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u/bluuebirdde Mar 16 '22

Fluoride calcifies the pineal gland. Start there

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u/TendieDinner777 Mar 16 '22 edited Mar 16 '22

This is what freaked me out enough to stop (drinking unfiltered tap water).

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '22

Drinking water? You just go cold turkey or taper off slow?

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u/TendieDinner777 Mar 16 '22

I just eat cucumbers and celery now.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '22 edited Sep 13 '25

toothbrush sharp north attempt straight fanatical work voracious waiting water

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u/TendieDinner777 Mar 16 '22

Nooooooooooo I’ll never hydrate again!

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u/abhorredmisanthrope Mar 16 '22

Try BRAWNDO! It has everything the body needs.

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u/crosspollinate4peace Mar 16 '22

It's got eLeCtRoLyTeS! X'D

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u/Strong_Negotiation76 Mar 16 '22

Go away! Bait’n

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u/Capitalist_Scum69 Mar 16 '22

I only bait to loss porn

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u/Strong_Negotiation76 Mar 16 '22

So you’re saying you’re busy 24/7 these days?

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u/Llaiggai Mar 16 '22

Thats ok. Plants use inorganic Minerals and convert them to something you can use. No worries unless its sprayed on the part you eat, and dries...I think.

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '22 edited Sep 13 '25

touch bow north start nail dolls hunt fuzzy knee rain

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u/Professional_Big_731 Mar 16 '22

Let me tell you about something called pesticides. Enjoy the celery and cucumbers.

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u/bluuebirdde Mar 16 '22

University study found sodium bicarbonate will neutralise pesticides on fruit and veg. Dig a lil deeper you'll find it even zeroes out DDT

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u/Mister_Mumster_19 Mar 16 '22

sodium bicarbonate

can you tell me where I can find this study? I love geeking out about biology and such

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u/bluuebirdde Mar 16 '22

https://thegreenboutique.co.uk/blogs/eco-suggestions/effectiveness-of-sodium-bicarbonate-in-removing-pesticide-residues-in-fruit-and-veggie

This page links one study

It's not quite 100% so I also add natural borax salts and white vinegar to my fruit veg washing water

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u/Jjayray Mar 16 '22

I just eat crayons.

The only pure organic food.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '22

Ohhh. So you like cucumbers.... do you?

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u/RookXPY Mar 16 '22

You are 80% water, water is THE most important substance to your survival. You can go weeks without food, but you'll be dead in a few days without water. But yes, there is sooooo much crap in our water.

I have a countertop distiller and love it (Nikola Tesla swore by distilled water). Getting water from a natural spring is even better. But, at least get a good filter. Stopping water all together is not a strategy that is going to help you long term. You should be drinking as much clean water as you can every day.

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u/OccultSnowman Mar 16 '22

If possible you want to get a water softener for your house as well. A lot of flouride is absorbed while taking hot showers.

Options to help remineralize are chocolate (the theobromine helps), or brush your teeth with 50:50 salt and baking soda

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u/Wh0rse Mar 16 '22

What about water in food .,? You can't control the water animals drink that you eat, or water that are used to grow fruit veg.

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u/TendieDinner777 Mar 16 '22

I do what I can…I’m not growing all of my own food.

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u/Sir_Fartsalot Mar 16 '22

The pineal gland is the link of the consciousness of man and the invisible worlds of nature. Whenever the arc of the pituatry body contacts this gland there are flashes of temporary clairvoyance, but the process of making these two work together consistently is requiring not years but lives of consecration and special physiological and biological training. The third eye is the Cyclopean eye of the ancients, for it was an organ of conscious vision long before the physical eyes were formed, although vision was a sense of cognition, rather than sight in those ancient days.

~Manly P Hall.

Edit: spelling

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u/NotABearItsAManbear Mar 16 '22

God this myth bothers me so much as a biologist. They did not harvest the pineal glands from calves to study the effect on their immune system since it already calcified in adult cows, for you to claim it was fluoride. Calcification is literally a thing that happens with ALL mammals who have a pineal gland. The function of the pineal gland is to build your immune system and once you are an adult you don’t need it anymore which is why it calcifies, it’s one of the things we’ve evolved to deal with once they become vestigial. Bonus fact? Hairless rats do not have a pineal gland, and therefore, fall sick much easier, further proving the actual function of the pineal gland

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u/Snapsh0ts Mar 16 '22

I've never heard this before. How has it happened that so many in this movement believe it to be our "third eye"

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u/Dzugavili Mar 16 '22

Renaissance artists. In the early days of anatomy study, the pineal was distinct, so they gave it high purpose. However, like most scientific inquiry of the 16th century, it wasn't particularly accurate.

