Science

Studies on Isolation and Sensory Deprivation Conducted to Analyze Brain Power

Published

6 years ago

March 30, 2019

Sanctioned studies in isolation and sensory deprivation began in 1950s in earnest and the McGill University in Montreal was ground zero for it, so to speak.

For the most part of the 50s, laboratory based studies into the spectrum of psychology became a trend as people began to realize the immense capabilities of the human brain which has more raw processing power than dozens of super computers put together.

This is based on the fact that the brain’s ability to decode input from sight, sound, vision, smell, temperature, gravity in a split second and respond within that same second would require a dozen supercomputers crunching numbers for a week to arrive at the same results.

The 50s was the era when the human brain became the final frontier for science faculties that were not obsessed with aliens and supernatural phenomenon which were also trendy during that time.

The experiments on the mind were given names that sounded ‘zingy’ such as the Mil-gram Experiment, MK-ultra or Zimbardo’s prison study which involved locking voluntary participants inside four-star solitary confinement that came with blindfolds, TV that only played static and radio that belted nothing but white noise.

Nevertheless, these confinements were also fitted with nice comfy beds, sofas, gourmet food, microwaves, stoves and whatever else you would expect from a nice 4 star hotel.

Besides discovering that people basically became irritated and irrational after a week, these studies did not go very far except for one study that was developed by Dr John C. Lilly who happens to be the man behind Restricted Environmental Stimulation Technique and the invention of the first isolation tank which are now known as floatation tanks or float pods.

Based on the studies conducted by not just Lilly, but also numerous other researchers past and present, it has been acknowledged that floatation tanks indeed have various positive effects on a whole plethora of issues that average humans suffer from.

From hypertension to arthritis, child autism to smoking cessation, obesity to chronic migraines and even PMS and discomforts caused due to pregnancy, floatation therapy has returned promising results as an ancillary treatment for these issues. Nevertheless, as it is with most cure-alls, studies have been inconclusive scientifically but as far as empirical evidence goes it is likened to the ‘philosopher’s stone’.

Most of the positive benefits of floatation therapy (there have been no negative side effects reported from floatation therapy thus far) are attributed to the impact that the therapy has on the human brain as the therapy basically puts the brain to rest momentarily allowing it to re-organize everything inside us and reboot itself.

Most individuals who attend floatation therapy swear by the fact that they have improved concentration and creativity apart from better overall health, higher tolerance to pain and in general left in better mood for weeks at a time.

It seems that the only way to find out for ourselves about R.E.S.T is to go for the therapy twice a week and actually experience what happens, nothing to lose except a few dollars and everything to gain based on what people are saying about it!

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Microplastics and Human Consciousness: What You Need To Know

Published

5 months ago

December 10, 2024

Jonathan Grilli

Microplastics have become a pervasive part of our environment, infiltrating ecosystems, water sources, and even the air we breathe. These tiny particles, often less than 5 millimeters in size, are not only an environmental issue but are also increasingly being studied for their potential impact on human health. While much of the research has focused on the physical effects, emerging studies suggest that microplastics may also affect mental health and cognitive functions — areas closely linked to human consciousness.

Organizations like Human Consciousness Support are raising awareness about the potential links between environmental factors, such as microplastics, and human consciousness. Understanding these connections is vital for promoting both environmental sustainability and mental well-being.

The pervasive nature of microplastics

Microplastics are now found in almost every corner of the planet. Originating from the breakdown of larger plastic items or being intentionally added to consumer products, these particles have made their way into our oceans, rivers, soil, and atmosphere. They are consumed by marine life, travel up the food chain, and have even been detected in human blood and tissues.

The environmental harm caused by microplastics is well-documented, but a growing body of research is beginning to investigate how microplastics may affect the human body at a deeper level, including the brain. As these tiny particles become a permanent fixture in our environment, their potential influence on human consciousness and mental functions cannot be overlooked.

MasterPeace, a product of Human Consciousness Support, plays a crucial role in addressing this issue. As a leading detoxification supplement, it is designed to help remove nano-sized toxins, including microplastics, from the body. Its key ingredient, clinoptilolite zeolite, acts as a natural binder for toxins, trapping and helping to remove them from the system. Paired with sea plasma nutrition, MasterPeace offers a holistic approach to detoxification, promoting both physical and mental well-being.

Microplastics and mental well-being

Microplastics’ potential mental health impacts are still under study, but their ability to carry and release harmful chemicals is a cause for concern. These particles are known to absorb pollutants such as heavy metals, pesticides, and industrial chemicals, which can then enter the body when microplastics are ingested or inhaled. Once in the bloodstream, these toxins could interfere with cognitive functions and emotional stability, raising the possibility that microplastics contribute to neurological issues.

This Cellular Toxin Clinical Study offers some insight into how toxic substances can be addressed. Over a 90-day period, three separate subjects using the MasterPeace protocol experienced significant reductions in polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) levels. After 35 days, the first subject experienced a 92% reduction in PE and PP by nearly 47%; the second subject witnessed a nearly 51% reduction in PP levels; and the third a nearly 67% and 93% drop in PP and PE, respectively. Other toxins measured in each subject — graphene oxide, PFOS, and PFOA — were also reduced significantly due to the MasterPeace protocol. This data highlights the effectiveness of MasterPeace in reducing toxic metal levels, suggesting its potential to help manage the body’s burden of nano-sized toxins like microplastics.

By using nano-sized clinoptilolite zeolite and bioavailable sea plasma, MasterPeace can help capture and eliminate toxins wherever water flows in the body, including the brain. This detoxification process may not only improve physical health but also support cognitive functions and emotional well-being, helping individuals better manage the mental effects of environmental pollutants.

Environmental toxins and human consciousness

Human consciousness is shaped by the chemical environment surrounding the brain. Just as toxins in food or water can harm physical health, these substances can also affect how the brain processes thoughts and emotions. Microplastics and the chemicals they carry are part of a growing concern about how environmental pollutants may influence cognitive health and emotional states.

The concept of detoxifying the body to protect consciousness aligns with MasterPeace’s mission, which seeks to offer a holistic solution to modern environmental challenges. MasterPeace’s unique combination of their patent pending “Zeolite Z” and sea plasma allows it to reach areas of the body where toxins accumulate, providing a strategic defense against harmful substances. By supporting the removal of these toxins, MasterPeace aids in maintaining mental clarity and emotional balance, potentially mitigating the impact that microplastics and other pollutants may have on consciousness.

A new era of detoxification

Recent advancements in environmental science suggest that the problem of microplastics is far from being resolved. According to a report from ScienceAlert, researchers have found a way to break down 95% of toxic “forever chemicals” in water in just 45 minutes. However, the persistence of microplastics and their ability to carry harmful substances makes them a unique challenge.

MasterPeace addresses this challenge by offering a breakthrough in holistic detoxification. Unlike traditional detox methods, MasterPeace operates at a nano level, allowing it to target toxins in areas of the body that other methods may not reach. Its sea plasma, rich in bioavailable nutrition, pairs with “Zeolite Z” to nourish the body while removing harmful substances. This combination helps to restore the body’s natural balance, supporting both physical and mental health in the face of widespread environmental toxins.

MasterPeace’s holistic approach to detoxification not only helps reduce the burden of microplastics but also promotes mental clarity and emotional balance, aligning with the broader goal of maintaining a healthy and harmonious state of consciousness.