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Why Most People Can't Think
Critically Since COVID
Fix Your Short Term Memory Loss – Hippocampus Repair – Dr.Berg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xykt0O98Wpk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1UKNiOVaJI
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2024/06/01/the-indoctrinated-brain.aspx
Dr. Michael Nehls, author of The
Indoctrinated Brain, reveals terrifying blueprint for the globalist assault
on your neurology
https://www.brighteon.com/c2491ae2-4a28-4e74-97a5-d94894a3f56f
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2024/06/01/the-indoctrinated-brain.aspx
How the World Was Successfully
Indoctrinated
As noted by Nehls, both attack strategies
were implemented worldwide at the start of the COVID pandemic.
New index neurons are decimated by oxygen
deprivation (think masks), vitamin D deficiency (recall the relentless
“debunking” of vitamin D claims?), alcohol toxicity (just why were liquor
stores kept open while everything else had to close?), and other toxins,
including the COVID-19 spike protein, whether from the virus or the mRNA
shots.
Meanwhile, existing neurons are decimated
by the chronic release of stress hormones, such as what happens when you
fear you might catch a virus and die every time you go to the grocery store
or pass an unmasked person on the street.
The second part — overwriting
autobiographical memories with a technocratic narrative — becomes easy when
people are in a state of mental and emotional exhaustion. Why? Because when
you force yourself to think when you’re mentally exhausted, you’re overwriting
old neurons — the old memories that make up your identity.
Add anxiety and fear into the mix, and you
have a perfect recipe for indoctrination as the old memories are not only
being overwritten, but the anxiety-filled new narrative is also being
efficiently stored in your long-term memory. As noted in Nehls’ book:5
“Fomenting anxiety, especially on the
nightly news … is a highly effective means of forcing the hippocampus to
activate System 2, even in a state of ego-depletion. Propagated content of
the technocratic narrative is implanted in memory and, in the absence of
new unused index neurons, access to earlier memories is simultaneously
erased.”
Lockdowns, social distancing, masking, the
closing of gyms, playgrounds, beaches and outdoor
parks, the COVID shots, the ever-changing goal posts, the successive
contradictory narratives, the fearmongering, and health-harming advice such
as avoiding vitamin D all work toward the same outcomes.
First, they facilitate indoctrination by
destroying and causing neurons involved in autobiographical memory to be
overwritten. The result is people who, quite literally, cannot fully
remember their own autobiographical past. It’s been overwritten with technocratic
consensus statements, and when asked to engage in logical reasoning, they
can’t.
They simply parrot the propaganda
narratives because the very center of their individuality (their
autobiographical memory) has been replaced by these narratives. What’s
more, whey you question the narrative, they perceive it as a direct attack
on them personally, as the narrative is who they now are. It’s become part
of their personality.
The COVID measures also speed
neurodegeneration and cognitive loss, resulting in dementia. And indeed,
recent research shows memory and executive function in older adults dropped
by 50% during the first year of the pandemic.6
Media and global leaders have created a
perfect vicious cycle, beginning with fearmongering, goal post switching
and bad health advice that create chronic stress and key nutritional
deficiencies, which drives chronically elevated levels of stress hormones,
which causes chronically inhibited hippocampal neurogenesis, which results
in chronically reduced mental resilience, which feeds chronic stress.
The result of this loop is a steady
deterioration of autobiographical memory, which facilitates indoctrination.
As the title of his book makes clear, the
whole world has been placed under a sort of indoctrination protocol — and a
very successful one at that — which has led to many being seemingly unable
to think for themselves anymore or to logically assess information.
Rates of depression and Alzheimer’s are
also spiking around the world, and the age of onset for both are rapidly
falling. Yet the causes behind the rises in mental and neurological
problems are not being eliminated. how chronic stress and fearmongering have
led to inhibited hippocampal neurogenesis and decreased mental resilience,
which facilitates indoctrination
Your neurology is being assailed in a
variety of ways that can impair your cognition. The good news is, once you
understand how this is done, you can take proactive steps to protect your
neurological health and in so doing “inoculate” yourself against indoctrination
at the same time
Two thinking systems exist: nonthinking (System 1) and critical thinking (System
2). Stress and poor mitochondrial health impair activation of System 2
Lifestyle factors like having a purpose,
making sure you’re getting all essential micronutrients, especially vitamin
D and iodine, social connections, exercise and sleep support hippocampal
neurogenesis, which is essential for lifelong neurological health
Essential dietary factors for
mitochondrial health and energy production include limiting linoleic acid
intake, eating the right carbs in optimal amounts
and limiting fats, and
keeping your serotonin and estrogen levels
low. Certain dietary supplements are also helpful
Your autobiographical memory is what
allows you to form a unique individuality. The four keys to
autobiographical memory are: where something happened, when it happened,
what happened, and how it felt. In the video clip above, Nehls reviews how
the autobiographical memory works.
