Food for Thought

Maurice Pierce December 18, 2024

Self-anger poisons the body like UPFs, QSR food, agricultural and industrial chemicals. Self-hate fogs the mind like opioid medications and toxic heavy metals. Fear heightens anger and hate like fructose and EMFs heightens the risk of sickness.

Self-anger, self-hate, and fear of the unknown – are intangible (aka psychological) toxins. Intangible toxins can trigger an obsession, like the need to wear toxic cosmetics. These psychological toxins are very much a part of a toxic lifestyle, as are the 7 deadly poisons.

To prevent intangible toxins from controlling your life, have knowledge of self. That means, you must uncover your very first chronic fear and then understand what it forced you to accept. What was accepted then became your worst fear. Be persistent in recognizing that in yourself and defying it.

So, your worst fear won’t be a physical object or a form of life you find threatening. It will be psychological, which makes your worst fear just as intangible as the intangible toxins. That said, intangible toxins may be manifestations of our worst fear.

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Maurice Pierce December 3, 2024

We have all been conditioned to fear pain, because it is a symptom of an illness or injury inflicted on our body. That lie is easier to believe than the fantastical truth. Pain is much more than that. It is the start of our body’s healing process – no pain, no gain. It’s our body’s way of communicating with our brain that tissue damage has occurred and that the repair process has been initiated.

Numbing pain via pain medication effectively disrupts the body’s alarm and repair system. Pain medication inhibits inflammation, which is a painful first step and a key part of the immune system’s response to tissue damage. The body’s healing process can’t work without inflammation.

Inflammation targets and isolates the damaged tissue and then sets the stage for tissue regeneration to begin. Imo, the unavoidable pain of inflammation is something that must be endured without interference from pain medications, if your body is to heal itself. On the upside, the pain of inflammation usually peaks in 24 to 48 hours and in a few days after it peaks, mild to no pain.

The Life Science Industry’s (LSI) global pain management (drugs) market is estimated to be well over 80 billion in 2024. The LSI has taken pain (the most important signal our body gives to us for survival) and misrepresented it as a phobia for profit at our expense. That said, as long as someone has a desire to self-poison on the daily, lies will always be made easier to believe than the fantastical truths associated with a non-toxic lifestyle.

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Maurice Pierce November 16, 2024

Drinking water is a simple, cheap and effective way to relieve a stressful mind. The brain needs enough water to transport all essential nutrients across its brain-blood barrier (BBB). Without adequate hydration, the brain will not receive all the nutrients needed for one to overcome feelings of anxiety and irritability.

Ultra-processed soft drinks and juice are not a good substitute for drinking water. Sipping a 16 oz. (480ml) cold glass of water as you would a hot drink can positively affect your mood. While drinking water is not a cure for anxiety or irritability, it can help ease the symptoms associated with these feelings.

Aside from the obvious need for drinking water to keep the body hydrated. Water also has another powerful physical effect on the body; it activates our parasymphatic nervous system (PSN). Our PSN helps the body to relax and feel safe.

So, it’s possible, water may be able to activate your PSN as effectively as opioids without any of the harmful side effects common with opioid therapy. Try to drink a minimum of 48 oz. (1.5L) of water (filtered) daily when possible. Spring or distilled water is fine as long as it doesn’t come in a plastic bottle.

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