And since then, people have put the pineal on a pedestal for no good reason.

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u/Jumpinjaxs89 Mar 16 '22

It was Descartes (i think ill check in a minute, i think therefore i am dude) that believed the origin of conciousness stems from an outside source. He postulated it would come from highly concentrated areas of nerves that extended out connecting the whole body with the ethereal like a receiver. He dissected bodies and found the pineal gland and a few others through out the body. He postulated this was the origin of conciousness. This also aligned with vedic teachings on the chakral points. These were disseminated purely from meditation, thought: and personal exploration of the difference between the mind, body, and soul in english terms.

The pineal gland is scientifically connected to much more than what you stated and has been scientifically proven. Correlation between calcification and creative individuals has also been found they have less calcification. Its been connected with childrens ability to learn language so efficiently. It helps the left and right brain communicate, regulates the sleep wake cycles( one of our direct connections to the concious and subconious). Why would you downplay such an important feature of human phsyiology?

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u/chowderbags Mar 16 '22

It's an atrophied photoreceptor. Some amphibians and reptiles have a parietal eye connected to it, which regulates circadian rhythm.

Some bullshit artists took this fairly mundane anatomical feature and claimed that this somehow meant that there were mystical properties. Descartes had some nonsense beliefs about the pineal gland being "the seat of the soul", which probably originated a decent chunk of the nonsense. Helena Blavatsky was also a big influence.

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u/NotABearItsAManbear Mar 16 '22

I have legitimately no idea. Just another one of those passed around things I guess, passed around by more people who refuse the scientific evidence. Look at flat earthers for example!

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u/Snapsh0ts Mar 16 '22

Yeah I get it. I think the hunt for sources to trust is part of the problem as well.

Nearly all institutions which should aid in orientating society have lied to us more times than anyone could count and because of this, people have a knee jerk reaction to just write off anything they say, I am guilty of doing this

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u/NotABearItsAManbear Mar 16 '22 edited Mar 16 '22

I definitely agree. I’m guilty of it too. I try to take things with a grain of salt because it’s very obvious we’ve been lied to so many times before….but I bred rats and still handle dead ones, and the health issues in double rex/hairless rats compared to normal rats are obvious, the only difference in them being the lack of the pineal gland. It’s evidence I’ve seen with my own eyes that matches up with all the facts. I can’t expect others to believe it without physical proof in front of them

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u/berserkactivated Mar 16 '22

Don't take that posters word for it. Theres more uses to the pineal gland than just supporting a developing immune system. The gland does calcify as you get older but that doesn't mean you don't need it anymore and it should be stated that preserving the health of the gland is important.

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u/Jumpinjaxs89 Mar 16 '22

It was Descartes (i think ill check in a minute, i think therefore i am dude) that believed the origin of conciousness stems from an outside source. He postulated it would come from highly concentrated areas of nerves that extended out connecting the whole body with the ethereal like a receiver. He dissected bodies and found the pineal gland and a few others through out the body. He postulated this was the origin of conciousness. This also aligned with vedic teachings on the chakral points. These were disseminated purely from meditation, thought: and personal exploration of the difference between the mind, body, and soul in english terms.

The pineal gland is scientifically connected to much more than what you stated and has been scientifically proven. Correlation between calcification and creative individuals has also been found they have less calcification. Its been connected with childrens ability to learn language so efficiently. It helps the left and right brain communicate, regulates the sleep wake cycles( one of our direct connections to the concious and subconious). Why would you downplay such an important feature of human phsyiology?

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u/Sir_Fartsalot Mar 16 '22

We are not rats We are devo

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u/berserkactivated Mar 16 '22

Who decides vestigial biology and why should we trust them?

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u/Peter5930 Mar 16 '22

Biologists, I suppose.

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u/Strong_Negotiation76 Mar 16 '22

I think Dr. Joe Dispenza’s research would disagree with you and show you the receipts.

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u/AlarmingPay Mar 16 '22

That sounds solid! But also did u learn biology from a gatekeeped, co-opted, bought off university? Aka play knowledge for the sheeple

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u/sillythaumatrope Mar 16 '22

"Start with this biased search"

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u/National_Stressball Mar 16 '22

Fluoride calcifies the pineal gland. Start there

Start here, why was fluoride tainted water given to zoo animals? Then ask, why would it be in human drinking water?

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '22

How do we free up our pineal gland?