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Definition: Using products, or conducting practices that were considered rational, or practical in ancient times.

Connection: As you can see in this video, the proposed idea is fluoridated water to prevent tooth decay. As is discussed by Harvard Health in 2016, fluoridated water started in 1945 in Michigan. This being roughly 70 years ago, I am confident claiming this as ancient technology in contrast to the rapid pace of modern technological advancement.

Harvard Health mentions how most studies (97%) supporting fluoridated water are deeply flawed. There were also decreases in cavities seen around the World without the use of fluoride.

The counter to this argument is that modern doctors approve of it.

Fluoride is factually toxic to humans, interfering with electron transport, and calcium metabolism. There is no reason to have fluoride in our showers, on our dishes, in our plants, or on our lawns. Let the individual decide if fluoride is right for them. The flawed studies, and nature of fluoride to humans leads me to believe it should not be included in all water in a municipality. It is meant to help our teeth, but how does it do that when it ends up in our armpits and around our genitals in the shower? It is important to keep in mind it is in all the water we use coming from the taps. What if people don't have teeth because they're old? Now they get to pay to ingest poison.

If these studies from ancient times (pre 1975) upon modern review (2016) are deemed deeply flawed, I strongly corroborate the ancient wisdom tagline to fluoridated water. No matter how many scientists tell me it's safe, I don't see the need to supplement my life through all my tap water with a known toxin.

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Why Fluoride In Your Tap Water Is a Good Thing

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Post #4 Red Flag: Suppression of Information

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Post #4 Red Flag: Suppression of Information

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Definition: The idea that "suppressed" info/ideas/products by regulatory, authoritative bodies are legitimate based on the notion that these entities do not have your well being in mind. Therefore the product discovered by the commoner creates a connection to humanity vs the large, less comprehensible authoritative agencies.

Connection: The claim that quinine, chloroquine, or hydroxychloroquine can be used as a highly effective preventative, and treatment for COVID-19. This video known as the White Coat Summit went viral after doctors came out expressing their front line information referencing suppressed covid information. The claims in the video was looked at by tons of YouTube science channels and news media.

This method of promoting chloroquine is clearly an approach of the angle "this information is being suppressed".

While they are promoting it in this seemingly dubious way, I'm sure we can use our critical thinking skills to figure out if there is validity to the idea. Maybe this is the only way to get the message out? I searched "White Coat Summit" on Youtube. In my search of "White Coat Summit", the first 8 videos are not this video, there is a debunking video featured as well. However after that there are videos of the White Coat Summit appearing. Unfortunately they are all chopped up, and not the uncut large version we see here on Bitchute. I also found a couple of videos referencing "censorship" and how this event has been scrubbed from Facebook, Youtube, and dropped on Google searches. That is something to look in to.

Even at a light glance this ultra viral video that garnered huge media reaction, and even a reference from President Trump, should be freely available to me. I have found that finding the uncut video on mainstream platforms to be a bit more difficult than I anticipated.

Upon doing my own searches to test validity of censorship, I found validity to the claim. There should be further examination to determine if this video was wide spread deleted and censored across multiple platforms.

Reference opening line at 13 seconds. "We feel Americans haven't heard from all the experts available. " - Info Suppression

Reference 5:23 min for chloroquine reference

https://www.bitchute.com/video/0rIIAs9UCMV6/

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Post #6 Red Flag: All Natural

Definition: This is the appeal through nature approach. By associating their product/idea with nature, people will attribute the infinite ability of the earth to heal itself with what is being sold. It's a powerful effect that captivates a lot of people.

Connection: Apricot seeds are claimed to heal cancer (1). It's an all natural method that seeks out the cancerous cells, and ignores the healthy ones. This is in direct opposition of chemo which is poisonous and destroys the immune system. The Doctor says you can't overdose because you'll get sick before you do. There is a special vitamin: B17; which neutralizes cancer.

There are tons of testimonials online to read for yourself.
There are actually quite a few aggressive comments towards this Doctor explaining apricot seed dangers (2). The level of dislikes to likes, and comments is clearly leaning towards the apricot seed curing cancer side.

