Adrenochrome & Schizophrenia-like thinking, Part 2; actually, its a bunch of topics. Spike plus media messaging is causing Alzheimer's like damage and personality changes per Dr Nehls, via Naomi Wolfe

Question - If elites are using adrenochrome rich blood (of terrorized children) for anti-aging or other purposes, then it likely is also causing lack of empathy, poor judgement, increased error rate -

…and lack of concern - a lack of realization that their behavior has changed and their empathy gone. [This post went a bunch of directions, and I am just going with it for now. I need to make a document focused on the adrenochrome/schizophrenia treatment topic.] This is a Covid care post now.

If you are feeling confident and not anxious, no worries, even apathetic - worries don’t even matter! Big deal! Who cares if the car crashes into those people ahead? I don’t care! . . . then you are a danger to others. And yet you don’t realize that you are a danger to others. AND increased paranoia may leave you feeling that others are a danger to YOU - so maybe you should get them first?

Do you, my thoughtful reader, see where there could be problems in use of a substance that makes you not care about hurting other people? And maybe also makes you feel that you are right and correct and should do whatever it is that seems sensible to do at the current moment — like take off your oxygen mask while deep under the sea! Just swim with the fishes! Everything will be fine!

…yeah, no it won’t. Do not take off your oxygen mask while deep under the ocean even if the high pressure oxygen level has caused your body to produce adrenochrome and it is making you think wacky wrong thoughts.

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The cover-up of this information is likely to protect that elicit use by the powerful and connected people, and protect those users from public scrutiny or disapproval of the icky and evil product. The cover-up though, has left patients with schizophrenia symptoms untreated except for those who see a few independent doctors like Abram Hoffer, MD.

The cover-up may also be to keep scared people making more adrenochrome in their own terrified body. Trial use of adrenochrome or adrenolutin usually did not leave lingering personality changes, but occasionally did for a few days. A child that grew up with chronic insecurity and unresolved fear may be forming some changes in their body that leaves them more prone to making adrenochrome from adrenaline rather than breaking it down into safer molecules. There has been some suggestion that increased fear is desired by energy beings who like fear energy (rather than love and gratitude energy). There is a more concrete theory that fearful subjects are more controllable, more easily led to accept thoughts that were implanted rather than their own original thoughts.

At the CoV injection bioweapon level of social interference, Naomi Wolfe, PhD, recently interviewed a newly published author about his book called The Indoctrinated Brain. There discussion generates some scary sounding phrases: “Dr. Michael Nehls, mRNA Injections Erase Autobiographical Memory in Hippocampus.” video, (dailyclout.io) Scary - deservedly so - really clear and easy to understand? Not so much. On the other hand, I have been writing about the very same topic for over three years and may not have scared people enough.

I will try again - the chimeric spike is SOOOOO BAAAAAADDDDD that is causes hyperinflammation, in a positive feedback loop, unless stopped. Positive feedback loops drive themselves forward - increasing activity. A negative feedback loop puts a check on something - the home thermostat is set at 72’F and when it gets hotter then than the furnace is shut off, until the temperature drops below 72’F, which turns it back it on again. If the system was broken in a way that caused a positive feedback loop, temperatures above 72’F would cause the furnace to stay on, and the temperature would keep getting hotter until the situation fell apart somehow.

“Erases autobiographical memory in the hippocampus” that simply means that ~ Alzheimer’s dementia- like damage and symptoms occurred.

The reason I keep sharing this graphic over and over and over again - is because I can see from mother’s experiences that having Alzheimer’s dementia is really not better than not having it. Naomi Wolfe’s interview is breathlessly highlighting an important topic and book - but it is not really new info. Dr. Nehls discusses the repetitive messaging used by the mainstream news and dancing nurse videos to ‘indoctrinate’ our brains with the fear messaging. The constant fear is a constant emotional stress on the body which would add to the hyperinflammatory positive feedback loop that chimeric spike products also promote. The constant fear is adding more inflammatory chemicals too, and for some people may be leading to excess adrenochrome and even more impact on personality. Lack of empathy, careless mistakes with no concern, irritable and paranoid, — hyperinflammation destroys the hippocampus. Hyperinflammation causes fibrotic scarring and cell death in the hippocampus or the body’s blood vessels.

So what to do about it? Think more peaceful thoughts, turn off the mainstream media indoctrination livestream, increase use of niacin, butyrate, and polyphenol rich pomegranate and other plant foods or extracts.

Niacin, butyrate and Pomegranate at the upper middle, inhibit (black line with flat ends) the degranulation of mast cells which would otherwise increase inflammatory NF-kB and decrease protective Nrf2. Circle 4 shows where overactivity of NMDA receptors in the hippocampus will cause damage that is similar to damage in Alzheimer’s dementia.

