cantfindmenow

The pineal gland is known as the seat of the soul. Anyone who has taken dmt will know what I mean. Do these evil people actually believe they are invading the victims soul? This is powerful stuff thank you for the info. I have the book The Spirit Molecule I will study it again. I believe these people know about this stuff. They are accessing the sacred and taking it for power and evil and ego. Their own souls have been taken by darkness.

The pineal gland is the most protected organ in the human body yet scientists still do not know its full purpose. Apparently.

13Buddha

The third eye.

exposethecriminals

I don't know if this was referencing adrenochrome but I'll share just in case:

Screen captures from a recent supernatural-themed film on child trafficking, "A Child's Voice" (trailer)

The kidnapped children were picked up by men in dark suits. The children ended up in a warehouse where there was a room outfitted with stalls, and there was a drill in the room. Rituals were done in the warehouse too.

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drill: https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1773/43186735045_f515997bbf_o.jpg

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13Buddha

Dear God in heaven. Something has to break soon.

argosciv

Thanks for presenting this.

Something which people have consistently overlooked here, is indeed the relationship between adrenochrome(+ derivatives), endorphins, elevated levels of in vivo heavy-metals & oxidative compounds/enzymes, DMT and pineal gland function.

It was never solely about adrenochrome, despite that for some reason, it is the only compound being focused on.

As an aside, per what I have tried to allude to without explicitly saying it:

Humans can indeed take control of the relevant factors/compounds/elements within their own body. Stimulating autonomous functions can produce and influx of adrenochrome along with DMT; one does NOT need external sources of adrenochrome/DMT('harvested' from other humans/plants or otherwise) in order to achieve the effects being sought by those who commit atrocities explored in pizzagate.

Mind over matter , so to speak.

Worth noting:

'Energy drinks' & coffee can be utilized to elevate in vivo heavy-metals levels and to stimulate the adrenal glands. Many activities such as singing and self-mutilation can induce endorphin release and again stimulate the adrenal glands. Put 2 and 2 together with a knowledge of other biological processes and you can induce the sought-after effects.

We are chemical engines; "the more you know..."


cc: @Factfinder2 @Vindicator

abattoirdaydream

Tobacco contains MAOIs? Does it remain intact after heating? MAOI Anti-depressants/anti-anxiety medicine are some of the most frequently prescribed.

Might explain the anti-smoking push and lies surrounding it. Tobacco wasn't Pfisers territory.

Sorry for the aside...

argosciv

Tobacco contains MAOIs?

[ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16177026 | https://archive.is/cyPhU ]:

J Neurosci. 2005 Sep 21;25(38):8593-600.

Monoamine oxidase inhibition dramatically increases the motivation to self-administer nicotine in rats.

Guillem K1, Vouillac C, Azar MR, Parsons LH, Koob GF, Cador M, Stinus L.


Nicotine is the major neuroactive compound of tobacco, which has, by itself, weak reinforcing properties. It is known that levels of the enzymes monoamine oxidase A (MAO-A) and MAO-B are reduced in the platelets and brains of smokers and that substances, other than nicotine, present in tobacco smoke have MAO-inhibitory activities. Here, we report that inhibition of MAO dramatically and specifically increases the motivation to self-administer nicotine in rats. These effects were more prominent in rats selected for high responsiveness to novelty than in rats with low responsiveness to novelty. The results suggest that the inhibition of MAO activity by compounds present in tobacco smoke may combine with nicotine to produce the intense reinforcing properties of cigarette smoking that lead to addiction.

