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Melatonin

Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2014 2:45 pm
by Valotonin
Apologies in advance if I am telling you something you already know.

Running the risk of ruining half of the origin of my username here but this is something I feel is important.
Melatoin (or lack of) is the reason behind the changing of human nature in recent decades as it is in my opinion the most important chemical in the spiritual nature of being human. It is too long to explain here so anyone interested read the article below.*

Through self experimentation I have found a few ways to restore the brains natural balance of melatonin and that underlying anxiety and need to consume something because 'something just isn't right' is the lack of this spiritual chemical as a result of global corporate techniques to (legally which is scary) coat people's pineal glands in a layer of fluoridated calcium.
I always questioned why the government was suddenly so anti smoking but was totally accepting of the alcohol industry that arguably claims more lives and causes more illness every year. Nicotine is the only known substance to decalcify the melatonin producing gland thus counteracting the plan to leave citizens in a state of dysphoria they feel only obsessive consumption of products will free them from. I am not a believer in chemtrails or similar conspiracies but when the evidence is proven by countless studies I feel that it is worrying that there is quite a hush about this situation in the medical field.

More on the self experimentation quickly. I was treating insomnia and chronic anxiety and after years of taking the wrong path for such things (I will hint but not tell) I tried to start taking advantage of god-given chemicals instead.
I consume nicotine to decalcify and pineapples and oranges for their natural source of melatonin and I am more content than false illusions of happiness could ever dream of being to me.

I am scared that if too many people become aware of this that the corporate agenda will find other back doors in to the minds of the mass population though.

*http://fluoridealert.org/content/ifin-269/
one of the studies mentioned i discovered actually took place at the university i attend for health science lectures so I am a happy cat in knowing.

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2014 2:47 pm
by Valotonin
Just a note for those reading but this does NOT mean it is a good thing to take melatonin supplements. Nature provides everything the body needs and taking extracts and synthetics will just interrupt the balance.

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Thu Dec 25, 2014 12:55 pm
by saturdayindex
I could be wrong, but if the government is really fluoridating water so as to produce a state of public dysphoria, and if melatonin is the antidote to said fluoridation of the pineal gland, then why in tarnation would the government allow the mass marketing of melatonin?

Almost everyone I know has some melatonin lying around in their cupboards. I will wait until the government outlaws melatonin to reassess your argument. :)

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2014 12:37 pm
by FernieCanto
saturdayindex wrote:I could be wrong, but if the government is really fluoridating water so as to produce a state of public dysphoria, and if melatonin is the antidote to said fluoridation of the pineal gland, then why in tarnation would the government allow the mass marketing of melatonin?
If I read it right, nicotine is actually the antidote to the fluoridation, which explains why tobacco is outright banned in all parts of the world, and why cigarette companies are going bankrupt left and right. Oh, wait...

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Wed Jan 07, 2015 11:05 pm
by Echo the Sun
what do you mean by "spiritual chemical"?

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2015 3:49 pm
by Cupz
He's right about fluoride, youknow. Since I brush my teeth without toothpaste (you'll have to brush MORE OFTEN) I feel my mind is way less susceptible. Americans are pretty much fucked with all fucked up tapwater over there. And I dont think nicotine is healthy by any means, but smoking can be a very spiritual thing. All I strive for is eating my veggies, eating my animals, move around, DON'T STRESS BUT RELAX and explore myself and the universe. I don't need chemicals to do that but there are some lubricants for the relaxing and exploring part (tea,nicotine,thc,psylocibin,etc). I'm not completely there yet, but its going better every year.

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2015 3:44 am
by Echo the Sun
chlorine and fluoride are really bad for your skin—among other things. makes me glad i live in the middle of nowhere. i can't stand the water in towns and cities; it tastes like pool water to me.

there's my shallow input :)

i have no idea what you guys are talking about, but are you conspiracy theorists? do you mean spiritual in the religious way or the hippie way?

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2015 5:02 pm
by Cupz
Echo the Sun wrote:are you conspiracy theorists? do you mean spiritual in the religious way or the hippie way?

No and both.

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2015 10:29 pm
by Echo the Sun
Cupz wrote:
Echo the Sun wrote:are you conspiracy theorists? do you mean spiritual in the religious way or the hippie way?

No and both.
oh, ok. so no government mind control?

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2015 3:11 pm
by Timbob
Some interesting points about fluoride here.. Might do some investigation into fluoride free toothpaste.
But to start taking nicotine? I don't know about that one..
Isn't that a bit like starting an addiction to a chemical to become chemical free?