That was almost 13 months ago - I will keep sharing it but I would like to reach more people directly. Why do the CoV activists only keep talking about the same topics and treatments? If Ivermectin was all that we needed, it would have worked for those who got it. If all your alternative news shows do is add more fear, then you are also part of the problem and should not be watched. Naomi Wolfe was one of the few that kept attention on the menstrual bleeding symptoms occurring in females. Nicotine though is likely the needed treatment. She is now an affiliate marketer for The Wellness Company - highlights of their services are included in this debunking article written by someone with no understanding of nutrient supplements (mcgill.ca)

The debunker didn’t like the dandelion extract in the Spike recovery product - I would recommend more than 50 mg. The price is not inexpensive but the nattokinase alone is pricy and a reasonable amount is included. The Nigella Sativa oil content (500 mg) is far less than a teaspoon (~ 5000 mg) which I would recommend. The 150 mg of Green Tea Extract is providing slightly les than three cups worth of green tea and less than I would recommend of EGCG (200 mg). It takes the place of some benefits of pomegranate peel, which I recommend using about 1000-2000 mg of dried inner pith (1/4 teaspoon dried or 1/2 teaspoon fresh, once a day for prevention, twice or more times for treatment).

Irish Sea Moss is the currently buzzy/trendy way to get some mucilaginous fiber - 500 mg of fiber (one tenth of a teaspoon) is not a macronutrient serving size though. Gumbo file, slippery elm powder or marshmallow root would be alternatives that might be less trendily priced (cheaper) and inner pith of pomegranate provides that type of membrane support too. It also contains 75 mcg of selenium in the 2 capsule dose (a one month supply bottle costs $64.99). I recommend 200 mcg of selenium total for the day - check one-a-days and mixes in case too much is being taken in total.

The product looks good, but if I had $65 to spend per month, then a bottle of Black Seed oil, a pomegranate, and some nattokinase, would likely leave me with some money left the next month to buy other food like Brazil nuts for selenium - and last me longer than a month and the dose of Black Seed oil and pomegranate peel would be more effective than the amount of Green Tea Extract, Dandelion Extract and Black Seed Oil contained in the mixed product. The Wellness Company page compares the price to buying each of the contained ingredients as a supplement which they say is ~ $103, and therefore a good deal. Not having to swallow 6 different capsules is also a benefit if the mixed product contains a therapeutic dose of each.

*The debunker is mainstream and sadly funny to read. The Spike product would likely help, but it seems pricy to me compared to my own recommendations. Your health is not going to be improved by using supplements instead of good whole foods - you need to be able to afford both good food and whatever supplements you choose. The monthly Wellness package might be a good deal for those with worse health issues - $199/month gets you your choice of up to 8 of the supplement products for no additional charge each month, plus virtual consults for questions (unlimited?).

This does seem like a beneficial company, I just would make different product blends or functional food products. Capsule products are a tiny amount of a substance. During CoV I was eating the inner peel of a whole orange each day that I was quite sick with respiratory symptoms and then backed down to half an orange worth as my symptoms improved - and my tongue told me to do that - my taste preference adjusted as my health needs changed. A capsule product prevents your tongue from providing the wisdom within your own physiology.

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The researchers were on the cutting edge of science - discovering the properties and isolation methods of new chemicals.

{Name dropping tangent - Hoffer and Osmund got some of the adrenolutin from Pfizer. It was unstable and hard to obtain, not a standard lab chemical.}

The researchers tried the hallucinogens for themselves - first mescaline and LSD and then the adrenochrome, taking their own notes and having a couple observer scientists take their own notes. Comparing the sets of notes revealed consistently that adrenochrome or adrenolutin caused significant behavior change in a person BUT the person didn’t believe it. They would think they had been given a placebo or a dud - they often thought that no change had occurred, or maybe a little bit of a depressant effect even though unusual irritability or other changes were obvious to their secretaries/staff or the observer scientists.

The Chapter includes quite a few of the trials and observation notes and the repetition is clear - the stuff leads to reckless behavior - careless mistakes with no concern about it - apathy and loss of empathy were mentioned a lot; paranoia and irritability were frequent; odd thought connections - surreal word associations instead of logical interpretations, loss of understanding of proverbs like “A stitch in time saves nine” - although these days, who would know how to sew or that you sew with stitches and a threaded needle? Mend the tear when it is small and it is a quick job compared to ignoring it until it is a big tear that needs lots of stitches.

