Food for Thought #1067

 

Strawberry compound fisetin reverses aging blood vessels, targets “zombie cells” in groundbreaking study

 Fisetin clears senescent "zombie cells," restoring youthful elasticity to aging blood vessels and reducing inflammation linked to heart disease.

Studies show fisetin boosts glutathione (the body's master antioxidant), reduces brain inflammation and prevents amyloid plaque formation.

Stimulates new neuron growth and strengthens neural connections, improving recall and cognitive function (demonstrated in animal studies).

As a natural, unpatentable compound, fisetin threatens the pharmaceutical industry's profitable (but harmful) synthetic drug model.

Highest in strawberries, also present in apples (with skin), onions, cucumbers and persimmons—offering safe, side-effect-free health benefits.

As the globalist-controlled medical-industrial complex continues pushing toxic pharmaceuticals and synthetic treatments, nature once again provides a powerful solution hidden in plain sight. New research reveals that fisetin, a flavonoid found abundantly in strawberries, may reverse age-related blood vessel damage by clearing out senescent "zombie cells"—a discovery Big Pharma hopes you'll ignore....<<<Read More>>>... 

Whatever Mined the Canyons Left the Debris in Piles — We Walk on It and Call It Desert

 

What can the Rock-Water Circuit Theory tell us about life on Earth?

Dr. Pierre Kory and Matt Bakos are writing a book called ‘The Blueprint of Life: The Hidden Architecture that Powers Life and Health‘, which introduces the Rock-Water Circuit Theory.

The Rock-Water Circuit Theory draws on geology, hydrology and other sciences to describe what the authors believe to be a new understanding of the origins and continuance of life on Earth.

Unexpectedly, Dr. Kory believes he has found that this theory is symbolically described in ancient alchemical texts.

Word of caution: alchemy posits itself as a mixture of science and religion, but it is more religion than science.

Over the last few months, Dr. Pierre Kory has been publishing chapters from a yet-to-be-published book that he and Matt Bakos (“MB”) are writing called ‘The Blueprint of Life: The Hidden Architecture that Powers Life and Health’.

“MB and I believe our work points toward a new understanding of Earth as a self-renewing life-support system,” Dr. Kory said in a recent article.

The Rock–Water Circuit Theory draws on geology, hydrology, origin-of-life research, biochemistry and atmospheric science. A hypothesis which Bakos and Dr. Kory believe is a new understanding of the origins and continuance of life on Earth.

In this cycle, an energy-supporting mineral chemistry forms in rock. It is then opened by weathering, mobilised by water, carried into living systems and eventually returned to Earth. Over geologic time, it is reformed into rock, weathered again and returned into circulation, Dr. Kory explained.

It is the last cycle – from life back to rock and from rock back into water – that the authors believe gives a new understanding of the origins and continuance of life on Earth – the Rock-Water Circuit Theory.

Unexpectedly, Dr. Kory found that the Rock-Water Circuit Theory “seemed to reappear – symbolically but consistently – in texts written long before modern scientific language existed … Water … stood at the centre of everything: modern chemistry, biology and the older symbolic languages.”

“I had followed water through mineral interfaces, charge separation, proton flow, biological organisation and the larger cycling of life itself,” he explained. “What I had not expected was to discover how many traditions had already described water as possessing unusual and even transformative properties.” He continued...<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1066

 

Becoming Whole Again

 Sometimes it feels as if we have many different people living inside of us, expressing themselves in voices that seem distinct from one another. There is the inner child with its wants and needs; the angry voice that expresses its opinion; and probably several more as well. With all these different parts of ourselves sharing desires, needs, and opinions, we may feel as if we have no clarity. It is difficult to know which voices to pay attention to and which ones to ignore or dismiss. Even if we manage to move forward amid the confusion, doubts and concerns may linger in our psyches simply because they have not been fully expressed and examined. As a result, we may have trouble being at peace with the decisions we do make. 

One way to handle this dilemma is to consciously make time for a meeting of the minds within our psyche. This can be done as a guided meditation or as a journaling exercise. In both, we can summon the many fragments that make up the whole of who we are and give them each a chance to speak. This can be a helpful tool in the face of a decision we need to make, and it can also be a fruitful path to take in the interest of self-exploration and self-care. When we gather the many fragments of our psyche together, the health and power of the whole is greatly increased. 

We can imagine a roundtable in which we gather all the various representatives of our being, giving them a chance to name themselves and speak. We allow each one to weigh in, fully expressing the perspective they represent, and we listen without comment. As we listen, we may be amazed at the wisdom and energy stored in these fragments of our inner self. This gathering brings the fragmented pieces of our psyche into a closer relationship, enabling us to move forward as a unified whole.(Daily OM)

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Net Zero Lunatics Set to Empty Your Medicine Cabinet

 Windy entrepreneur Dale Vince thinks there is “no single reason for us to drill more oil and gas in the North Sea”, former UK Green leader Caroline Lucas comments on BP’s recent cyclical profits rise by claiming, “such blatant profiteering from human misery is sickening”, while the headbangers’ headbanger George Monbiot likens Norway’s exports of hydrocarbons to “a curse to be dumped on other countries”. One can only pray that these twaddle transmitting twits do not become ill and have to call on modern, sophisticated, hydrocarbon-rich medicines.

Up to 20% of drilled oil and gas is turned into petrochemicals and these are used to make famine-reducing fertiliser, uber-useful plastics and life-saving medicines. Yet around 200 members of the British Parliament were prepared last year to vote for the demented, anti-human private legislation that would have cut all hydrocarbon use in the country, whether it arose domestically or abroad, to just 10% within a decade. Food starvation and painful lingering deaths are just a few thoughts and words that spring to mind.

Treason is another. What other word can possibly describe the wilful political decisions currently being made in countries like the UK to stop future extractions of hydrocarbons? How can politicians like the sinister Ed Miliband claim international leadership of the Net Zero fantasy and expect others to provide future food, fertiliser and medicines? Who will tend to an ailing G. Monbiot when the medicine cabinet is empty and Norway sells its ‘curses’ elsewhere.

Modern medicine depends heavily on hydrocarbons, both as raw material and chemical building blocks. Without them, the production of many essential drugs – from painkillers and antibiotics to cancer therapies – would be significantly more difficult, much more expensive, and in some cases impossible to produce at the required scale. Many pharmaceuticals are organic molecules and hydrocarbons form the backbone of the complex manufacturing chemistry. For example, hydrocarbon-derived benzene can be converted through controlled reactions into compounds such as phenol and aniline to synthesise drugs such as paracetamol. Treating propylene provides vital solvents and other manufacturing intermediaries....<<<Read More>>>...