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Ezekiel 47:12 "And by the river upon the bank thereof, on this side and on that side, shall grow all trees for meat, whose leaf shall not fade, neither shall the fruit thereof be consumed: it shall bring forth new fruit according to his months, because their waters they issued out of the sanctuary: and the fruit thereof shall be for meat, and the leaf thereof for medicine."
What is Neuroplasticity? According to the National Library Of Medicine, an online scholarly database of drugs, medicine, and pharmacology, Neuroplasticity is: "Neuroplasticity, also known as neural plasticity or brain plasticity, is a process that involves adaptive structural and functional changes to the brain"[1] It goes on to explain that: "It is defined as the ability of the nervous system to change its activity in response to intrinsic or extrinsic stimuli by reorganizing its structure, functions, or connections after injuries, such as a stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI)."[1] It is basically describing the human minds ability to bounce back, so to speak.f This is good news, as the brain can enter into a state of self repair as can any other part of the body.
Some of the most critical facts that I was able to extract from the Library, was that "Neuroplasticity can be broken down into two major mechanisms:"
What is Neurogenesis? Neurogenesis is a very miraculous God-made process that I want all righteous warriors and people of Earth to know about, because I want you to use it to your advantage. The National Library Of Medicine, an academic database, defines Neurogenesis as: "Neurogenesis is the process by which new neurons are formed in the brain. "[2] Miraculously, Psilocybin("magic mushrooms"), have been scientifically proven to INDUCE NEUROGENESIS![3] The University website goes on to tell us that: "Neurogenesis is crucial when an embryo is developing, but also continues in certain brain regions after birth and throughout our lifespan."[2] If you want to optimize your mental health, you can learn all about these sorts of things online via scholarly databases and my website, where I cite these sources and back things up. It's good stuff to know. Queensland University goes on to state that: "The mature brain has many specialised areas of function, and neurons that differ in structure and connections. The hippocampus, for example, which is a brain region that plays an important role in memory and spatial navigation, alone has at least 27 different types of neurons."[2] There are a great number of natural sources for medicine that can actually stimulate the process of neurogenesis! There's never been a time to take your health back into your own hands and do things GODS WAY, and not the way of the serpent on the side of the ambulance, the U.N. emblem, and the World Health Organization.
What Herbs/Mushrooms Stimulate Neuroplasticity? Ginseng; Ashwaghanda; High grade Coffee(grow your own); Skullcap; Gotu kola; Ginkgo biloba[6] Bacopa monnieri(Brahmi)[7], Ginseng;[8] and believe it or not, Psilocybin mushrooms;[3] This is most likely why they are illegal, as I have illustrated time and time again throughout the depths of this website, that big pharma pushes politicians to ban certain ethnobotanicals on the grounds that they want to make a pharmaceutical out of it, or because it is too miraculously healthy for their liking.[?] If you click the question mark at the end of that last statement it will take you to a blog I wrote where I cite CNBC on how big pharma is making a kratom derived pill.. Here's one more news story that also illustrates what is going on with ethnobotanicals, and how they take away the ethnobotanical and then turn it into a pill so they can have power over you: https://www.ucsf.edu ibogaine inspires new pharma drugs Ibogaine is produced by the Iboga plant, and Bouncing Bear Botanicals was the last supplier to sell Iboga before they were robbed by criminals in the government pretending to be authority figuers. On that note I also want to point out the fact that there are sketchy jits out there selling fake "magic mushroom" products, and they're not real magic mushrooms(psilocybin), rather they are a poisonous neurotoxic variety called "amanita muscaria". I expose them on here too. You can still legally buy iboga seeds from Africa or a shop in the Eu called "gardenshaman.eu" that ships to the USA. Authorities who are in occult gangs like the freemasons, nazi's, and satanic temple will pretend like it's illegal for outsiders, but the plant, seeds, and bark are not illegal, in the same way that Morning glory seeds sold by walmart produce and contain a controlled substance(lsa), however they're not illegal. Walmart also sells a book called "peyote and other psychoactive cactus", that gives detailed insturctions on how to break the law and illegally freebase mescaline. They also sell mescaline producing cactus. I'm illustrating supremacy and favortism.
