Breaking! Just published, readily available treatment for ebola! Melatonin!!

You're thinking "melanin", not "melatonin". You got the "mela" part right, I'm impressed!

Tell that to my couch....

I also suggest Ashwagandha Root.

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Ashwagandha Benefits

Indicated for...

Insomnia, Slows tumor growth, Anxiety, Reduces Cholesterol.
May increase the effects of barbiturates, use in combination with sedatives should be avoided. As a central nervous system depressant, or tranquilizer, the herb should be used in moderation.

Ashwagandha root is a herb of the ages. It is the 'ginseng' of Ayurvedic medicine, the traditional medicine of India and is considered an 'adaptogen', a term used to describe herbs that improve physical energy and athletic ability, increase immunity to colds and infections and increase sexual capacity and fertility.

One reason for ashwagandha's reputation as a general energy-promoting, disease-preventing tonic may be its effect on the immune system. A number of studies have shown significant increases in white blood cell counts and other measures of strengthened immunity in rodents given ashwagandha or certain chemicals extracted from the herb.

Ashwagandha may also have a mild sedative effect on the central nervous system and in animal studies it has been shown to be a muscle relaxant. It is commonly used to increase vitality, particularly when recovering from chronic illnesses and pain management for arthritic conditions.

Ashwagandha may also help regulate blood sugar which aids in suppressing sugar cravings. Research shows ashwagandha may be a promising alternative for cancer treatment and prevention. Ashwagandha seems to show positive effects on the endocrine, cardio, and central nervous systems. It is one herb that could help your body produce it's own thyroid hormones.

Suggested Properties

Strengthens immune system, antioxidant, rejuventaing. abortifacient, adaptogen, antibiotic, aphrodisiac, astringent, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anti-anxiety, anti-tumor, immuno-modulating, diuretic; narcotic, sedative, tonic.

Uses...
Increase immunity to colds & infections, vitality, male fertility and libido. Combats impotence and helps regulate blood sugar.

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Last Edited by Cassie :-) on 10/01/2014 03:16 AM

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High levels of melatonin in the seeds of edible plants: possible function in germ tissue protection.

Manchester LC1, Tan DX, Reiter RJ, Park W, Monis K, Qi W.

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Abstract

The seeds of plants represent the anlage of the next generation and are vital to their existence. Melatonin has been identified in the leaves and flowers of plants but not in seeds. In this study, we examined the seeds of 15 edible plants for the presence of melatonin which was extracted using cold ethanol. Melatonin was initially identified by radioimmunoassay and subsequently quantified and confirmed using high performance liquid chromatography. The physiological concentrations of melatonin in the 15 seeds studied ranged from 2 to 200 ng/g dry weight. The highest concentrations of melatonin were observed in white and black mustard seeds.


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:D

EAT CICADAS!

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and mulberry leaves

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see:

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Reminds me of the Melatonin crop circle.

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Thread: July 23rd crop circle shows chemical structure of melatonin, Maybe humans need to chill out?

Because like everything else they do that is redundant, the best thing they do is

COMPARTMENTALIZATION

I live in South Africa. After reading this last night, I decided to go and pick up some Melatonin (as any paranoid conspiracy theorist would).

To my surprise, not a single bottle to be found in any of the large chain pharmacies or health shops. Apparently it has stopped being manufactured (locally at least) and has been removed from the shelves as it will now be available on prescription only. Same with Vitamin B12 and B comp intravenous.

The timing is suspicious to say the least....

This thread is important. Please check your supplies in your local stores and see if there are shortages...

After much driving around and searching, I bought up all the stock I could find...6 bottles...that's it....

That sonofabitch Obama found a kill whitey virus.

fucking idiot here folks. melanin and melatonin are 2 separate things you troll

Yes could be also symbolism we as humanity are "asleep"

Cool page that talks about the relationship between melatonin and melanin.

[link to www.secretsinplainsight.com]

The pineal gland secretes melatonin which activates the pituitary gland to release melanocyte stimulating hormone. It is in the melanocytes that melanin is produced. -Source

Melanin is a biopolymer and a neuropeptide. In the early 1970s, researchers found melanin to be an organic semiconductor (Science, vol 183, 853-855 (1974)). Studies revealed that melanin acted as an electrical threshold switch, emitting a flash of light—electroluminescence—when it switched. Though the findings were published, these findings largely were overlooked.

Melanin influences neural activity and mediates the conduction of radiation, light, heat and kinetic energy. As such, it is the subject of intense interest in biotech research and development, most notably in organic electronics. -Source

You know, you may be on to something. I've often wondered if there was a nefarious reason why certain drugs like nicotine and marijuana have been under attack for so long by the medical establishment.

Wow, tart cherry juice is really high in Melatonin, 17,535 ng/100 gm. Here's a good chart with food sources.

[link to www.immunehealthscience.com]

Forget the tomato plants, bring in the cherries.

Bump again...good for additional preps. When all else fails, better to have something else to try (Melatonin, Nano-Silver, elderberry, powdered C, etc.)

Maybe this is why the locals delivered these types of food to the family of patient zero in Texas.

Just found a crazy good deal on melatonin online at Walgreens.
5 mg, 100 tablets, just $8.49 PLUS buy one get one free right now. [link to www.walgreens.com]