No one seemed to be able to find a clear pizzagate connection to this incident, so I need to remove this now under Rule 1. You're welcome to repost in
v/pizzagatewhatever
, our speculative subverse, so that people can find it again if something more pops up in the news. :-)
Hi Nana66. Thanks for posting. I doubt this incident is related to child sex abuse by the elite and their minions, but I will give this the 24 Hour Removal Reprieve flair in case anyone investigates these folks further and finds any past abuse complaints. There was an incident in China with daycares drugging and molesting kids and I believe there was a connection to one of Clinton's acolytes. Needs something more than just melatonin supplements though.
This made me think of the Beanie Babies for sale email from the college emails that went to Podesta. Some figured it could be code for a drug and that they use this drug for kids and that's why he was getting that email. I'm just unable to figure out what was up with this part if so....
"They are very respectful and amicable with one another, and they are (for the most part) cat and dog friendly. Some are sassier than others, naturally."
Unless they are talking about types and strengths....and beastiality.
That was definitely one of the wierdest and never-explained emails that came up. Someone ought to go back through all the research and see what the sum total of it led to. Do a roundoup post.
I have given my kids benadryl at night to help them sleep when they have a cold -- but I never did it just to get them to take a nap during the day (though there were times I was so sleep deprived that it would have been a relief to get a few hours of rest). Benadryl can be dangerous and most certainly should not be given to kids in a daycare setting without a doctor's note. My son has food allergies and the school keeps a bottle of benadryl (for the mild allergies, epi pen for the serious ones) and we have to have a doctor's note okaying the use of it at school. It isn't enough just to have a parent's signature to be able to give it to him.
Oh I understand, I was mainly talking about infants, I should have qualified what I said. Abuse is what I meant. You sound like a great parent. We probably did the same thing you're talking about here.
First off, NO ONE should give toddlers any type of medicine unless signed off by a physician (epi-pen/benadryl for food allergies); even if its HERBAL; such as melatonin. This is illegal unless the caretakers gave the ok to give. Those workers should be in jail!.
Messing with toddlers way to sleep is a problem. They should be able to sleep on their own.
100% agree. I look after my 2 young grandsons while their parents work, and even I as a granny do not give them any medicine without the consent of mum or dad! I remember my daughter used to sleep over at a friends, and visa versa, when they were around 5 years old. My daughter said one day that this friend had given her medicine to sleep. I was shocked, and when I asked my friend she said that she hadn't she had only given it to her son and daughter! I did not believe her as my daughter did not have any reason to make it up and at 5 she was well old enough to know what she was saying. I stayed friends of course but I did not let her sleep over there anymore!
According to WebMD, melatonin is a natural hormone secreted by the brain’s pineal gland that guides the body’s sleep-and-wake cycles. Each individual produces his or her own amount of melatonin but, generally, levels rise in the evening, making people tired, and decline in the morning when it’s time to wake up. PINEAL GLAND. Elites have been after Pineal Glands. Could this possibly be connected? Does anyone know how it might play into this?
No, not at all. Maybe someone will come up with additional shady stuff and we'll be able to leave it up. It's fine to leave it up until tomorrow and let one of us remove it, or take it down yourself then.
Oh, LOL. Carm, were you talking about your comment? I was thinking you were talking about the whole thread. Either way, you don't need to delete anything. :-)
Melatonin can't "knock you out" it's just not that potent. I wish! I take it every night. It's helpful for anyone with a CLOCK gene mutation who is more sensitive to the effect of blue light or long daylight hours in northern latitudes. Even kids wake up pretty easily from melatonin.
Magnesium is the best for relaxing sleep 😴 and I highly recommend alkaline water .. sorry had to chime in because I have had first hand experience with this for the past 10 months and it is amazing 😉
Magnesium doesn't do much for me, unless as Epsom Salts in the bathtub and then it's more topical for pain/muscle spasms. So where/how do you get alkaline water? I haven't heard that one.
You can buy alkaline drops or you can buy the water from any health food store and some regular grocery stores sell it now too . The science behind it is what sold me . Cancer thrives in an acidic environment but cant survive in an alkaline one . As long as you maintain a healthy PH balance , cancer will leave you alone . The drops are called "alkalife" and one bottle will make a glass a day for a year so it's well worth it IMO .
You mean for insomnia? Melatonin is generally effective for those whose insomnia is melatonin-release related. Shiftwork. Jet lag. Pulling a couple of all nighters and getting your day and night switched. Computer-work or mobile use without a blue-blocker after 6pm. It won't help if you don't also block the blue light, though.
