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Try gazing at a McDonalds and you will never want to eat there again
But seriously yes I have heard of Sun Gazing - Do not do it without researching it first or you can permenantly damage your retina. That being said it is a very ancient practice but wehter it works or not I like to keep my body fueled with food. Getting back to the point - One thing that is obvious is when the Sun shines it lifts one spririts on the other hand under intense Sun it can make you feel spaced out. Not sure about the Sun inrelation to the Pineal gland but am sure Sodium Fluoride is a no no.edit on 8-2-2012 by artistpoet because: (no reason given)edit on 8-2-2012 by artistpoet because: typo
Originally posted by KonquestAbySS
reply to post by Wrabbit2000
I think for the sake of argument I don't think anyone in this thread who agrees with sun gazing actually plans on becoming a guru, but maybe in a sense it can offer a peace of mind.
This study has added new knowledge on the fate and distribution of fluoride in the body. It has shown for the first time that fluoride readily accumulates in the human pineal gland although there was considerable inter-individual variation (14-875 mg F/kg). By old age, the average pineal gland contains about the same amount of fluoride as teeth (300 mg F/kg) since dentine and whole enamel contain 300 and 100 mg F/kg, respectively [Newbrun, 1986]. Unlike brain capillaries, pineal capillaries allow the free passage of fluoride through the endothelium. If there had been a bloodbrain barrier in the pineal, it would have prevented the passage of fluoride into the pinealocytes and the pineal fluoride content would have been similar to or lower than muscle. This was obviously not the case: the fluoride concentration of the pineal was significantly higher (p
Originally posted by BelowPublicKnowledge
reply to post by Wrabbit2000
Yes I stare DIRECTLY into the sun for minutes on end. Have you researched this topic at all? I wont both arguing with a mind that wont change. There are many people who do this daily and have perfect vision.edit on 8-2-2012 by BelowPublicKnowledge because: (no reason given)
But we are passing through one of them during the winter solstice this year.