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Feb 26, 2023Liked by Gary Sharpe, Lilian Sjøberg

The sense called interoception, which help us feel what is going on inside us - interesting!

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Feb 26, 2023·edited Feb 26, 2023Liked by Gary Sharpe, Lilian Sjøberg

Great analysis and connection to the body's balance!

Here's a clip from a show called Legion which goes into the nocebo effect.

https://youtu.be/sC13_y36Tls

Here's the rest of the clips which deal with other psychological exploits. Once we can admit that these things influence our bodies and consciousness, we can learn how to use them to our benefit, instead of being strung along by others.

https://youtu.be/mZWgcKBkauE

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appreciate your unfolding of this subject, and message of hope

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Feb 26, 2023Liked by Gary Sharpe, Lilian Sjøberg

I've thought for years that it's super weird that although the placebo effect is obviously well known, scientist usually aim to neutralise it in order to objectively test their drugs. That bit does make sense to me But what doesn't make sense to me is why there seem to be so few studies on how to harness it and use it for healing. I know there's probably not a lot of money in that, but I wonder if there are any universities funding such kind of research....

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Feb 26, 2023Liked by Gary Sharpe, Lilian Sjøberg

So much of what you write (everything, in fact) also works when looking at the social situation - notably the placebo and nocebo effect. My group hugely intensifies the placebo effect. The mainstream environment intensifies the nocebo effect - plus a FALSE sense of security build over a deeply entrenched nocebo belief system.

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Great compilation to feature Lilian! Couple of things I'd like to share:

First, hospitals are an environment that create stress and suffering, and I think that they are also used broadly for experimentation. For example, many parents recently shared that their newborn was diagnosed with jaundice and placed in an isolation crib, wearing only a diaper. They are blindfolded and kept under bright, unnatural light for most hours of the day and night. Parents have little or no contact with the baby. This is nothing but a horrific trauma-based experiment. Babies need as much loving body contact as possible, mostly with the mother and father, but with other family members, friends, and caregivers.

Second, to your sentence:

"No witchcraft could have done a better job of creating a nocebo doom."

I believe that allopathic medicine practitioners ARE performing witchcraft. It's their Luciferian anti-life training.

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