{Total aside - “We reap what we sow” - the seeds that we sow in a field. We do not reap/harvest the stitches that we sew in a piece of fabric. Old person checking in ;-)}

So - take home point for those of us with our Criminal Minds profiling hats on - people using adrenochrome likely are overconfident but prone to making reckless mistakes and likely wouldn’t care about any harm that might occur due to those mistakes. In other words - dangerous monsters but who don’t realize that they are acting like dangerous monsters.

• Lying liars just keep lying - corollary here - they don’t realize they are lying because they have lost connection with reality - they don’t see that they are lying to themselves about their own actions, or they don’t see it/can’t perceive the impact of their behavior on others. Narcissists are fragile because they believe their fantasy image of themselves and can’t let it get any cracks in the candy coated shell.

How do we tell who they are? They might appear youthful with brown hair unless they dye it - otherwise, we wouldn’t really be able to tell. The experimenters and research subjects in larger trials usually did not get really obviously out of control or psychotic - like a full blown case of ‘schizophrenia’. Observer judgement identified between who got a placebo or the adrenochrome or adrenolutin with more accuracy than screening tests for disordered thinking. It was subtle changes - off character would mean you would need to know the person’s norms to see that they were more irritable or making more mistakes than they normally would.

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“It takes a thief to catch a thief.” - Familiarity with a methodology is going to help you understand other people who use similar methods better than someone who is unfamiliar with that type of job - and therefore be better able to predict their next moves and be better able to catch them.

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Sadly, I am familiar with being out of control and yet not realizing how far out of control I was - been there, done that, got the T-shirt, don’t want another one. My dad was so convinced I had schizophrenia, he had a bought a book about it.

The book has a lengthy chapter on medications used for schizophrenia, the side effects, and how to get your loved one with schizophrenia to keep taking their meds even thought they get ad side effects. The chapter has one paragraph on Nutritional supplements. Omega 3 fatty acids are mentioned briefly and the point is made that nutrition supplements have little quality control, are expensive, and while usually don’t cause side effects (like the lengthy list of those caused by antipsychotics), nutrient supplements can be dangerous! They didn’t add the exclamation point but - it is just five sentences, and the phrase “…some can be dangerous for your health,” is a large percentage of the words in the paragraph.

It is a 2006 book, so not that out of date. “The Complete Family Guide to Schizophrenia - Understand the illness, Head off relapses and reduce symptoms, Learn about recovery, Improve work and relationships, Solve problems as a family and Plan for the future.” Kim T. Mueser, PhD and Susan Gingerich, MSW, The Guilford Press, 2006. The book has 481 pages, a ‘complete’ family guide, and five sentences on the topic of nutrition. Food/cooking/meals - in fact meals and eating are not mentioned except as a tip to take your loved one out for pizza to distract from negative behaviors. That seems like an incomplete family guide or health guide to me.

My brain is now stuck on a cartoon-like image of a family trying to drag their loved one into a pizza place and the loved one is screeching in a Cartman voice “I don't want your pedo-pie!” People with schizophrenia may pick up on some real stuff that other people aren't seeing, but they can't be understood well.

My point in sharing the not helpful book is that people with schizophrenia are still not being told about niacin or about adrenochrome and its significant changes on personality and clear thinking - and the tendency towards paranoia, lack of empathy and careless mistakes or bizarre choices based on surreal/irrational thinking. These characteristics really do make a person dangerous to themselves and to others - and yet they are likely to get mad at you if you point that out to them [been there, done that, got the T-shirt, don’t want another}.

What is in the book is electric shock treatments mentioned as current therapy - 2006 not 1956 and era of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Or is it still 1956? I didn't excerpt it, but the Adrenochrome chapter mentioned that shocks that don't quite kill someone may be helping symptoms by causing break down of adrenochrome in the brain that is causing the schizophrenia-like symptoms. It seems to me that better methods should exist than not quite killing someone in order to “treat” their symptoms.

Diva Culture - promoting lack of empathy?

The move towards Diva’s as a role model for girls and little kids and everyone to embrace and emulate is kind of a move toward embracing lack of empathy and self centeredness as something to emulate. I read about some band that had a contract stipulation that their venue would provide a dish of all brown M&Ms or something like that. Now you can just buy specialty assortments of whatever color but in earlier days some peon would have to sort M&Ms for these [weirdos] artists? The thinking might be that if they pay attention to this visible stipulation maybe they will get all the other stipulations checked off the list too. But why be so demanding?

I knew someone who was kind of different/diagnostically something, and once in a public restroom of a department store, while washing our hands at the sinks, whe purposefully shook her wet hands all across the long mirror so the once clean surface was now thoroughly speckled. I asked why she had done that. She felt it was helping or keeping the store staff on their toes - how long would the mess remain before they got back to their duty of freshening the bathroom? That was an odd moment. I don’t think I said anything but it stuck with me. I was taught that nice people clean up after themselves and would wipe away a few spatters to leave the mirror fresh for the next person.

