Piezo2-Initiated Ultrafast Signaling and Its Acquired Channelopathy in Light of Quantum Gravity Theory

Big Bang theories are connected to gravity by force of attraction. Forced lengthening, like eccentric contractions, instigate proprioception as a result of working against gravity. Piezo2, as the principal mechanosensory ion channel responsible for proprioception, is theorized to fine-modulate these anti-gravitational contractions in order to provide system-wide ultrafast postural control. This mechanism may instantaneously emit energy and force through Piezo2 in order to offset gravity by anti-gravity entropic-spring-like stochastic mechanics and it is suggested to be propagated by quantum tunneling of protons (and electrons). However, a Piezo2-initiated wormhole-like mechanism with the contribution of cryptochromes should be considered as part of this ultrafast long-distance non-synaptic neurotransmission, although the quantum gravity concept is short of being unequivocally proven to be unified with quantum theory. The impairment of this theoretical ultrafast signaling is analogous to a Big Bang-like mechanism within a given compartment, or acquired Piezo2 channelopathy, leading to the principal gateway to pathophysiology.