Will add link to initial comment. Thanks for prompting me to confirm <3

cc: @Vindicator @Factfinder2 @13uddha

Kekmet-Peperoni

THIS totally this. Ive been thinking something like this for years, i noticed that when i switched to tobacco from the tobacconist (sort of organic tobacco) i smoked Alot less, and didnt crave a cig in the morning straight away unlike cigarettes or store bought rolling, i had way fewer cravings, similar to how people smoke less when vaping and find it easier to cut down. Now that i vape its even better, but it seems to be the case for a lot of other people who are surprised at how little they vape compared to cigs. My hypothesis was they had extra nicotine they put in from the pesticide phase with neo-nicotinide. Centuries ago it was know that the nicotine plant was special why? because no bugs would go near it was a natural pesticide. I did a little digging years ago and there where reports of tobacco plant crops being regularly sprayed. So i just assumed that because tobacco plants didnt need any pesticide then Neo nicotinides seemed to be a good bet as to why this was, but MAOI seems to fit the symptoms alot better which could just reinforce my hypothesis (i dont know enough about chemistry though) but I find it interesting that MAOA's are used in pesticides too.

argosciv

My hypothesis was they had extra nicotine they put in from the pesticide phase with neo-nicotinide.

Here's what makes cigarettes and most big-brand puch tobacco more addictive:

It's the extra chemicals/compounds added to the end product. Basically, cigarettes trick the body into feeling more nourished, than say, raw/'organic' tobacco("chop chop").

Centuries ago it was know that the nicotine plant was special why? because no bugs would go near it was a natural pesticide.

It was mostly used(in 'ancient'/pre-historic times) in a 'religious' setting, ie, it was treated as as a 'sacred' plant due to its psychoactive properties(MAOIs and the effects thereof) and used in conjunction with psychedelics(DMT extracts).

(i dont know enough about chemistry though)

Ditto, I don't at all claim to be a professional in the field.

but I find it interesting that MAOA's are used in pesticides too.

Ditto again. It's fascinating, really, learning about this kind of stuff, even if the best resources available are the internet and self-exploration.

Kekmet-Peperoni

It was mostly used(in 'ancient'/pre-historic times) in a 'religious'(shamanic) setting, ie, it was treated as as a 'sacred' plant due to its psychoactive properties(MAOIs and the effects thereof) and used in conjunction with psychedelics(DMT extracts, 'magic mushrooms', etc).

oh yeah thats where ive heard of them before (MAOA), my ahem research into DMT, or specifically the mix called Changa.

argosciv

my ahem research into DMT, or specifically the mix called Changa.

/smirk

Trying to avoid doing the music thing, but, in commemoration of coming across a fellow researcher :

CAPTAIN HOOK & ASTRIX - BUNGEE JUMP (ZAOULI DANCE) ♮ L.S.D MUSIC ॐ

Kekmet-Peperoni

Ha, I bust a gut watching that without dmt! I recommend watching WebM's whilst researching . Although due to their random nature its imperative to have the one thing you love easily on hand to lift your spirits incase you run into something that feels bad or in this case looks absolutely demonic and unsettling like this guy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgzFDAvIhZg lol.

argosciv

Hahaha yeah always gotta be careful what you surround yourself with at the time.

I don't go too hard with it regardless, though.

Kekmet-Peperoni

yeah me too. everything in moderation. well not everything but you get what i mean.

abattoirdaydream

MAOIs boost the influence of some weak reinforcers huh? So...that's interesting, and they like to prescribe this a LOT huh?

This could explain certain newer "cultural" phenomenon. What if you become addicted to something inane. Can you get addicted to certain thought cycles?

argosciv

Whoops! Just saw your reply after I reposted comment, sorry!

Next question. If MAOI encourages self-medication as seen in those rats, regarding the weak reinforcer, nicotine, then what other weak reinforcers could MAOIs boost?

Not sure I understand the question...

The inhibition of MAOs(via nicotine and other harmala alkaloids) results in higher concentrations of some neurotransmitters(tryptamines), resulting in a desirable effect on the CNS(Central Nervous System), resulting in re-dosing.

Sorry if unsatisfactory answer, happy to answer again if I read the question wrong.

What would a population encouraged to engage in activities that provided minimal to moderate, but regular, positive chemical reinforcement look like?