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2015 3:46 pm
by Cupz
Though I do think governments would be clever enough to control minds on a mass scale with chemical intake through something we have to do daily (3 times a day according to your favourite dentist), I sincerely think they put flouride in toothpaste with the best intention of keeping our teeth holeless. Putting it in all the drinking water is something else though, thats just either really fucking Evil or really fucking retarted.

I wouldn't start taking chemicals to battle other chemicals on a regular basis, and its impossible to be chemical free (they are important to the planet, and even your body, you know). Soap is based on chemical reactions, and without it the plague would still be ragin' today. I see it as a pick-your-poison kinda deal. I'd take nicotine over fluoride, thats for sure, but damn, I wouldn't recommend starting smoking! *cough* *cough* But I'm happy I'm stupid enough to have started. I'm not sure nicotine battles the effects of fluoride, that sounds like an old-wives tale. From experience I can tell it does seem to open certain parts of the brain, can make you more relaxed, and conversations a hell of allot more engaging. And it makes you you cool as hell to boot. I mean look at this: That sigarette MADE that scene.

Also, fun fact: did you know some coke addicts rub their coke on their gums?
Can you think of any reason they would do that?
Now think about what you're doing with that fluoride every day (or 3 times a day if you listen to your dentist)? :wink:
And the addicts dont even loosen up their gums with a brush beforehand, mind you (though I guess they should!).

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 11:29 am
by Echo the Sun
Cupz wrote:Putting it in all the drinking water is something else though, thats just either really fucking Evil or really fucking retarted.
certainly it's big mistake, but, all things being relative, i don't think it stands out as being particularly evil or idiotic when you consider all the other bad things the government does or allows. even from what i know about fluoride (and it seems i don't know half the stuff you guys know), i consider it pretty bad stuff; however, there's a billion other bad things for every fluoride. i agree that you have to pick your battles. no one can protect oneself from all the bad stuff of the world—especially as some things are difficult or altogether impossible to combat. i mean, these days it seems all the things i'm really worried about seem either to have no remedy or have only remedies that cause further problems. in the end, i think you just gotta do the things you can comfortably do to keep healthy and happy and try to ignore the other stuff.

all this being said, i think it's important to stand against what one thinks is wrong and draw awareness to it—even if one alone can do very little to change it

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 12:22 pm
by Timbob
Why did the Americas even start putting fluoride in the drinking water? What was the idea behind it?
(besides supposed mind controll, I guess that wasn't the line they used to sell it to the public)

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 4:31 pm
by Mexicola
Doesn't it help prevent tooth decay?

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 4:35 pm
by Cupz
Not drinking coca-cola helps prevent tooth decay too.

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 5:14 pm
by jcnporter
Mexicola wrote:Doesn't it help prevent tooth decay?
I think this is the reasoning, although I vaguely remember reading somewhere that it's relatively ineffective because fluoride only really works when applied topically to the teeth , ingesting it has no effect.

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 7:46 am
by Echo the Sun
jcnporter wrote:
Mexicola wrote:Doesn't it help prevent tooth decay?
I think this is the reasoning, although I vaguely remember reading somewhere that it's relatively ineffective because fluoride only really works when applied topically to the teeth , ingesting it has no effect.
they intended the water to be gargled and spit out. besides, it's not like water is essential for life or anything :P

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2015 3:34 pm
by Jonse
A little out there. :lol:

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 1:12 am
by Valotonin
Cupz wrote:Also, fun fact: did you know some coke addicts rub their coke on their gums?
Can you think of any reason they would do that?
Now think about what you're doing with that fluoride every day (or 3 times a day if you listen to your dentist)? :wink:
And the addicts dont even loosen up their gums with a brush beforehand, mind you (though I guess they should!).
This is something I revisited this page to discuss before noticing you had already mentioned it. I was going to use lysergic as an example of merely having to put something in your mouth for it to get in to the bloodstream.

Upon further studying I was mistaken about nicotine. Its effect replaces a lot of the sedative effects of melatonin which would be another example of the government selling you back what they have taken from you.
What stops that feeling of utter mortality and cold, desaturated hopelessness? Melatonin.

There is, however, an antibacterial plant thats' segments resemble that of a pineal gland when shed of its skin.
One segment daily will help you. Good luck.

Re: Melatonin

Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 6:37 am
by Aerial Boundaries
Valotonin wrote:There is, however, an antibacterial plant thats' segments resemble that of a pineal gland when shed of its skin.
One segment daily will help you. Good luck.
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