Which Ethnobotanicals Are Neuroprotective / Stimulate Neurogenesis? Ginseng; Ashwaghanda(neuroprotective);[33][34] High grade Coffee(grow your own); Skullcap; Gotu kola; Ginkgo biloba[6], Bacopa monnieri(Brahmi)[7], Ginseng;[8] Interestingly, according to one academic source: "Psychedelic compounds, such as phenethylamines, tryptamines, cannabinoids, and a variety of ever-growing chemical categories, have emerged as therapeutic options for neuropsychiatric disorders, while numerous reports link their effects to increased adult neurogenesis"[4] A lot of these are illegal, and yet the research shows their miraculous pharmacological benefits on the brain. Plenty of legal, non-narcotic botanicals also offer the ability to induce Neurogenesis however. I'm merely defending natural medicine, in general, and the rights people have to utilize it without government interference. I'm against discrimination of all kinds. The phenethylamines mentioned above, belong to mescaline producing cactus, and the tryptamines are readily produced by insane numbers of legal plants, and finally cannabinoids can be found in Echinacea purpurea(non-psychoactive ones).
Ashwaghanda(Withania somnifera): Ashwaghanda has been studied for its neuroprotective and antidepressant properties, and the results have been astoundingly positive.[33][34][35] It has even been studied for its ability to act as a neuroprotective agent against scopolamine induced brain changes.[36] For those who are not familiar with scopolamine, it is a deadly mind control drug / deliriant(hallucinogen), but it is also used in tiny doses in hospitals as a "medicine".[?][38][39][40] Scopolamine and other drugs, including mdma, and LSD, have a history of having been studied by the CIA, for use as truth serum and for use in drug warfare in general.[41][42][43][44][45][46] Anything that can protect against the diabolical wrath of scopolamine induced brain changes is a really powerful neuroprotective agent for sure! The benefits of Ashwaghanda don't stop there however, as another academic source actually implies its potential to improve memory, stating that: "Cellular targets of Ashwagandha include: activation of antioxidant defence system rescuing nerve cells from apoptosis(death), oxidative stress and DNA damage, induction of cholinergic system, and up-regulation of memory linked neuroplasticity genes and neuronal arborisation. All of these molecular effects translate into increase in memory. Such multiple-module action has intrigued researchers to unravel upstream master regulators of Ashwagandha's effects on gene expression, cell physiology and behaviour."[37] Once again, the research indicates the miraculous benefits of using herbal supplements. Quality matters however, and all free health markets came under attack during the planned-demic, so I highly advise that you grow your own everything, stock up, and prepare for shortages and possibly tainted products being sold down the road, as there are already poisoned Kratom products on the market, and I suspect they're lacing them with proplyene glycol. Remember, NON-GMO!
Psilocybin Occult Warning: Based on my own personal experiences in the past, everything that I learned while working with Bouncing Bear Botanicals, and what I learned about the occult, indigenous cultures, and their religions, I believe that Psilocybin mushrooms are most likely the Manna from the bible, and that scopolamine producing plants and other deadly deliriants(deadly hallucinogens), are the "fruit" of the tree of knowledge. It's my observation that Psychedelics and Hallucinogens are the polar opposites of one another, as psychedelics expand consciousness/awareness, manifest the mind/psyche/spirit, and induce neurogenesis and neuroplasticity, while deliriants diminish, confuse, and poison the soul, mind, and body. My beliefs, opinions, and the things I discuss make a lot of Christians angry because they digress from the established and policed official narrative of modern Christianity, but we live in America and I can believe whatever I want. My beliefs are evidence based. I studied many religions before making my way to the bible. A famous Shamaness(a Witch), named Maria Sabina attributed the psilocybin mushrooms(magic mushrooms), to being the source of what gave her "magical powers".[9][10][11][12] She believed that the mushrooms were the "flesh of God", which is likely where the book title "Plants Of The Gods", came from, which was a book coauthored by famous academics including hoffman, the LSD chemist who worked for big pharma.
Bible verses in reference to Manna: Deuteronomy 32:1-4 King James Version 32 Give ear, O ye heavens, and I will speak; and hear, O earth, the words of my mouth. 2 My doctrine shall drop as the rain, my speech shall distil as the dew, as the small rain upon the tender herb, and as the showers upon the grass: 3 Because I will publish the name of the Lord: ascribe ye greatness unto our God. 4 He is the Rock, his work is perfect: for all his ways are judgment: a God of truth and without iniquity, just and right is he. ( See also Revelation 1:15 and his(God's) voice was as the sound of many waters ) Combine that with the story of the great flood, and the many other "I AM" moments depicted in scripture, and we can see its meaning. Also "my speech shall distill as the dew, as the small rain upon the tender herb, and as the showers upon the grass" ( remember Bread From Heaven? picked after the dew had settled? and the little book in Revelation 10(John Eats "The Book")?? ) :) #biblestudy More Bible Verses On Manna:(The "Book") Exodus 16; Numbers 11; Deuteronomy 8; Here's an angelfire blog I wrote on Manna that's loaded with bible verses, if you want to read more!