Can have positive and negative effects, positive being the opportunity to relax, negative being addiction leading to undesirable results such as agitation in the absence of the addictive substances(eg: nicotine addiction).

Monopolization of MAOI-containing-products is also considerable here.

How chemically drained would they be?

In a case of addiction, very much so, but, dietary considerations can help to correct this. For example, one could make a strong habit of consuming foods containing L-tyrptophan(such as eggs, for example) in order to provide the building blocks for more serotonin.


MAOIs boost the influence of some weak reinforcers huh? So...that's interesting, and they like to prescribe this a LOT huh?

This could explain certain newer "cultural" phenomenon. What if you become addicted to something inane. Can you get addicted to certain thought cycles?

So, what an MAOI does, is to lessen or outright prevent the breakdown of tryptamine neurostransmitters, this can have a variety of effects on thought processes, most notably an 'anti-depressant' effect. This doesn't necessarily reinforce certain thoughts by itself, but, it can have an affect on your sensitivity to external factors which might be depressing.

In effect, this could be good or bad depending on one's personal circumstances, ie, the anti-depressant effect may help you to cope with some things but t may also prompt ignorance of problems that need addressing.

It's a double-edged sword, for one of a way to put it. It's important to understand the effects these substances have on you, so that you aren't just using them as an escape, so to speak.

To answer more directly, yes, you could become addicted to certain thought processes, but, this is again, a situation where "mind over matter" comes into play. Knowledge is the key here, rather than just taking something because it makes you 'feel good'.

abattoirdaydream

Thank you so much for taking the time to answer. It is very informative! :)

argosciv

Tobacco contains MAOIs?

[ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16177026 | https://archive.is/cyPhU ]:

J Neurosci. 2005 Sep 21;25(38):8593-600.

Monoamine oxidase inhibition dramatically increases the motivation to self-administer nicotine in rats.

Guillem K1, Vouillac C, Azar MR, Parsons LH, Koob GF, Cador M, Stinus L.


Nicotine is the major neuroactive compound of tobacco, which has, by itself, weak reinforcing properties. It is known that levels of the enzymes monoamine oxidase A (MAO-A) and MAO-B are reduced in the platelets and brains of smokers and that substances, other than nicotine, present in tobacco smoke have MAO-inhibitory activities. Here, we report that inhibition of MAO dramatically and specifically increases the motivation to self-administer nicotine in rats. These effects were more prominent in rats selected for high responsiveness to novelty than in rats with low responsiveness to novelty. The results suggest that the inhibition of MAO activity by compounds present in tobacco smoke may combine with nicotine to produce the intense reinforcing properties of cigarette smoking that lead to addiction.

Will add link to initial comment. Thanks for prompting me to confirm <3

cc: @Vindicator @Factfinder2

abattoirdaydream

Thank You for the confirmation.

Next question. If MAOI encourages self-medication as seen in those rats, regarding the weak reinforcer, nicotine, then what other weak reinforcers could MAOIs boost?

What would a population encouraged to engage in activities that provided minimal to moderate, but regular, positive chemical reinforcement look like?

How chemically drained would they be?

argosciv

Tobacco contains MAOIs?

Last I checked, yes.

Does it remain intact after heating?

Good question, initial exposure to flame likely destroys, but, heat from embers would likely vaporize/release from plant matter.

MAOI Anti-depressants/anti-anxiety medicine are some of the most frequently prescribed.

Because MAOIs prevent breakdown of many tryptamines, including serotonin. For better or worse.

Might explain the anti-smoking push and lies surrounding it. Tobacco wasn't Pfisers territory.

Things that make you go "hmmm"

Sorry for the aside...

