"The political opposition prevented any se-rious examination of the consequences of the adrenochrome hypothesis" (Conspiracy)

submitted ago by Enigmatic_Continuum

The title of this thread is an excerpt from a scientific paper about adrenochrome.

Given the circumstances and attributes of mass shooters in combination with the political atmosphere throughout the decades, serious researchers will want to read this entire report about the adrenochrome studies, then appreciate digging deeper to see how it's being utilized for their current agendas.

To get the general theme of the paper, reading this thread will give you a good base https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2108830

Direct link to report: http://orthomolecular.org/library/jom/1999/articles/1999-v14n01-p049.shtml

Archived version: http://archive.is/APvcD

The question that is never answered in the paper is: Who is the political opposition not wanting adrenochrome researched?

Which leads to more questions:

Is the opposition in question opposed because murder must take place in order for adrenochrome to be researched?

or

Is the political opposition opposed because it would expose them for the evil beings that they are?

And

Are the authors' interests in continuing adrenochrome research for good or for evil?

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BlockMe ago

Wow. Just wow:

Major support was provided by the finding that tranquilizers block dopamine receptors. Ascorbic acid also blocks dopamine receptors but so far this finding has been ignored–it is embarrassing to have a vita-min have the same effect as a tranquilizer.

Enigmatic_Continuum ago

I know. Fascinating, right?

How about this part?

We find this hypothesis very interest-ing for it is exactly what we have been pro-posing since we first publicly discussed our adrenochrome hypothesis in 1952 before the Dementia Praecox Committee of the Scot-tish Rites Masons in New York.

BlockMe ago

Just skimmed through it. Gonna print it out and read it thoroughly. And check the references.

Enigmatic_Continuum ago

That's great, thanks. It's a lot to absorb and cross reference, and your efforts are appreciated.

BlockMe ago

Check out this paper I found re: ascorbic acid (vitamin c):

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2649700/

Enigmatic_Continuum ago

While I'm not done reading it yet, this stuck out to me: Notwithstanding the negative results, it seems possible that ascorbate could be a mediator of learning and memory, especially stress-related learning,

Stress-related learning is certainly something that handlers would be interested in and use to their advantage, and a victim's disadvantage.