re: Alzheimer’s patient gets back speech and memory in groundbreaking mushroom trial

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Microdosing has incredible benefits.

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Fact. The fact the government has impeded this forever tells you who/what they really care about. The sad truth is if these same politicians that stop progress are the one's that could benefit most by opening up there tiny selfish brains.

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Tell me more about microdosing, please. I don't want that in my search history.

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200m-300mg has been known to reset the brain for some. Think of it as rebooting your computer after it has too many task going on at one time. You can see all things fresh again. It's done at a subconscious level and I know it different for each person so it takes a little R & D but the results from everyone I know seem very similar and almost always positive. It's taking too much that can cause unneeded issues.

5 grams seems like a lot.

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A subsequent 3 g dose of psilocybin was given to the patient, and was followed by increased verbal expression, humor and greater walking agility. Miraculous as the mushrooms may seem, the study authors note that the patient’s improvements were temporary and psilocybin did not reverse the disease, as her neurodegeneration remained.

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So she only received two doses, then regressed?

Wonder why they didn’t dose her again? Kind of sucks seeing a miraculous turnaround with a woman who was essentially a vegetable just to see her regress.

In 1985 Merck came out with statins...a drug for cholesterol. Dr Marik said that Alzheimers was not common in those days but after this drug was released...both diabetes and alzheimers cases skyrocketed.

THREAD: “Our health care system is a hoax,” declared Dr. Paul Marik, who is the second-most-published critical care physician in the world.

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#5 - Dr. Marik revealed that Atorvastatin, a cholesterol medication, was the most-commonly-prescribed drug in the United States.

Despite the common notion that cholesterol medication reduces heart disease, Marik called it the “great cholesterol myth.”

#6 - “Lowering your cholesterol won’t prevent heart disease. It’s called a myth. It’s a hoax. What do statins do? They increase your risk of diabetes. They increase your risk of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia — yet they are the most commonly-prescribed drugs in this country.”

#7 - Marik presented a graph from a study by TakataY et al. that showed that elderly patients with the highest cholesterol levels actually had the best survival rates.

#9 - The BMJ concluded there is a “Lack of an association or an inverse association between low-density-lipoprotein cholesterol and mortality in the elderly,” meaning that cholesterol medication had either no impact or a negative impact on mortality rates among elderly patients

#10 - Marik ended by saying, “This [cholesterol medication] is one of the biggest hoaxes in medicine. But, you know, you can say the same thing [about diabetes]. The use of diabetes medicine is a hoax. Alzheimer’s medicine is a hoax.”

#14 - Dr. Paul Marik’s full presentation is available to watch on Epoch TV.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/epochtv/heres-the-problem-with-mainstream-heart-diabetes-and-alzheimers-medicine-dr-paul-marik-florida-summit-5539142

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Cholesterol is essential to hundreds of bodily functions, including the working of your brain. Deplete your grey matter and you'll end up with Alzeimer's type symptoms.

Dr Rosedale Exposing the Cholesterol Myth: Cholesterol is not the major culprit in heart disease

So literally the movie “Awakening”

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In this case study, published in Frontiers in Neuroscience, researchers focused on an 80-year-old Japanese-American woman with Alzheimer’s.

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Pics?