As I've mentioned I don't discount large swaths of people telling the same story over and over again. The critical thinking process may say to disregard this kind of stuff, but in the gather evidence part of the equation I do not consider hundreds of testimonies "not a source". There should be guidelines to categorize personal testimonies. This is an avenue we could look at. If you read some of the Youtube comments you can see "suppressed info" literally in the comments. This could take on that tag as well.

Testimonials don't equal science, so we should do a quick search of B17 and/or apricot seeds curing cancer.

(1) https://www.myapricotseeds.com/testimonies.html
(2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n74O_GPvQis

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Post #7 Reason For Belief: Agenticity

Definition: Agenticity is the relief or absolution of responsibility for an event or situation to a mysterious entity. Believing something is easy when it absolves you of doing work.

Connection: Sun Gazing is the practice of looking at the sun to engage and balance all your life force and build up stores of electric charge. It is said because The Sun is the Great Creator he emits the all healing spectrum (light) and our brains were designed to decode the spectrums of light which activates all our healing mechanisms in our body. There is also a belief He has the power to nourish us through what is essentially human photosynthesis. At a certain point in the practice you do not need food as He provides all energy required.

This idea we don't have to see a doctor or buy food anymore to heal ourselves, is a total relinquishment of certain responsibility that is expected of us. The Sun is safe to look at in the first and last 30 mins of the day. This fits agenticity well for this system of belief.

Refer to post 10 for the complete breakdown.

https://youtu.be/D_ERDxxzvQE

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Step #8: Reason for Belief Simplicity

Definition: A simple answer for something so powerful can be an attractive way to get somebody to try something. People can become overwhelmed by claims, results, or their own experiences so they pawn off the actual method to a simple explanation.

Connection: Emotional Freedom Tapping is a technique to clear stored traumas by tapping certain spots around the body while verbally repeating the problem you're trying to clear. It takes about 1 minute to do a round of EFT tapping and there are multiple explanations available online. The explanation as to why it works while simple can be hard to grasp compared to the ability to absolve PTSD, mental disorders, or physical pain by simply tapping around your body. Clearing PTSD, trauma and pain is a couple minutes and taps away.

https://youtu.be/UnTwiQY2hcM

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Sun Gazing:

Problem:  We can heal all world problems by reconnecting with The Sun and using our brain for its true purpose which is decoding light to restore all organ function, accessing hidden  inherently stored information, and sustain entirely off this energetic sustenance (5). We have been disconnected from The Sun in the modern era and have actually been taught it is dangerous (1) (2)! The brain is a supercomputer (3) and light is the power source, accessing the brain directly through the eye (4). The healing comes from supplying our bodies with the correct energy. Eventually at the end of practicing Sun Gazing you will be fully charged becoming cured of all mental, physical, emotional disease, and will not require physical food. This point is after 45 minutes of Sun Gazing a day, as well as the prescribed walking(5).

Given that this claim is pretty intense, we can start by the addressing the meta claim that we can get all our energy from The Sun. The current paradigm definitely agrees we need food to survive, but is the material caloric value of food the primary nourishment factor, or could we be getting energy from other sources? If there is evidence we can acquire energy from The Sun, the next question is whether we can digest it most efficiently through the eye.

Tackling the claim that we can indeed nourish ourselves and bodies with sun energy, I located numerous articles referencing this.  Gabriel Cousens, M.D., M.D.(H) writes about how we absorb sunlight energy through food, and directly. "This electron energy comes from plant foods as well as what we directly absorb."  Dr Budwigs research shows, "For those of us who understand that we are human photocells who often suffer from mal-illumination, this is an extremely exciting finding."(6)

So is there any evidence that the human body burns exactly as many calories as we intake in food? This peer reviewed study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found using direct calorimeters that there was in some experiments 8 - 23% of unaccounted energy burned by test subjects (7). Could this unaccounted energy be stored energy in our "photocells?"

Dr Phil Maffetone references how photo receptors in our eyes play a vital role to the entire bodies health. This article does specifically state to not look directly into the sun which is contrary to the practice of sun gazing. The conclusion is that The Sun is vital to overall body health and getting the proper amount of sunlight contributes to anti-aging (8).

I could not find any scientific studies determining a mechanism by which the sun can be digested as a source of sustenance through the optic nerve. There were numerous debunking websites simply stating they were "preposterous" claims and there was no science supporting it.