Of these four memory factors, the
emotional association (how you felt) is paramount. If something is exciting
or frightening, the memory of where, when and what are cemented into
memory, and can easily be dredged back up simply by being reminded of the same
feeling.
Short-term memory is stored in the frontal
lobe of your brain. Nothing is recorded here, so no long-term memories are
created. Autobiographical memories are stored in your hippocampi, located
in the temporal lobes of your brain. While there are two, one on each side,
most simply refer to these as a singular hippocampus.
Without your hippocampus, you’d be
incapable of remembering anything for more than a few seconds. But even
with fully functional hippocampus, you cannot store the memory of every
moment of your life. Your hippocampus is constantly making choices about what
to remember and what to forget, and the primary selection is based on the
amount of emotional charge involved.
Fear is a proven means of making sure
someone will remember something. The hippocampus stores the emotional
responses to the time and place (when and where) that the emotionally
charged event took place in the dentate gyrus, an area inside the
hippocampi, while the details of the event and how you felt (what and how)
are stored in the cornu ammonis,
another area inside the hippocampi.
How to Successfully Fend Off the Attack on
Your Mental Freedom
The good news is, you can reverse the
effects of these attacks on your neurology and regain your mental freedom.
To reiterate, to protect your mental immune system and inoculate yourself
against indoctrination, you need to:
Find a purpose and go after it
Make sure you’re getting all the essential
micronutrients, especially iodine and vitamin D
Pursue an active social life
Get plenty of exercise
Optimize your sleep
Ditch unrealistic expectations and embrace
challenging but doable tasks
Optimize Your Energy Production to
Facilitate System 2 Thinking
To Nehls’ list, I would add the following
advice:
•Limit your linoleic acid (LA) intake — LA
decimates your mitochondrial function resulting in decreased ability to
create cellular energy, and without energy, your brain simply won’t have
the energy to switch into System 2 thinking. Optimizing your mitochondrial
energy production is the crux not only to a healthy body and mind but also
your intuition.
The energy produced by your mitochondria
is virtually identical to the energy that created the universe and
undergirds physical reality. So, once you optimize your mitochondrial
energy production, you also swing the door wide open to your higher
spiritual faculties where intuition, inner guidance and pure knowing
resides.
I dare say, once you’re connected to your
inner knowing, no indoctrination attempt can succeed because you can “see”
clearly, even when truth is being hidden.
•Eat healthy carbs, in optimal amounts,
and limit fats — This will optimize your mitochondrial glucose metabolism
resulting in higher energy production. Fat metabolism (which you enter when
your fat content is too high, likely above 35% of daily calories) reduces
mitochondrial efficiency by 25% to 50%. Healthy carbs include ripe fruits,
raw honey, and starches like white rice.
Glucose metabolism also increases
structured water (mitochondria-produced water), also known as
deuterium-depleted water, and reduces reactive oxygen species (ROS)
production in the mitochondria.
•Keep your serotonin level low —
Serotonin, often misconstrued as the "happy hormone," acts as an
antimetabolite, hindering energy production in your mitochondria, resulting
in fatigue and slowed metabolism. Recent research
has also linked high serotonin levels to dementia.
One way to lower your serotonin is to
increase GABA, which is available as a supplement, as GABA increases the
degradation rate of serotonin. People who have high GABA levels usually
have low serotonin, and vice-versa.
People with high GABA/low serotonin are
typically calm and gregarious, whereas GABA deficiency and elevated
serotonin is associated with anxiety, fear, depression, short temper,
phobias, impulsiveness and disorganization.
Another important strategy is to address
your gut health. When complex carbs that aren’t digested in your stomach
travel down to your intestine, they end up feeding gram-negative bacteria
that produce endotoxin, also known as LPS (lipopolysaccharide).
Endotoxin catalyzes a series of metabolic
reactions that converts tryptophan in your gut to serotonin. So, to inhibit
serotonin production in your gut (which is where most of the serotonin in
your body is produced), you want to prevent endotoxin production, which
means you need to balance your gut microbiome.
•Keep your estrogen level low — Like
serotonin, estrogen is also antimetabolic and will inhibit energy
production. Tips on how to lower your estrogen load can be found here.
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