calcification of pineal

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know any cool caves?

I want to conduct this experiment soon.

The Questions

We have consistently taken the approach that our focus is to improve our own health and help others improve their health by addressing the root cause of the symptoms. In time, this has come to include other people besides those diagnosed with FM/CFS who have very similar symptoms. This includes people who have been diagnosed as having heavy metal toxicity, and those who appeared to have heavy metal toxicity, although they had been diagnosed with FM. We also include those who have Lupus, ADD, and OA that to our way of thinking are variants in severity of the same symptom clusters.


Many have experienced that the pharmaceutical guaifenesin, a known anticoagulant, muscle relaxant and mild uricosuric agent, has both made their symptoms worse, and in time, relieved them. Others have experienced that Custom Homeopathics remedies formulated to improve kidney function and stimulate the body to release excess calcium phosphates have improved their symptoms. There are no proven theories as to why this should be so in either case.


Dr. P. St. Amand, the main proponent of guaifenesin use, reports success at reversing phosphate deposits in the muscles of those he personally treats and who continue with his treatment. Similarly, Custom Homeopathics reports that those taking the homeopathics for calcium phosphate accumulation have reduced their phosphate accumulation. Neither Dr. P. St. Amand nor Custom Homeopathics employ validated tests or techniques to measure phosphate reduction. Both Dr.P. St. Amand and Custom Homeopathics postulate that, in theory, given enough time, the body would eliminate all excess phosphates. In practice, this is not as certain. The homeopathics have not been in use long enough to know, and it appears that many who initially found the guaifenesin treatment helpful "plateau" at 3-4 years, hanging on to their original gains and not improving further.


The questions that have to be asked are, "Is phosphate removal enough?" and "Is years of pharmaceutically aided phosphate removal or removal by improved kidney function through homeopathics the most efficient route?"


Do we think that the liver and kidney remedies are the total answer? No we do not. For some people they appear to give total relief within a short period of the time. For others, these remedies appear to give significant relief, without addressing all their symptoms. While with time, all aspects of everyone's disease may be improved, we think there must a more efficient approach. It appears that we need to address a further aspect more directly, one which focuses on the pineal gland, as explained below.


In putting together the "pieces of the puzzle" we lean heavily on our own experience and the experiences others share with us, recognizing the limitation of this in drawing scientific conclusions. We also draw on scientific findings, realizing the limitations they may have in helping us understand our own experience. In the following pages, we will try and bring these two - the scientific and the experiential - together, and present our current understanding of the whole picture. We will try to move from the experiences we know, into a theory of why this may be so.

I would say they have far more calcification... It seems it mostly has to do with poor diet and living conditions... as well a not using your 3rd Eye/Minds Eye... Buddhism that practices meditation with specific visualizations in you mind's eye, would be very beneficial... Though they warn not to over do it... Melatonin seems to help... Also Melatonin increases you life span, helps you sleep, lowers fertility, helps with memory and brain function... AKA Brain Fog...

HEHE... David Is a Funny Funny Man...

It only dawned on me a few days ago that calcification in general is often (if not mainly) caused by a shortage of magnesium. Most folks today happen to be magnesium deficient. Magnesium used to be readily available in our food sources, so in a sense there was no evolutionary drive to store this mineral... In other words, our body's magnesium needs can only be met through continuous intake of this important mineral. Today's "modern" food-sources tend to be mineral deficient due to over-farming. Most people get plenty of calcium in their diet however. The trouble of calcification begins when -in this case- the calcium/magnesium ratio is thrown out of whack. Magnesium interacts with calcium see. So simply put, a magnesium shortage causes an excess of calcium in our system which in turn causes, you guessed it, calcification. There is a whole list of directly related negative health consequences due to magnesium deficiency, such as calcification of arteries, calcification of the nervous system (which tends to be painful), a gradual trend towards becoming less flexible as one grows older... calcification of the pineal(???). Magnesium is simply put a key element to one's longevity. Alcohol for one causes magnesium deficiency. Ever noticed how alcoholics tend to look older than non alcoholics? Food for thought.