The Golden Rule about treating people fairly is found around the world in three main variations.

• Do unto others as you would have others do unto you.

• Do not do unto others what you would prefer was not done to you.

• Do unto others as they would prefer to be treated.

The lack of empathy, Komodo Dragon giant predator lizard, lives alone and does unto others before others can do unto it. Humans are social creatures who do tend to promote supporting the survival of group as a whole over individual needs. A quick death is preferred by Inuit culture over a lingering illness. An elderly person might walk away into the cold winter to stop using the tribe’s limited resources for their own survival.

As a global group, elite predators seem to be siphoning off resources for themselves and sending everyone else off into the cold winter to freeze and starve. The alien genetic believers suggest there is some difference among humans and these predator type people - hard to know anymore what might have gotten the Goebbels disinfo treatment.

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In a person with schizophrenia, increases in adrenaline get turned into adrenochrome instead of safer aldehydes or sulfates. Adrenaline and adrenochrome are so reactive that it is stored in red blood cells because RBCs are so different than other cells - they have no cell nucleus with DNA that the reactive adrenaline chemistry to endanger.

Adrenaline oxidase is the enzyme to inhibit, and monoamine oxidase is the one to promote, to help someone with schizophrenia. I have a gene difference in my MAO enzyme and I have slow sulfate metabolism - tendency to accumulate excess of the toxic sulfides/sulfites. The biochemistry and gene alleles get confusing. It may be a lack of methylation issue too. Methylated adrenaline is not as toxic - the methyl transferase path straight downwards in Figure 8 to metanephrine.

Nicotinic acid is the flush type of niacin. It is considered the “antidote” to adrenochrome and adrenolutin in the Table below. A researcher who had a fairly bad experience and who needed to work clinically that night was given a high dose of niacin to help offset the adrenochrome trial. It worked. He regained normal thinking. See quote below.

Effects on personality sometimes lingered a few days after the adrenochrome or adrenolutin trials. People's reactions would vary a fair amount between minimal effect and kind of bad effects.

Two points -

1. Schizophrenia patients are still being given electroshock ‘treatment’ instead of niacin.

2. Pedo-pie eaters seem to be in control of much of society and they are likely dangerous monsters who do not believe that they are dangerous monsters because of the effects of adrenochrome on their psyche.

Cancel culture sexual harassment spent years linking pizza to adult sex but there were many earlier years with dinky children being photographed in odd ways with pizza. While I miss some foods I used to enjoy, pizza became way too disgusting in mental associations for me to ever see it as good again. Pedo-pie, so gross.

These elite people are so gross and we need to see that and stop blindly ignoring that lying liars just keep lying. No one is going to apologize for CoV jab injuries or even stop promoting our taking more bioweapon jabs.

We are not in Kansas anymore. We have been in pedo-pie land for a long time.

It’s only poor children. It's only immigrant children. It's only Palestinian children. It's only children with neglectful parents who stopped watching like a hawk for a few seconds. It's only black children. It's only little prostitutes who ought to be arrested and they really just deserve to die because…prostitutes are not humans. It's only Christian children or Muslim children because goys aren't human.

Sadly bigotry is human. Tribalism and protecting our own kind more than outsiders is a norm that is stronger with monogamy genetics than polyamory genetics. Betrayal of others is more typical with monogamy genetics than polyamory - suggesting that it is monogamous people who are more likely to betray someone or to see loving more than one person as betrayal. If you love both of your children are you betraying them both? 🤔 If you love both of your parents and all four grandparents?

That is a bit of a tangent except that these insider people are betraying everyone else and they really promote monogamy standards probably to help make blackmail work better. If we were all more tolerant of differences then a blackmail video of sexual stuff wouldn't matter much. The reason it tends to is because privacy during defecation or sexual activity is a big norm in evolution. We need to be safe rather than exposed at such a vulnerable time. Any other predator could easily catch you when you are being distracted by your body functions.

Unfaithfulness in marriage though used to be more expected, routine, not preferred, but not really unusual. Romantic poets created the myth of true love at first sight that lasts until death. …But they died of tuberculosis as young people.

Dangerous people who don't realize they are dangerous are likely more dangerous than people who recognize they are a risk to themselves or others.

I knew something was wrong with me but I didn't know what was wrong. I am glad to have survived. Some dangerous driving occurred but I got better at stopping when feeling too odd because impulsive decisions were getting tiring. Low point - I drove across Nevada four times in a row. It is a nice straight fast stretch of highway though. 🥳🚧

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