Human arrogance… Somehow, people bought into the myth that natural feelings are illnesses and if you are “sick,” whatever your problem is, you must take some synthetic chemical. As the article also observes, the body can get used to a synthetic replacement of something it normally produces. It happens for “high blood pressure” and “high blood sugar” all the time. Ironically, diabetes can qualify as an “infection” and the same can happen to “psychiatric disorders.”
“Doctors” cautiously avoid the options and ignore areal radiation and toxic exposure, too. They prefer to say, it’s a “genetic” disorder, while the DNA/RNA model has never been proven, and only seems to be a cover story for something else:
I went trough it. Was on painkillers and benzos for chronic pain. Got so slow and sedated I took myself off everything cold Turkey without medical supervision. I can tell you it was super hard, I’ve never felt worse and for a long time. But now, six years later, I am restored. I took up walking and that has made all the difference to my chronic pain and I’ve cultivated a positive mind set which has made the whole process much easier. It was the best thing I’ve ever done for myself. I’m so glad I did it.
"Kripke et al. 2012, BMJ Open — matched cohort, 10,529 hypnotic users vs 23,676 controls, adjusted for 116 strata of comorbidity:
Fewer than 18 pills per year: hazard ratio for death 3.60
18-132 pills per year: HR 4.43
Over 132 pills per year: HR 5.32
Dose-response relationship confirmed across all tiers
Cancer incidence elevated: HR 1.35 in upper third
Effect held across zolpidem, temazepam, eszopiclone, zaleplon, benzodiazepines, barbiturates, sedative antihistamines
Pre-existing disease did not explain the excess mortality
The mechanism your substitution addresses:
Magnesium — cofactor in over 300 enzymatic processes, directly involved in sleep regulation via NMDA receptor modulation and melatonin synthesis. Deficiency is widespread in Western populations eating processed food. Addresses the upstream cause rather than sedating the symptom.
Cannabis — particularly CBD and low-dose THC, shown to reduce sleep latency and improve slow-wave sleep architecture without the next-day cognitive suppression or dependency profile of benzodiazepines. No documented lethal dose. No HR 5.32 at any consumption tier.
The contrast:
A prescription that more than quintuples your mortality hazard at higher doses, for a condition addressable through mineral repletion and a plant, prescribed to 6-10% of the U.S. adult population in 2010.
That's not a treatment protocol. That's a market."
Human arrogance… Somehow, people bought into the myth that natural feelings are illnesses and if you are “sick,” whatever your problem is, you must take some synthetic chemical. As the article also observes, the body can get used to a synthetic replacement of something it normally produces. It happens for “high blood pressure” and “high blood sugar” all the time. Ironically, diabetes can qualify as an “infection” and the same can happen to “psychiatric disorders.”
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/what-has-been-causing-the-astronomical
Increasing levels of wireless radiation of all kinds can ID, track, and target a person, and they can converge:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/the-slow-and-invisible-killers
“Doctors” cautiously avoid the options and ignore areal radiation and toxic exposure, too. They prefer to say, it’s a “genetic” disorder, while the DNA/RNA model has never been proven, and only seems to be a cover story for something else:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/how-is-life-encoded
Thanks for the topic and I agree that in yet another area pharma is killing and injuring people at high costs.
I get valerian root, run it through a magic bullet and sleep soundly.
Well written & thorough, —thx 4 sharing. Suppressing sleep's restorative functions can never, but never be "healthy."
I went trough it. Was on painkillers and benzos for chronic pain. Got so slow and sedated I took myself off everything cold Turkey without medical supervision. I can tell you it was super hard, I’ve never felt worse and for a long time. But now, six years later, I am restored. I took up walking and that has made all the difference to my chronic pain and I’ve cultivated a positive mind set which has made the whole process much easier. It was the best thing I’ve ever done for myself. I’m so glad I did it.
The findings are stark.
"Kripke et al. 2012, BMJ Open — matched cohort, 10,529 hypnotic users vs 23,676 controls, adjusted for 116 strata of comorbidity:
Fewer than 18 pills per year: hazard ratio for death 3.60
18-132 pills per year: HR 4.43
Over 132 pills per year: HR 5.32
Dose-response relationship confirmed across all tiers
Cancer incidence elevated: HR 1.35 in upper third
Effect held across zolpidem, temazepam, eszopiclone, zaleplon, benzodiazepines, barbiturates, sedative antihistamines
Pre-existing disease did not explain the excess mortality
The mechanism your substitution addresses:
Magnesium — cofactor in over 300 enzymatic processes, directly involved in sleep regulation via NMDA receptor modulation and melatonin synthesis. Deficiency is widespread in Western populations eating processed food. Addresses the upstream cause rather than sedating the symptom.
Cannabis — particularly CBD and low-dose THC, shown to reduce sleep latency and improve slow-wave sleep architecture without the next-day cognitive suppression or dependency profile of benzodiazepines. No documented lethal dose. No HR 5.32 at any consumption tier.
The contrast:
A prescription that more than quintuples your mortality hazard at higher doses, for a condition addressable through mineral repletion and a plant, prescribed to 6-10% of the U.S. adult population in 2010.
That's not a treatment protocol. That's a market."
Nod and Claude
Seems the safest course is whatever they tell you do the opposite! Or ignore altogether.