What herbs/substances induce neurodegeneration? Proplyene glycol kills brain cells and causes neurodegeneration[5], and brain fog over time, and it is often put in legal thc products "hemp derived"(synthetic). Here is proof that what I am saying is true: Here's a screenshot from carolindica's website before they started hiding it, on how they put this brain poison in their products. Here's that Carolindica page proving PG in the product on the internet archives for further proof. Those products are not wholesome hemp, they're synthetic and made with chemicals. Don't be fooled.
Rid Your Brain Of Heavy Metals: The socialist are using heavy metals and many other common covert poisons to attack your mind. I contacted the American Dental Association and they confirmed that the amalgam fillings contain mercury. Cannabis can also absorb heavy metals in the soil that it's grown in, so one much beware of this.[32] Make use of cilantro! You can combine cilantro with your decarbed Cannabis trim, or any other herb, in a tincture! Heave metal fact: Many academic sources confirm that heavy metals increase the developement of cognitive dysfunction.[18][19][20][21] Cilantro removes heavy metals from the body, as many academic sources confirm this fact.[22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31] Here is a full blog I wrote on Cilantro and heavy metal removal, with full on academic sourcing: cilantro amalgam illness, pineal gland
The Pineal Gland's Connection To All Of This: The pineal gland is a small pine cone shaped gland that sits near the center of the brain, and has very significant purposes.[17] What does the Pineal gland have to do with our health? both physical and spiritual? The science and religious doctrines across cultures gives us a solid indication of its purpose, and significance, even in Christianity. THESE FACTS MATTER, EVEN FOR CHRISTIANS! The serpent doesn't want Christians and Jews to be healthy! The bible says, "Be as wise as a serpent!" That's what this operation "HerbsPedia" is about. It's about empowering the good guys with the knowledge, so they too can be as wise as a serpent. "An intact and functional pineal gland is necessary for preserving optimal human health"[13] Interestingly, the pineal gland(often called the "third eye") has been associated with near death experiences, dreams, visions, and psychic phenomena, as well as telepathy, and other related phenomena.[14] It can be described as a sort of "spiritual antenna". "Pineal calcification jeopardizes melatonin’s synthetic capacity and is associated with a variety of neuronal diseases"[13] More facts are coming at ya, as I give you yet another reason to thin up: "The pineal gland of obese individuals is usually significantly smaller than that in a lean subject "[13] More important facts related to this gland include: "The Pineal gland produces some peptides and other methylated molecules, for example, N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT or N,N-DMT), a potent psychedelic."[13] The pineal gland also has a crucial role in melatonin production[13], which regulates sleep, and ties in with dreams. The gland itself, is a complex phytochemical factory, and one that produces an illegal substance called DMT.[13] That's right, your pineal gland is breaking the law! Because Psilocybin is a form of DMT(4-PO-DMT), that makes it associated with the pineal gland.[15] The science really illustrates what and how religion and ethnobotany are married to one another. A good peice of information is that primitive cultures such as the Shamans and even Native Americans, discovered that plants which produce parts that look like human body parts or organs(ie: kidney beans look like kidneys, broccoli looks like a brain, tomatoes are similar in shape and size to the heart, etc), tend to benefit those organs.[16] With this in mind, I suggest Echinacea purpurea for your pineal gland health, as inside of the flower heads is a pineal gland shaped cone center! They're amazing medicine, and one of my favorite parts of the plant. You can collect them and powder them. Grow your own and save your seeds because if it gets popular enough they'll taint it by turning it into a genetically engineered crop, bleck.. Here is a rad blog I wrote on the Pineal gland on my Angelfire.
Ezekiel 3:8 Behold, I have made thy face strong against their faces, and thy forehead strong against their foreheads. 9 As an adamant harder than flint have I made thy forehead: fear them not, neither be dismayed at their looks, though they be a rebellious house.
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