And it doesn't help with other causes of insomnia like chronic pain, bladder issues, blood sugar issues, RLS, cholinergic excess/anxiety, depression. There are other supplements that are far more effective for those problems.
Yeah, I've had serious insomnia issues, caused by benzos. Thanks doctors. Some alt health docs will still push melatonin for general insomnia but I agree, I don't think it's for that. Mainly for your clock out of whack. My doc understands that fortunately.
I've always been concerned that since it's a hormone that consistent use will deplete natural melatonin but they say no. Who knows. There's so much we don't know. Yeah I use a lot of (high quality) supplements from my Naturopathic doctor, also amino acids to balance neurotransmitters, that's some cutting edge stuff, amino acids, has to be done under care of someone trained tho.
I'm much better, took about three years to get brain back to homeostasis.
Glad to hear that! I agree about amino acids. Discovered that myself after running my genome through Nutrahacker.
6000mg of Glycine at bedtime is as good as a Xanax, with NONE of the downside. The main food source of glycine is cartilage and connective tissue in meat, which almost no one eats any more (collagen is 30% glycine). It's not only the main calming neurotransmitter along with GABA, it is what your body uses to make DNA, scar tissue, and all of your fascia, cartilage, tendons, ligaments, etc. If you don't get enough in your diet, your body will tap your tissues for it. That stuff has changed my life.
I will ask my doctor about it, I might get back w/ you and tell you what he says, he's great. Likely it's part of the supplement regimen he's giving me. But I may not be getting enough.
▼ Vindicator
Hi Nana66,
No one seemed to be able to find a clear pizzagate connection to this incident, so I need to remove this now under Rule 1. You're welcome to repost in v/pizzagatewhatever , our speculative subverse, so that people can find it again if something more pops up in the news. :-)
▼ Vindicator
Hi Nana66. Thanks for posting. I doubt this incident is related to child sex abuse by the elite and their minions, but I will give this the 24 Hour Removal Reprieve flair in case anyone investigates these folks further and finds any past abuse complaints. There was an incident in China with daycares drugging and molesting kids and I believe there was a connection to one of Clinton's acolytes. Needs something more than just melatonin supplements though.
▼ Nana66
This made me think of the Beanie Babies for sale email from the college emails that went to Podesta. Some figured it could be code for a drug and that they use this drug for kids and that's why he was getting that email. I'm just unable to figure out what was up with this part if so....
"They are very respectful and amicable with one another, and they are (for the most part) cat and dog friendly. Some are sassier than others, naturally."
Unless they are talking about types and strengths....and beastiality.
https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/26263
▼ Vindicator
That was definitely one of the wierdest and never-explained emails that came up. Someone ought to go back through all the research and see what the sum total of it led to. Do a roundoup post.
▼ Podge512
Just ask the McCanns!
▼ Nana66
?
▼ bopper
I hear Benadryl is prevalent with day care and also moms. Disgusting. Well, even some moms I know.
▼ scarlettm512
I have given my kids benadryl at night to help them sleep when they have a cold -- but I never did it just to get them to take a nap during the day (though there were times I was so sleep deprived that it would have been a relief to get a few hours of rest). Benadryl can be dangerous and most certainly should not be given to kids in a daycare setting without a doctor's note. My son has food allergies and the school keeps a bottle of benadryl (for the mild allergies, epi pen for the serious ones) and we have to have a doctor's note okaying the use of it at school. It isn't enough just to have a parent's signature to be able to give it to him.
▼ bopper
Oh I understand, I was mainly talking about infants, I should have qualified what I said. Abuse is what I meant. You sound like a great parent. We probably did the same thing you're talking about here.
▼ ProudPatriotGal
First off, NO ONE should give toddlers any type of medicine unless signed off by a physician (epi-pen/benadryl for food allergies); even if its HERBAL; such as melatonin. This is illegal unless the caretakers gave the ok to give. Those workers should be in jail!.
Messing with toddlers way to sleep is a problem. They should be able to sleep on their own.
Reference: https://drcraigcanapari.com/should-my-child-take-melatonin-a-guide-for-parents/
▼ TrishaUK
100% agree. I look after my 2 young grandsons while their parents work, and even I as a granny do not give them any medicine without the consent of mum or dad! I remember my daughter used to sleep over at a friends, and visa versa, when they were around 5 years old. My daughter said one day that this friend had given her medicine to sleep. I was shocked, and when I asked my friend she said that she hadn't she had only given it to her son and daughter! I did not believe her as my daughter did not have any reason to make it up and at 5 she was well old enough to know what she was saying. I stayed friends of course but I did not let her sleep over there anymore!
