence this system and support circulation, pressure balance, and tissue function.

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Albert Wilking Albert Wilking

Aging & Cell Renewal: The Role of Phospholipids

Cells must constantly renew to keep the body functioning at its best. This process depends on phospholipids—essential fats that build and maintain cell membranes. When supply is low, renewal slows, contributing to the gradual decline associated with aging.

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Albert Wilking Albert Wilking

The Breathing Pumping Belly

The body is not a static system — it is constantly moving, adjusting, and responding. Beneath the surface, the abdomen works as a system of pressure and flow, where breathing, movement, and internal structures help circulate fluids and maintain balance.

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Albert Wilking Albert Wilking

Membranes Empower Life

Healthy membranes allow life to function smoothly. Discover how fatty acids and lecithin build cell membranes, support lung function, protect tissues, and help maintain balanced energy and renewal.

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Albert Wilking Albert Wilking

Gentle Membrane Immunity

How halides—chloride, iodine, bromide, and thiocyanate—support gentle membrane immunity, biofilm control, and balanced surface defense.

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