I am personally a big fan of reading lots of testimonials to these kinds of activities to try and get a large sample size of what people are reporting. It is only for my own judgement and not for any formal study measures. The claims of being free from fear of death, not eating, and other of the claims at the far end of the scale could not be corroborated by anything I could find in terms of a scientific paper. There are numerous resources online as far as testimonials go(9)(10), but I will re-iterate there is no scientific literature supporting this direct digestion of sunlight.

Considering sun gazing isn't scientifically proven, specifically the conversion of light photons to usable energy directly through the optical nerve, I can't say if there are reproduce able benefits. As far as safety goes, UV is indeed below 1 or at 0 within the last 1 hour of the day, but does that mean it is totally safe? I do not know. The repeated recommendation is to trust your body, and be aware of what is happening if you are to try it.

As a very open minded person with an openness to experience trait above the 90th percentile (based on Big 5 personality testing) , I am open to pretty much every idea proposed to me. I have indeed tried sun gazing as directed by multiple websites, but my consistency is dubious at best, and I have no recorded data tracking mood, energy, or eyesight health. A prominent observation I have taken from sun gazing is it is a very deeply meditative experience, and as a photographer it feels like I am connecting with natures "highlight clip" of infinite brightness. There is a humbling connection as you stare at something so inconceivably powerful. Remember how intense it is staring into a persons eyes for even more than a few seconds in a slightly awkward conversation, but then contrast it to staring at the sole source of all life on The Planet. Humbling.

For those who aren't interested in staring at The Creator, it is absolutely proven that sunlight is extremely important to all our processes. Good sleep, good health, vitamin d, warmth, there is no denying it gives more than it takes back. Unless of course it explodes. Sun bathing is an alternative if you would like to absorb some energy from the sun. The phenomena of sun bathing is observable across almost all species that enjoy the sun, especially my brothers cat; King Frisky. I say, GET OUT AND ENJOY THE WEATHER!

I cannot say whether directly staring into the sun will give you a measurable increase in ATP or "energy". Even though there is no science defining this mechanism, the eye is the second most complicated part of our bodies (11), and it's primary relationship with the material world is using light to help us map our environment. This direct connection to the most ancient source of light, and the "window to our soul" doesn't go unnoticed. An alternative is to simply look beside the sun, or with your eyes closed. Sun bathing is probably the most obvious alternative as people don't have to do anything to change...Go lie down in the sun, have a toke, and boost your immune system today!

(1) https://youtu.be/D_ERDxxzvQE?t=188
(2) https://youtu.be/D_ERDxxzvQE?t=466
(3) https://youtu.be/D_ERDxxzvQE?t=279
(4) https://youtu.be/D_ERDxxzvQE?t=374
(5) http://solarhealing.com/process/
(6) http://sunlightenment.com/light-eating-the-wild-electron-article-by-gabriel-cousens/#more-256
(7) https://academic.oup.com/ajcn/article-abstract/33/6/1287/4692699?redirectedFrom=fulltext
(8) https://philmaffetone.com/sun-and-brain/
(9) https://www.earthclinic.com/remedies/sun_gazing.html
(10) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbMDhUJ25SA
(11) https://www.thefactsite.com/amazing-eye-facts/

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Definition: Using an authority figure with high status, or powerful social influence to sell an idea, or product. The connection of an authority figure to "the source" of info can make it seem credible they know what they are talking about. This figure is powerful, and I like them, so they are likely to be telling the truth.

Connection: In this video you can see Bill Gates is used to explain how vaccines work. We are all aware how powerful Bill Gates is. Most people are very connected to him as his products have been in most homes around the World. Bill Gates engages in funding vaccine creation, and funding to get those vaccines distributed throughout the World. Bill Gates funny enough isn't a Doctor, and has no formal training in medicine.

A counter to this argument of course is the idea presented is very simple and Bill Gates the smart guy definitely understands what he's talking about.

While the mainstream belief is that vaccines are safe, there are numerous reports of death, and severe bodily harm linked to Gates in places like India and Africa through the use of vaccines.

The disconnect between the product he is selling, and his credentials makes the appeal to authority dramatically apparent to me. Then taking a step into the direction that it is harming people all over the World creates a more insidious nature to this advertisement.

