I found a major study published in the Molecular Neurodegeneration
Journal in 2019 where scientists studied people with early memory
loss and cognitive decline.
What they discovered was shocking.
They found out that each one of these patients had a significant
calcification1 in a tiny organ in the brain called the pineal
gland.
Now, you might be wondering, what is the pineal gland?
And why is it such a big deal when it comes to memory loss?
Let me explain...
The pineal gland is a small organ in the brain that releases an
important hormone called melatonin.
Now you might know melatonin as a sleep supplement, but according
to a new study published in 2023 from
Harvard Medical School, the natural melatonin our
pineal gland releases is quite different.
They showed that not only does natural melatonin help regulate
sleep but it also acts as “neuroprotector.”2
Meaning that when melatonin is released properly from the pineal
gland…
Your nervous system can fight inflammation, keep your brain agile,
improve memory, and protect against oxidative stress.
The problem is, patients who struggle with cognitive decline have
a dysfunctional pineal gland that can’t release
melatonin.
Here’s what that means… Imagine your brain as a car.
The pineal gland is like an oil pump, and melatonin is the oil
that keeps everything running smoothly.
Stanford scientists confirmed that melatonin
“lubricates” the neurons in your brain, making
sure they function smoothly and communicate effectively…3
So that when you try to think about where you left your keys,
recall a name, or remember important dates, your brain can
retrieve the information quickly and accurately.
But here’s the catch…
People with early stages of cognitive decline have a calcified pineal gland.
This means there isn’t enough melatonin in the brain to allow
neurons to communicate together…
Over time, neurons in the brain start to “rust,” deteriorate, and
eventually DIE.
Now why does this happen in the first place?
Well studies show that as we age, the pineal gland produces less
and less melatonin over time, especially for people over 60.
But there’s one other major culprit behind the pineal gland
calcification that’s terrifyingly overlooked.
I found a study in the Journal of Environmental Health showing
that the pineal gland is especially vulnerable to a toxic mineral
called Fluoride.
Fluoride is everywhere: in the water we drink, the food we eat
(especially canned food, wine, seafood, potato, grapes), and even
in toothpaste.
Now I always thought the dangers of fluoride were just conspiracy
theories.
However, it turns out that Harvard scientists confirmed fluoride
is highly neurotoxic, meaning it kills neurons in the brain, the
same ones that keep your memory sharp.5
And the worst part?
The pineal gland is like a magnet to this toxic mineral…
Over the years, every time you brush your teeth, drink tap water,
eat food that contain fluoride, this toxic mineral enters your
bloodstream and builds up around your pineal gland.
It acts like sludge that clogs the oil pump until it becomes
calcified and can no longer release melatonin.
Here’s how it starts to look:
Without this essential oil (melatonin), the car (your brain)
starts to break down.
Neurons don’t fire properly, they start slowly disconnecting and
unable to send signals to each others until they
completely DIE.