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Hi Roman.

Not sure if this is related or useful regarding light/ colour frequency on kids or people that watch modern movies/ video games?

https://open.substack.com/pub/arnoldtohtfan/p/colour-grading-as-sensory-deprivation?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=tz1pu

It made me wonder if colour frequency affects the charkras ( if they exist)?

Orange

The sacral chakra plays an active role in our intimacy and expression. It is believed your passion, creativity and deepest desires originate in this chakra. The sacral chakra controls our centre of passion, play and pleasure.

The sacral chakra vibration is believed to be a frequency of 417hz. By listening to this solfeggio frequency it’s thought you can help rebalance the 2nd chakra by clearing away negative past feelings, to help encourage new beginnings.

A blocked sacral could also look like an overactive sacral chakra. The emotional markers of overactivity include overindulgence in intimate fantasies, extreme mood swings, and addictive behaviors around substances and food.

Turquoise/ blue

The vishuddha or throat chakra acts as the body’s communication hub. It’s where you find your voice, speak your truth, and sing praises—for yourself and others. This chakra is associated with speaking up and expressing yourself, but also with hearing and being heard. Philosophically, the vishuddha chakra is associated with truth, clarity, and responsibility

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Over seventy different medications have been proven to give you cataracts as a side effect. I am sure blue light is responsible for some of this, but how many people take multiple pharmaceuticals?

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Good point. What’s one medication that’s most known for cataracts? Curious

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Statins

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Makes sense - they drain live-saving cholesterol, which supports our brain (fat) and our eyes are part of the brain...

Thank you Commoncents! You're living up to your name (:

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anti-biotics too.

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Geez. Didn't even think of that one, but makes sense. Do you have a link/ know by what pathway the antibiotics ruin vision? We make tons of serotonin in the gut, which then creates melatonin (tons in the eye).

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well first I have personal experience. and then when I went to look up why my eye sight worsened I learned that the anti biotic I was on... IV delivery for 5 weeks. that one of the side effects was vision loss.

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Man, sorry to hear that. Has it improved? Do you get out to see the Sunrise?

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I live for my time in Nature... it's mostly what I share in my posts. I walk 5 miles a day, garden, climb mountains, swim in the rivers.. lalala.

No the changes in my eyes has not improved.

My house faces east and west, and I watch both the sunrise and sunset most days. I watch how the sun transits the sky, rising at the Northern end of my property through the summer and moving towards the southern end in the winter, and back again.

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Thanks for sharing that Kara. Sounds like you're doing a lot to support the healing. I assume you wear blue-blocking glasses before Sunrise / after Sunset?

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Optometrists and most ophthalmologists also don't know about astaxanthin and/or won't mention it. Mine said he'd never heard of it. It's amazing for your eyes, skin, heart, brain and along with bilberry, lutein, zeaxanthin, I'm able to go without vision correction at least in my right eye. I buy either Mercola brand or Sports Research brand on Iherb.com. These two brands aren't filled with seed oils. Make sure you buy a 12 mg package so you are only taking one/day. You can also skip your suntan lotion as long as you aren't sitting in the sun but just walking around in it. If you are working out or walking in the sunshine to get your D3, do it without makeup and just a simple tank top and shorts, no socks or earthing shoes.

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Great call on the makeup and astaxanthin, I don't know when I'll be at the optometrist again, but maybe I'll contact one that's more holistic - to have them on our podcast. If you ever come across any that know what they're talking about...let us know (:

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Michael and his Dr. partner/owner are much more holistic than most: michael@naturaleyecare.ccsend.com I looked for a phone # but it's not on the newsletter. I know I had called them about 10 years ago.

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Thank you Skupe! Do you know where they are located?

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Forgot to say for people 10 and over, but not children.

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Better to completely skip the sunscreen - nearly all are pretty toxic, which is why sunscreen-wearing swiimmers are damaging coral reefs & sealife. I live in coastal CA and get lots of sun; almost never wear sunscreen unless hiking at high altitude in summer when i may put a natural makeup (without sunscreen) on my face only and/or a natural sunscreen based on mineral block like zinc or titanium (like Hauschka brand). (i know, titanium dioxide is not ideal, but my usage is extremely limited). Check out https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/dermatologys-horrendous-war-against

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I agree, but still most people with children under 10 will still cover them with sunscreen and most would never consider taking a pill like astaxanthin. That is especially if their doctors don't know about it.

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i know, it is tragic. I have heard/read women talking about being sort of shunned and considered negligent parents if they were not slathering their children with toxic chemicals at the beach like all the other parents who believe the pharma-corporate media cartel. What an upside-down world.

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Thank you Carol for sharing - FM8 does some great work - just posted this in the shownotes of this article.

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Always enjoy listening to you both, thanks for all the info! Price is right is still on 😊

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Thank you Carol! So glad to have you with us. The Price is Right was one of our faves. We would both watch it with our grandmothers often as children.

Are they giving away explosive Teslas now?

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Haha, not sure about the Tesla’s. We turn it on for noise when we are eating breakfast to drown out the chewing sounds 😆

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New Paltz, New York just outside of NYC

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Thank you! Found them! His last name is Edison (:

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I too have always wondered how the parental caution "sit at least 5 ft away from the TV" got obliterated once computers arrived - esp since back then both TVs and the old computers had cathode ray tubes shooting electrons right at your face (and eyes) - which is why the devices were so "deep" in dimension front to back. When i briefly tried using those early computers in the 1980s, it was horrible; i could not stand being near the front of them. Have you seen the latest from Louis Slesin at Microwave News? https://microwavenews.com/news-center/old-wine-new-bottles#ICBE-EMF

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You're so right! My grandma used to urge me to get back from the TV.

I will turn on all-day Night Mode on my phone.

I hope that computer comes out in laptop form so I can use it for work.

Thanks for another great post!

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