Are Masks Bad For Your Brain?

Dr. Margareta Griesz-Brisson, MD, PhD, is one of Europe’s leading neurologists who is currently based in London, UK.

She is currently the Medical Director of The London Neurology & Pain Clinic and also serves as a medico-legal experts in the UK, Norway, Germany, Switzerland and the United States. She specializes in neurology, neuro-regeneration, neuroplasticity, neurotoxicology, environmental medicine and pain management.

She is one of thousands of doctors and scientists from around the world who have strongly disagreed with the measures taken by the World Health Organization at multiple governments to combat COVID-19.

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The Mental Health Fallout Of The Great Panic Of 2020

Fear, isolation and depression throughout the world lead to extreme outcomes that computer modellers completely ignored.

In the U.S., increased suicides may approach the number actually killed by COVID-19. Technocrat social engineers apparently count this as necessary collateral damage.

At Provident Behavioral Health in St. Louis, people who called the helpline at the beginning of the pandemic were fearful, even panicked.

“Nearly everyone expressed fear. Fear of catching the virus, fear of the future, fear of the unknown and fear of not knowing how to cope with their feelings,” said Jessica Vance, who manages the Disaster Distress Helpline at Provident.

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Childhood 2.0 – The Dangers of Social Media

With all the buzz about the Netflix doc The Social Dilemma, here is another lesser-known documentary focused on the dangers of social media for children.

For the first time in history, mental illness and suicide have become one of the greatest threats to school-aged children. Many parents still view dangers as primarily physical and external, but they’re missing the real danger: kids spending more time online and less time engaging in real life, free play, and autonomy. What are the effects on the next generation’s mental, physical, and spiritual health?

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Is the Illuminati Good or Evil?

Centuries of war, poverty, and hardship pervade the history of the human species. Savageries abound even within the borders of the world’s most developed regions, leading many to wonder if the Illuminati ignores the pain of the downtrodden — or worse, if we are to blame for generations of turmoil. Is the Illuminati good or evil?

Though many believe that the Illuminati wields godlike control over every aspect of this planet and can dictate societal changes on a whim, the reality is far more intricate. The human is not a machine that functions exactly as it is programmed nor is it a slave to be forced into obedience. Every human mind is unique and entirely unduplicated even amongst the billions of others in this universe. Every human mind desires things that are different from the next.

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Trick Yourself Into Feeling Younger: The Anti-Aging Psych Experiment

Could thinking we are younger make us younger physically and mentally? This question is discussed in Counterclockwise, a new book by Ellen J. Langer.



Dr. Ellen Langer is a professor in the Psychology Department at Harvard University. In 1979, she and 4 graduate students undertook a study where a group of male nursing home residents in their late 70s and early 80s were taken on a week-long retreat, where they were asked to live like it was the year 1959, i.e. 20 years earlier.



The results were startling… the men appeared to become younger.

The men stayed in a place done up to look like it was 1959. All magazines, newspapers, films and TV and radio programs dated from that year, and there were daily activities such as discussions of 1959 current affairs, held as though it was the present.



In numerous other ways the men were encouraged to feel it was 1959, such as by having ID photos of themselves from that time, and discussing the work they had been doing then as though it was the present.

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10 Tips for Keeping Calm and Stress Free

Aside from mindfulness, how else can you stay calm and stress free in 2020? Cultivating a general sense of wellbeing is pretty important when it comes to keeping calm and stress free, so here are some ways that will help.

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The Easiest Path to Happiness

 

By Andreas Ohrt / Excerpt from
Everything Is Infinite: Do Nothing. Get Everything.

Think of it this way: there are thousands (maybe millions) of things you would desperately miss if they were gone, and that would bring you happiness if they returned. And you already have them.

What if suddenly you couldn't breathe? If after a few minutes of dying you again started breathing it would be the happiest moment of your life. Yet you are breathing right now, and you barely notice it. Your body is processing a billion interactions inside of you so that you can casually disagree with me. If any of those functions stopped you would pray that they return and promise never to take them for granted again.

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Is the Entire Universe a Single Brain?

 Physics professor Vitaly Vanchurin has an idea that he openly admits is “crazy.” But, crazy or not, he thinks it just might be true.

His new paper posits an incredible and controversial hypothesis: “the entire universe on its most fundamental level is a neural network.”

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The Tyranny of Positive Thinking

Everyone has heard “Just look on the bright side!” or “Happiness is a choice—so choose to be happy!”

Countless self-help books on choosing happiness line the shelves of bookstores; You Are a Badass by Jen Sincero has been on the New York Times best-seller list for 32 weeks; and The Power of Positive Thinking by the Reverend Norman Vincent Peale, published in 1952 and translated into 15 languages, is still popular today.

The idea that you can be happy if you simply choose to be has been integrated into America’s military, classrooms and workplaces to improve coping skills, performance and mental health. But as the movement’s popularity grew, it started being used to shame people with depression, anxiety or even occasional negative feelings. The August and October issues of Motivation and Emotion, the official journal of the Society for the Study of Motivation, have studies that prove the shaming is real. 

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Your Mind is the Most Potent Painkiller

On the thankfully rare occasions I have to take a painkiller, I give myself a little pep talk before I swallow them. I tell myself that I will soon start to feel the impact, and then I imagine the chemicals surging through my system, doing good.

That’s not as weird as it may sound, and it’s something I’ve been doing since making a science documentary where we showed that you can reduce back pain using nothing more than the power of the mind.

