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One user shares tips to maintain a healthy pineal gland, mentioning the importance of avoiding fluoride and consuming certain vitamins and minerals.

Another user discusses visiting historic cities in Brazil and its significance in understanding the country's culture and history.

Let's try to save your calcified pineal gland. The first step is to avoid fluoride, prefer bathing on the beach instead of swimming pools, in addition to filtering the water and using fluoride-free pastes. It is a curious halogen that may receive more details eventually. Increasing your intake of deep-sea fish will give you a dose of vitamins and minerals that your brain loves, especially the wonders of complex B and selenium. There's a lot of iodine in things like bananas, seaweed, broccoli, etc... But the dose I'm thinking of might require another method.' Antioxidants in general will help with the pineal and several other problems in the body Other tips I can give you are to consume borax, the cleaning product, it helps a lot with free testosterone and deals with various ailments in the body, it deserves its own post so you understand that I'm not crazy. Insecticides and pesticides also cause this phenomenon, in fact, always prioritize organic products (you should already be doing this). Anyway

Speaking in Chechens Amina Ependieva is a Chechen girl with a very rare combination of genetic anomalies, having heterochromia and albinism.

Visiting historic cities in Brazil is like diving into the living history of each state. Every street and building has a story to tell about how we lived and who we were. It is a practical and interesting way to understand where we come from, how our culture was formed and why it is important to take care of these legacies for future generations. It is also an invitation to rethink how far we have gone culturally backwards.