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If you're looking for Cholestyramine in the U.S

Someone's selling 200 packets for 130$, posted in the /ToxicMoldExposure sub

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u/ImXenia85 — 14 days ago
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Extremely valuable for Brain Fog and Neuro Inflammation.

Exremely valuable perspective and add-on approach to your CIRS journey. According to dr. Neil Nathan, mold patients have severe lymph stagnation. Dr. Perry teaches effective tehniques to unblock lymph nodes and drain the stuck gunk from our bodies. I practice his Big 6 Lymph reset every day and see major benefits in brain fog, memory, energy, mood, resilience and digestion.

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u/ImXenia85 — 14 days ago
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EP239: Beyond Mold: The Continent of the Cell Danger Response - Part 1 - Andrew Heyman, MD, MHSA

Everyone should listen to Dr. Heyman's latest discoveries in the field of CIRS and beyond - branching into chronic illness like Long Covid, CFS, Lyme, MCAS, fibromyalgia, etc.

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u/ImXenia85 — 24 days ago

Paris posts a tribute to her father... what do you make of the lyrics?

https://youtu.be/lxTtgL76Jyg?si=BYcNlTvOihykp9ti

https://youtu.be/8XwbfLI1pp8?si=XXV5DiOpyOA8IB1a

Verse 1\]

You should really see 'em all going like this

I wonder if you know her, want to know the things you missed

All crowded in the bedlam like some feral kids, suffocating

It's such a trip

\[Verse 2\]

Thumbprint scuffing on the coward's glass

And if they cut themselves, they'll use up light to forge a one-way pact

Sucking on your bones is the final act

They ate you alive

Would you look at that?

Even in death, when there's nothing left

Chorus\]

I'll see you in my sleep

They won't need to stare

It's just you and me

There's no need to keep them amused

Got nothing to prove when it's mе and you

\[Verse 2\]

It's like playing bloody knuckles with a concretе wall

Anything that's real will leave them outraged and apalled

Headless words'll tell me that it's all my fault

Hey, just for clicks, maybe it is

Keeping what I have left close to my heart

They'll twist it and interpret it as something cold and stark

Tired of trying to mirror what they call their love

'Cause it's not enough and it never was

I'll do something else

Keep you to myself

\[Chorus\]

I'll see you in my sleep

They won't need to stare

It's just you and me

There's no need to keep them amused

Got nothing to prove when it's me and you

u/ImXenia85 — 2 months ago
▲ 21 r/PsychologyofMJ+1 crossposts

Psychology of (extremely devoted) MJ fandom.

What would motivate fans (particularly the extremely devoted ones) to relish in making and commenting to such posts?

Do you consider them normal or out of line?

*I hope this doesn't get erased, as the psychology of MJ's fandom (especially that of his highly devoted supporters) is closely connected to Michael's own psyche and therefore extremely RELEVANT to the topic of this sub.

u/ImXenia85 — 2 months ago
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How do you micro-dose VIP?

I keep hearing that micro-dosing VIP can help calm down sensitivity in the binders phase.

Can anyone please explain what's a micro dose and how do you administer it?

I don't have access to a CIRS pracitioner due to geographical and financial issues and couldn't find anything online no matter how much I researched.

Appreciate it🙏

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u/ImXenia85 — 2 months ago

What do you think should happen to the person who did this? (Psychological tactic)

https://youtube.com/shorts/tA9JOQhSGnw?si=jr3v0YU0vNavyj0R

Posting this as it highlights a simple, yet effective psychological tactic, aimed to to establish the presence or absence of guilt or lying - through the means of asking a simple question.

Who remembers what Michael Jackson's reply was, in the interview conducted by Diane Sawyer? (the one with Lisa Marie).

u/ImXenia85 — 2 months ago

He gives me the creeps

Same lines Michael used on his victims, minus the death threats. Although Michael would scare his victims too, in different ways (we'll both go to prison, etc). What a piece of work this "mentor" was.

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u/ImXenia85 — 2 months ago
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CIRS resources- Proposal for the MODS

Hi, I have a proposal for the mods of this sub.

As there are new people joining every day, it'd be nice to have a pinned thread with some centralized helpful resources for the new people who don't know what they're dealing with.

For example:

What is CIRS? — a brief definition and terminology.

CIRS vs. “mold toxicity” — what the terms mean and where they overlap/differ.

The Shoemaker Protocol — a high-level overview.

Common terminology — CIRS, biotoxins, ERMI/HERTSMI-2, MARCoNS, VCS, WDB etc.

CIRS test labs — MSH, TGFB-1, VIP, MMP-9, LEPTIN, etc.

Frequently asked questions — answers to the things newcomers most often ask.

Where to start — a short “if you’re completely new, read these 3 things first” section.

Video gallery — useful CIRS podcasts, presentations etc.

What do you guys think? Would you find that useful?

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u/ImXenia85 — 2 months ago

Michael Jackson displayed pedophile predatory tendencies since he was as young as 15 years old.

Child actor Rick Segall (often credited as Ricky Segall) famously appeared alongside Michael Jackson on February 19, 1974, when they co-hosted the inaugural American Music Awards together alongside Donny Osmond and Rodney Allen Rippy.

For everyone wondering if there were victims before the 90's, I think this is quite revealing.

He had already started chasing little boys since as early as 1974.

I'm quite sure he didn't wait 18 more years to fulfill his urges.

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u/ImXenia85 — 2 months ago

A diagnosed narcissist explains How the Narcissist's Mind Works. Not saying MJ was a narcissist - but food for thought.

Fascinating split between the concious and unconcious mind of a narcissist, shedding some light on the confusing, convoluted way they operate with regards life and relationships.

My aim isn't to diagnose Michael. However, each person can take a listen and decide for themselves if this pathology might have played a role in the superstar's life and troubled relatioships.

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u/ImXenia85 — 3 months ago

Michael Jackson called Trump's 7 year old son "very beautiful" and wanted to take him to Neverland

The title says it all.

No beautiful kid was spared MJ's obsession, including Eric Trump. That kid was lucky he didn't go to Neverland.

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u/ImXenia85 — 3 months ago

In an 1983 interview, Michael claims he had a wonderful childhood and he wouldn't change a thing about it.

What a fascinating interview with Diane Collins from 1983. When asked if he has any regrets about growing up too fast, Michael replies that his childhood was absolutely great, spent doing what he loves most in the world, and he wouldn't change a thing about it.

That's in total contrast with his later mantra of "I never had a childhood". I wonder when (what year) he first started telling that story, does anyone know?

Why do you think this is? What made him change his mind? Were there any psychological triggers involved? To consider, this interview was recorded before the Pepsi incident. I wonder if that had something to do with it... Anyways, I found it equally fascinating and intriguing and I'm curious to see what others have to say about it.

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u/ImXenia85 — 3 months ago