Don't be, I love this topic and prompts to think on or research it more :)

shewhomustbeobeyed

addictionlibrary - https://archive.fo/JMpJg

sciencedirect - https://archive.is/rIFZ1

researchgate - https://web.archive.org/web/20180817023143/https ://www.researchgate.net/publication/227775310_Effect_of_stress_on_serotonin_norepinephrine_epinephrine_and_corticosterone_contents_in_the_soft-shelled_turtle

books - https://archive.is/xnbVt

pacificneuroscienceinstitute - https://archive.is/Be6TT

geocities - https://web.archive.org/web/20180817024038/http ://www.geocities.ws/TheB3Situation/Adrenochrome.pdf

jbc - https://web.archive.org/web/20180513235903/http ://www.jbc.org/content/220/1/237.full.pdf

scientificamerican - https://archive.is/VJT0b

kazza64

thats all the proof we need they have been doing scientific experiments to research adrenochrome its important to them

Markb63

Can't believe they haven't traced it to planned Parenthood.

Kekmet-Peperoni

I take it youve also seen the video with Planned Parenthood talking about selling whole or parts of fetus' those guys are sick.

Factfinder2

The question is whether adrenochrome can be extracted from the body. Here is the clearest explanation I've found regarding the feasibility of that:

(PDF file) http://www.geocities.ws/TheB3Situation/Adrenochrome.pdf

Is Adrenochrome Made in the Body?

As soon as scientists discovered adrenalin turned pink in solution it appeared likely what happened so readily in vitro could also occur in the body. Adrenalin is a member of a class of catecholamines which polymerize very readily. The melanins are these polymerized, oxidized and indolized catecholamines.

All the conditions required for the oxidation of adrenalin to adrenochrome in vivo are present. These are: (1) the substrate - noradrenalin, adrenalin; (2) the enzymes and metallic oxidizers which convert adrenalin to adrenochrome, or accelerate its auto-oxidation. Auto-oxidation does not require an enzyme. The oxidation of adrenalin to adrenochrome in water is an example. It requires oxygen and is accelerated by traces of metal such as copper ions.

We have discussed the theoretical argument for the formation of adrenochrome in several previous reports (Hoffer, 1981, 1983, 1985; Hoffer and Osmond, 1967).

Ideally, final proof would have been gained when adrenochrome crystals extracted from the body are in one's hand. But because adrenochrome in solution is so reactive it is highly unlikely it can be extracted. It will have to be stabilized first by combining it with another molecule. Adrenochrome semicarbazide is a stable derivative. Perhaps this could be made in blood or other fluids and then extracted. However, any stable derivative will do. Nature has already made a number of stable derivatives of the catecholamines.

“…melanins derived from adrenochrome have been extracted from blood plasma… (Hegedus and Altschule, 1968,1970,1970a; Hegedus, Kuttab, Altschule and Nayak, 1981).

Adrenolutin is another derivative of adrenochrome and more stable in blood.”


That paper was written in 1990. Who knows whether the stabilization of adrenochrome in the body followed by harvesting has been perfected over the last almost 30 years? It would apparently not be impossible or even especially difficult, at least in theory.


Interesting study from 1955 that talks about pH levels affecting adrenochrome creation: http://www.jbc.org/content/220/1/237.full.pdf

Body pH levels are affected by stress/fear: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/panic-attacks-as-ph-problem/

“The amygdala, an almond-shaped structure deep in the brain, has a critical role in the circuits that control the experience of fear, both instinctive fear (like being afraid of snakes or large carnivores) and fear that is learned from life experiences. The Iowa study shows that a very basic metabolic factor, pH -- acidity -- also has an essential role in fear.”

13Buddha

Thanks, @Factfinder2 . I perused all past adrenochrome-related pizzagate submissions and read this. We can only glean so much from scientific research when real humans (and pertaining to aderenochrome, child humans) are needed as specimens. I also tend to believe that it has been perfected under nefarious, sick methods. Right now, I just want to stop thinking about it and this entire day researching and reading about this. My glass of Sauvignon Blanc is helping.

carmencita

I know what you mean. Thank God for the Wine.

13Buddha

Yes, amen and hallelujah.

carmencita

:)

fogdryer

The drug can be made synthetically in a lab.
You can buy it on the dark web.

I am assuming the man made version is not as good. Idk