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Definition: Using mystical energy as a backbone for efficacy of a product or idea is a simple way to explain the unexplained. These mystical energies are usually subjective in nature, absolving the teacher or authority of all results. A good faith policy is usually in place.

Connection: Ormus is a fifth dimensional material or m-state that is essentially a mineral in a high spin free state. It is proposed it is a natural mineral that helps manage the other minerals in the third dimension. We are highly deficient in ormus and supplementing ormus gives health benefits. It is collected through either natural alcehmical collection, or harsh chemical pH swings to extract the ormus minerals from salt. No modern equipment can measure ormus so there is no way to confirm dosage collected by the collector. This definitely puts it into a mystical energy category.

This explanation is a bit complicated, but basically you can't measure ormus with modern equipment, but he says that elements have been observed in ormic state. There could be a misconstruing of words here I must admit, but this raises an eyebrow for me at the very least.

As far as this page goes, Dave the main ormus researcher has extensive credentials in the field of engineering and electric. He repaired electric issues for major car dealerships, and was even called to work on some of the first electric cars that came to Canada. This lends to the credibility of the researcher. I absolutely give credence to his words, and the salt I apply is less to his claims about the technical side of what ormus is, if it exists. There should be consistency across all ormus researchers as to what it is, and does, so this is a way to research validity of claims.

Ormus is a health supplement, so what can we expect to see as side effects of supplementing with ormus? Effects reported include:
Greater communication between cells meaning more efficient use of nutrients
Nourishing the "light body" resulting in a feeling of conscious elevation
Better overall immune health with the supplementation of missing minerals and ormus
Increased efficiency in sleep patterns resulting in reduced hormone imbalance

It is also recommended for pets. Some effects reported of animal supplementation:
Increased health
Healing of wounds at accelerated rates
Softer fur
More affection
Louder purring
A more pronounced level of communication through the eyes, or change in general "aura"

I do not want to dive into scientific papers, but jump to my personal observations to my brothers cat. He decided to buy some ormus and try it on his cat. He brought up to me that his level of affection has increased dramatically since supplementing ormus once a day. He purrs so loud that his entire body shakes which never happened before ormus supplementation. I can concur that his fur is softer. His aura/general body language also has seemed to change as far as his "divinity' is concerned, seeming way less of an animal, and more of a "Godly" expression. My brother concurs with this statement, and we now refer to him as "Divine King". The great thing about observing effects of a claimed medical supplement on an animal is that the animal cannot lie about the effects, rendering human subjectivity a lesser contribution to potential bias. This is entirely unscientific, but a first hand account corroborated with another set of eyes is more compelling than any scientific study or claim someone makes.

Is this pseudoscience? Ya never know until you find out. Critically thinking about it there are lots of resources to explore the topic online. The explanation given by Dave makes sense to me, but doesn't mean it makes sense. :)

https://humannagold.com/pages/what-is-ormus

https://humannagold.com/blogs/news/ormus-and-gans-interview

https://humannagold.com/blogs/news/ormus-iridescence-metallic-glass-anti-gravity

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Step # 9 Reason for Belief: Perception and Observation

Definition: Our beliefs are strongly influenced by the things we've seen. The strange light that zoomed around at night, or the creaky door that slammed shut when it was dark and you're home alone in bed. A combination of a perception with an experience can be a powerful recipe for forging beliefs.

Connection: Psychedelic mushrooms have been repeatedely been touted as being able to cure depression, enhance creativity and radically alter perspective even years after taking once or twice. If you have experienced mushrooms the radically altered perceptions can steer you to believe you experienced things that were didn't happen. Paul Stamets for example in this YouTube video describes how he attributes the clearing of a stutter was due to a mushroom experience he had. It is unscientific to credit the total stutter remediation based on self perceptions while under the influence of a substance that radically alters sensory input. Maybe before his trip the inability to speak was going to depart that day regardless of the mushroom experience but his self perception leads him to believe it was the mushrooms.

Beginning of the story:
https://youtu.be/mPqWstVnRjQ?t=2133

Reference of stuttering as it pertains to his mushroom experience:
https://youtu.be/mPqWstVnRjQ?t=2430

Resetting neurological pathways:
https://youtu.be/mPqWstVnRjQ?t=2499