Serafí Pitarra🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @_ISOTM

Pileus cloud: nature’s crown for the most aggressive storms. Formed exclusively over intense updrafts, they flash vivid rainbow hues when sunlight meets droplets of almost the same size - beautiful atmospheric optics.

Three nights outside and the immune system rolls back 30 years. Zach Bush lays it out for Joe Rogan. Stay outdoors the whole time, never step inside, and the T-cells switch back on while stem cells wake up. He calls modern indoor life a voluntary exile from the environment humans are built for. Rogan keeps it simple: do something that makes the blood move, because that is the natural state. No peer-reviewed study confirms a full 30-year immune reset in three days, though camping does rapidly realign circadian clocks and nature exposure reliably boosts NK-cell activity and lowers stress hormones. Nature still works better than most of what we invent to replace it.

BREAKING: A MASSIVE flood just hit the Nepal-Tibet border region. Hundreds of people are reportedly missing. The videos are absolutely horrific. Please pray for all those involved 🙏

🇳🇵‼️🚨 The destruction in Nepal is unimaginable! Rescuers work overtime to pull as many people out. Insanity

Lord Bebo @MyLordBebo

10 hours ago

🇳🇵‼️🚨 NEPALI HELICOPTERS RECUE PEOPLE NON STOP First responders work wonders to save the flood victims! 🙏

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'This type of storm is not observed every year in France, [..] The most striking example being the one on August 18, 2022 in Corsica, with gusts that had exceeded 150 km/h at the time. [numerous] weather stations broke wind records for the month of August[..]' #EarthChanges

Paul Marquis (Expert Meteo) @La_Meteo_du_13

2 days ago

>> Retour sur la structure orageuse exceptionnelle qui a traversé le Sud-Est de la France hier soir, ainsi qu'une bonne partie de la région PACA. Ce matin, les analyses des données de cet orage permettent d'affirmer que le système orageux était un Derecho (« droit devant » en

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"I gravitated towards medicine because very few things are as complex as the human body (or as meaningful when you can finally figure something out and help heal someone). I was quite shocked to discover not only that inquisitive medical students were the minority, but that the entire educational process was structured to gradually remove that mindset from trainees." sott.net/article/508074…

1/3🧵Lobaczewski called egotism "the chief of human faults," and not just arrogance. He meant the habit of overvaluing your own instincts, early notions, and worldview as objectively true. Harrison Koehli breaks down its many everyday flavors.

The DNA from sperm from previous men a woman has slept with remains in her and affects her future children. Totally vindicated on not dating women with high body counts which I instinctually knew was bad and should be avoided.

@RonMarron5 @BallinhoJr @FCBarcelona_es poden fer això a un menor?

@Objetivo_FTBL @AnnaRR82 @FCBarcelona_es Todo el mundo habla en dialecto, las lenguas se escriben.

Post 1/3 🧵 Since Trinity in 1945, UFOs have shown up at nearly every nuclear site on Earth: labs, mines, missile silos, submarines. In the 60s and 70s, ICBM sites went briefly "off alert" during sightings, most famously Malmstrom in 1967, when up to 20 missiles deactivated at once.

1/3🧵 A scholarly paper on the Mesopotamian roots of the Book of Enoch's demons sparked something in Laura Knight-Jadczyk. Enoch's giants, offspring of fallen angels, are described as violent, consuming human labor, killing, devouring, drinking blood.

Mireu mireu, això és Tarragona!

The Covenant of Grace In this installment of the Catechism series (covering sections 33-35) Grace, as its been achieved or worked towards, has come to those who seek it - through the preparatory work of a number of different schools, doctrines, cultures and religious practices, throughout the ages. Although a number of these avenues towards Grace may have had something genuinely valid and helpful to the seekers who sought them, it seems to be the case, however, that many traditions have been twisted, obscured, and diluted, until the present age.

DMSO awareness would put neurologists out of business.

A Midwestern Doctor @MidwesternDoc

4 days ago

Todd had terminal ALS and just ordered a wheelchair—then DMSO gave him his life back His brain fog vanished. Breathing crises stopped in 3 days. He dragged 340-lb beams across a road. His reflexes healed. His recovery shocked his doctors—but ALS is far from the only thing DMSO

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One theory states that depression is the human equivalent of "sickness behavior" in animals A beneficial adaptation to chronic neuroinflammation, which serves to conserve energy and protect the organism through immobilization - Social isolation and decreased physical activity - Fatigue, apathy, and decreased curiosity - Heightened sensitivity to pain - Downregulation of energy expenditure - Re-allocation of resources to promote tissue repair and immune modulation - Substantial changes to autonomic nervous system tone, the HPA axis, and sex hormones All of which are characteristics found in sick/infected animals out in the wild, who will seek refuge in a quiet place Ultimately, an adaptation designed to promote liklihood of survival I find it compelling Most patients diagnosed with depression would probably benefit from comprehensive strategies aimed at calming neuroinflammation Instead, they are prescribed mind-altering drugs (some of which, ironically, display anti-neuroinflammatory properties) Shame

Bryce Hanna @photobiogenesis

3 days ago

Depression is a process invoked to conserve metabolic energy

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testosterone literally counteracts conformity give men testosterone and they become less responsive to audience expectations and put more weight on their own judgment relative to other people’s testosterone is the independent-thought hormone this explains so much it’s not even funny

Templarpilled @Templarpilled

4 days ago

Please read the abstract of this study. Men who received testosterone boosters did not care about being watched by two women when making decisions. Men who did not receive the extra testosterone adjusted their behavior.

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Testosterone routinely does a lot of good things for the behavior of men. Shocking, I know.

vittorio @IterIntellectus

3 days ago

testosterone literally counteracts conformity give men testosterone and they become less responsive to audience expectations and put more weight on their own judgment relative to other people’s testosterone is the independent-thought hormone this explains so much it’s not even

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"Cortisol face" isn't just a hormone problem. Cortisol is the smoke. The alarm is in the brain. Here are 6 things nobody's naming that shift you out of constant alert — and into "glow-up": 1. Warm water before caffeine

every time you ejaculate your brain dumps a significant portion of its acetylcholine reserves. acetylcholine is the neurotransmitter responsible for memory, learning, focus, and the ability to hold complex thoughts in your working memory. and nobody in the retention community talks about it because everyone is fixated on testosterone. testosterone gets the headlines. but acetylcholine is the neurotransmitter that determines whether your brain can actually USE the testosterone's effects. testosterone creates drive. acetylcholine creates the cognitive precision to direct that drive into something productive. one without the other is a powerful engine with no steering. the mechanism: semen contains lecithin in high concentrations. lecithin is the primary dietary source of choline, which your brain converts into acetylcholine. each ejaculation depletes your body's choline reserves. the brain then has to choose between rebuilding the acetylcholine it lost and maintaining the baseline cognitive function that your daily life requires. it can't do both simultaneously. this is why the "brain fog" after release isn't just about dopamine. the dopamine crash makes you unmotivated. the acetylcholine depletion makes you unable to think clearly even if you wanted to. two separate mechanisms producing two separate symptoms that people lump together as "feeling off." men on 30+ day streaks consistently describe a specific cognitive experience: the ability to hold a complex chain of reasoning in their head without losing the thread. to read a dense page and retain it. to follow an argument through 5 steps without the middle steps evaporating. this is acetylcholine operating at full capacity because the reserves haven't been depleted. the brain fog was never one thing. it was two. the motivation crash from dopamine depletion and the cognitive blur from acetylcholine depletion. retention fixes both simultaneously because it preserves both neurotransmitters at the source.