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How to Survive a Dark Winter Lockdown

 When Kari Leibowitz first arrived in the Norwegian city of Tromso, she was both intrigued by, and fearful of, the approaching winter.

Two hundred miles north of the Arctic Circle, the city does not see the sun from mid-November to mid-January. It was a far cry from the state of New Jersey, where she had grown up, or Stanford, California, where she had been studying before travelling to Norway.

As a health psychologist, Leibowitz’s aim was to understand the ways that Tromso’s citizens coped with the long “polar night”. In many countries, the short days of winter are thought to cause lethargy and low mood, resulting in “seasonal affective disorder” (SAD).

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Why Are Reptilians in the Vatican?

The Pope's Audience Hall building at the Vatican was designed to look exactly like a giant reptile inside and out. When the pope addresses an audience there the effect is that he is speaking from the mouth of a giant reptile. Why on earth would he want to do that?

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How to Activate the Happy Drugs Inside Your Brain

 

Source: The Ancient Secret of Kings

We might not have a money tree, but we can have a happiness tree.

Dopamine, Serotonin, Oxytocin, and Endorphins are the quartet responsible for our happiness. Many events can trigger these neurotransmitters, but rather than being in the passenger seat, there are ways we can intentionally cause them to flow.

Being in a positive state has significant impact on our motivation, productivity, and wellbeing. No sane person would be opposed to having higher levels in those areas.

Here are some simple ways to hack into our positive neurochemicals:

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Sea + Sun = Happiness, According to Science

A study which required participants to chronicle their emotional state on their smartphones at regular points in the day has found that spending time by the sea is key to happiness.

A team from the London School of Economics and Political Science studied the responses from 22,000 people who uploaded their information to an app especially designed for the study.

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100 Years of Brainwave Science Direct to Your Brain

 

Zen12 uses a science known as 'brainwave entrainment' to do the meditating for you. Just hit play and listen. Let us do the rest!

Source: Zen12

Much has been made of the potential for meditation to make our lives more rewarding and fulfilling. People who meditate on a regular basis generally enjoy less stress, more energy, better health, and an overall feeling of calm and peace. Meditation also helps clear the mind, making way for inspiration, creativity, focus, and clarity of thought.

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The Dark Side of Artificial Intelligence

 While the benefits of artificial intelligence on efficiency and data processing are clear, the technology is not without its dark side.

So what are some of the negative aspects of the use of artificial intelligence?

Today I'm going to talk about some of the unintended consequences of AI. Welcome to my countdown of the dark side of artificial intelligence.

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The Strangest Mind-Altering Drug in the World

N,N-dimethyltryptamine, or DMT, is an illegal, psychedelic tryptamine compound found in the human body and at least ~60 species of plants worldwide.

Rick Strassman, MD, described it as "the first endogenous human psychedelic" in DMT: The Spirit Molecule, and in an interview in 2011 said that DMT "seems to actually be a necessary component of normal brain function."

Terence McKenna (who, "more than anyone," Strassman wrote in 2000, "has raised awareness of DMT, through lectures, books, interviews, and recordings, to its present unprecedented level") called DMT "the most powerful hallucinogen known to man and science" and "the commonest hallucinogen in all of nature" in his 1994 lecture "Rap Dancing Into the Third Millennium." McKenna wondered why theology had not enshrined DMT as "its central exhibit for the presence of the other in the human world," and said:

Why this is not four-inch headlines on every newspaper on the planet I cannot understand, because I don't know what news you were waiting for, but this is the news that I was waiting for.

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FREE GIFT: How to Think and Lose Weight

 

Source: 15 Minute Weight Loss

Believe it or not -- genes, age, diet, and exercise only play about a 20% role in your weight.

The remaining 80 percent?

Is all right in your head...

And I don't say that lightly.

For years, scientists and mainstream medicine has been battling obesity at a physical level...

But as it turns out, all that physical stimulation doesn't even remotely compare to the results one can achieve by simply 'thinking' their way into shape.

It's a little sensitive and rather hush-hush.

And if you've tried to lose weight with diet and exercise, and still haven't gotten the results you want...

You may want get your hands on this free guide.

Read it and realize that you may be working too hard to lose that gut.

Go here and let your brain do all the work.

How to Lose Weight with Hypnosis

Look into my eyes. You're getting sleepy. You don't feel hungry. If only losing weight could be that simple. Well, it may be.

Surgery-free weight loss may all be in the power of your mind. It's a technique called gastric bypass hypnosis.

Jackie Simmons said you can hide from getting your picture taken, if you are always the one behind the camera.

Simmons lacked confidence. She has been on a roller coaster diet since the age of 8. She tried everything from group systems to the grapefruit diet. Her breakthrough came when she found gastric bypass hypnosis.

Simmons said it taught her the power of your mind.

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7 Incredible Studies that Prove the Power of the Mind

There is a tremendous amount of information about the power of the human mind. Discoveries in brain science, coupled with astonishing acts of human will, have solidified the human brain as perhaps the most powerful, life-changing force in the world.

While there is much information available, it is what we ultimately choose to do with this information that dictates how our lives ultimately turn out. Only the practical application of these concepts will constitute a truly life-changing experience.

We strongly encourage, while reading this article that you make a conscious decision to apply this potentially life-changing knowledge to better your own life. If done correctly, you will experience some truly amazing results.

WITHOUT FURTHER ADO, HERE ARE 7 INCREDIBLE DISCOVERIES THAT PROVE THE POWER OF THE MIND.

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