▼ carmencita
According to WebMD, melatonin is a natural hormone secreted by the brain’s pineal gland that guides the body’s sleep-and-wake cycles. Each individual produces his or her own amount of melatonin but, generally, levels rise in the evening, making people tired, and decline in the morning when it’s time to wake up. PINEAL GLAND. Elites have been after Pineal Glands. Could this possibly be connected? Does anyone know how it might play into this?
▼ Vindicator
Carm, that has not actually been reliably established, though we have had to remove numerous sketchy posts claiming this without evidence.
I highly doubt daycare workers could even tell you where the pineal gland is or what it does. Very unlikely to be related to pizzagate.
▼ carmencita
OK, I get your point, but they don't look like they would be making any decisions on their own. Are you saying you want me to delete this?
▼ Vindicator
No, not at all. Maybe someone will come up with additional shady stuff and we'll be able to leave it up. It's fine to leave it up until tomorrow and let one of us remove it, or take it down yourself then.
▼ carmencita
OK.
▼ Vindicator
Oh, LOL. Carm, were you talking about your comment? I was thinking you were talking about the whole thread. Either way, you don't need to delete anything. :-)
▼ carmencita
OK :)
▼ Nana66
That was basically my thought but I was having trouble with why unless it's how they knock kids out to molest them.
▼ Immelda
Sounds to me like they want an easy shift so get them to sleep for some of it. Lazy workers.
▼ Vindicator
Melatonin can't "knock you out" it's just not that potent. I wish! I take it every night. It's helpful for anyone with a CLOCK gene mutation who is more sensitive to the effect of blue light or long daylight hours in northern latitudes. Even kids wake up pretty easily from melatonin.
▼ Nana66
Story could be covering up what was really given to them.
▼ Cc1914
Magnesium is the best for relaxing sleep 😴 and I highly recommend alkaline water .. sorry had to chime in because I have had first hand experience with this for the past 10 months and it is amazing 😉
▼ Vindicator
Magnesium doesn't do much for me, unless as Epsom Salts in the bathtub and then it's more topical for pain/muscle spasms. So where/how do you get alkaline water? I haven't heard that one.
▼ Cc1914
Check out this water comparison vid.. https://youtu.be/Jg7NW6uGALQ
▼ Cc1914
You can buy alkaline drops or you can buy the water from any health food store and some regular grocery stores sell it now too . The science behind it is what sold me . Cancer thrives in an acidic environment but cant survive in an alkaline one . As long as you maintain a healthy PH balance , cancer will leave you alone . The drops are called "alkalife" and one bottle will make a glass a day for a year so it's well worth it IMO .
▼ bopper
I've tried every brand. No bueno.
▼ Vindicator
You mean for insomnia? Melatonin is generally effective for those whose insomnia is melatonin-release related. Shiftwork. Jet lag. Pulling a couple of all nighters and getting your day and night switched. Computer-work or mobile use without a blue-blocker after 6pm. It won't help if you don't also block the blue light, though.
And it doesn't help with other causes of insomnia like chronic pain, bladder issues, blood sugar issues, RLS, cholinergic excess/anxiety, depression. There are other supplements that are far more effective for those problems.
▼ bopper
Yeah, I've had serious insomnia issues, caused by benzos. Thanks doctors. Some alt health docs will still push melatonin for general insomnia but I agree, I don't think it's for that. Mainly for your clock out of whack. My doc understands that fortunately.
I've always been concerned that since it's a hormone that consistent use will deplete natural melatonin but they say no. Who knows. There's so much we don't know. Yeah I use a lot of (high quality) supplements from my Naturopathic doctor, also amino acids to balance neurotransmitters, that's some cutting edge stuff, amino acids, has to be done under care of someone trained tho.
I'm much better, took about three years to get brain back to homeostasis.
▼ Vindicator
Glad to hear that! I agree about amino acids. Discovered that myself after running my genome through Nutrahacker.
6000mg of Glycine at bedtime is as good as a Xanax, with NONE of the downside. The main food source of glycine is cartilage and connective tissue in meat, which almost no one eats any more (collagen is 30% glycine). It's not only the main calming neurotransmitter along with GABA, it is what your body uses to make DNA, scar tissue, and all of your fascia, cartilage, tendons, ligaments, etc. If you don't get enough in your diet, your body will tap your tissues for it. That stuff has changed my life.
▼ bopper
I will ask my doctor about it, I might get back w/ you and tell you what he says, he's great. Likely it's part of the supplement regimen he's giving me. But I may not be getting enough.
▼ carmencita
I agree. The center and owners need to be researched. There is a possibility of either of those being the case, imo.