The Anatomy of Power Suppression

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Lya Brk Ujv

8/3/20255 min read

A call for all witches to check themselves for intellectual faltering and overall cognitive decline. Someone who is suffering through mental clogs or is flat out off their rocker, shouldn't dabble in occultic seances or spell work—period! You think you're good to go?! Fact is we are—all of us—tainted. It's just a matter of to what extent.

So, here’s the ugly truth that keeps getting louder the deeper you look: we’re not just living—we’re surviving a sabotage. From the second we’re born, we are handed a toxic starter pack of processed garbage, tainted water, poisoned air, and flashy distractions. The pineal gland, that tiny pinecone antenna tucked in our brains, was supposed to help us connect—to regulate sleep, mood, immunity, and even spirituality. And aside from all of this altered conscious awarenessness, it secretes melatonin, a hormone with neuroprotective, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory properties that was literally designed to shield us. But guess what? That protection got hijacked before we even get a chance to use it properly. The pineal calcifies as we age, but the process is expedited by toxic bombardment—and that’s not a theory, that’s an ongoing muted attack.

And just when you think you can opt out—go raw, go clean, go holistic—you realize that even breathing is compromised. WiFi and EMF radiation flood every inch of public and private space. This radiation increases oxidative stress, mutilates your DNA, and compromises cellular integrity. So even if you stop scrolling, your neighbor’s signal is still roasting your cells like invisible microwave popcorn. We’ve reached a point where even enjoying a damn toasted muffin—baked in an aluminum-lined oven while doomscrolling—is a chemical ritual in self-sabotage. But the real pain? The more you wake up, the more you're alienated. You’re labeled paranoid, difficult, obsessive. “That guy.” That woman who “wants to live off the grid.” That fussy friend. That problematic relative.

But what the hell are we supposed to do—not care?! Ignore the science? Pretend melatonin is still flowing free while our pineal glands harden like marble? This system doesn’t want you conscious, balanced, or thriving. It wants you dulled, distracted, and dependent. And in the end, the only people who will survive this orchestrated decay are the ones willing to be inconvenient. The ones who read the labels, ditch the poison, question the norms, and push back—even if it makes them the odd one out. Because survival isn't about fitting in—it's about seeing clearly and choosing differently. Wake up. Stay up. Detox your body, your mind, your space. This is war, and your awareness is the only weapon you’ve got left.

✅ Here's how chewing gum helps your brain:

1. Increased blood flow to the brain:
Chewing activates facial and jaw muscles, which increases heart rate and improves cerebral blood flow — especially to the hippocampus (responsible for memory and learning).

2. Short-term boost in alertness and attention:
Studies have shown that chewing gum during tasks can improve focus, concentration, and even reaction times. It helps you stay awake, especially during repetitive or boring tasks.

3. Stress reduction & mood enhancement:
The repetitive motion of chewing can help reduce cortisol levels (the stress hormone), leading to a subtle calming effect. It may also boost serotonin production.

4. Cognitive support after tooth loss:
For people who’ve lost teeth and aren’t chewing solid food as often, chewing gum can simulate that missing neural stimulation — helping maintain some activity in the affected brain regions.

🚫 But here’s the catch:

1. Most gum is full of garbage:
Artificial sweeteners like aspartame or sucralose (neurotoxic for some people) Synthetic flavors, colors, and plastic polymers (yes, plastic!) Titanium dioxide (a whitening agent also found in sunscreen) BHT (a petroleum-derived preservative banned in some countries)

2. Excessive chewing can cause TMJ or jaw issues, especially if you're clenching or grinding.

3. The benefits are short-term.
Chewing gum is a quick hack — not a substitute for real cognitive practices like sleep, learning, physical activity, or chewing *real* food.

✅ If you want gum for brain health:

Choose natural gums made from chicle (tree sap), with xylitol or stevia instead of synthetic sweeteners. Brands like Simply Gum, PUR, or Spry are cleaner alternatives and chew for 10–20 minutes at a time, ideally after meals or during a low-energy slump.

Bottom line: Yes, gum chewing stimulates the brain. It’s not a miracle fix, but it’s a functional habit when done right — especially if you're missing teeth or looking for a clean brain boost in a pinch. Just avoid the gum aisle trash that’s poisoning people under the guise of "fresh breath."

✅ Here's how chewing gum helps your brain:

1. Increased blood flow to the brain:
Chewing activates facial and jaw muscles, which increases heart rate and improves cerebral blood flow — especially to the hippocampus (responsible for memory and learning).

2. Short-term boost in alertness and attention:
Studies have shown that chewing gum during tasks can improve focus, concentration, and even reaction times. It helps you stay awake, especially during repetitive or boring tasks.

3. Stress reduction & mood enhancement:
The repetitive motion of chewing can help reduce cortisol levels (the stress hormone), leading to a subtle calming effect. It may also boost serotonin production.

4. Cognitive support after tooth loss:
For people who’ve lost teeth and aren’t chewing solid food as often, chewing gum can simulate that missing neural stimulation — helping maintain some activity in the affected brain regions.

🚫 But here’s the catch:

1. Most gum is full of garbage:
Artificial sweeteners like aspartame or sucralose (neurotoxic for some people) Synthetic flavors, colors, and plastic polymers (yes, plastic!) Titanium dioxide (a whitening agent also found in sunscreen) BHT (a petroleum-derived preservative banned in some countries)

2. Excessive chewing can cause TMJ or jaw issues, especially if you're clenching or grinding.

3. The benefits are short-term.
Chewing gum is a quick hack — not a substitute for real cognitive practices like sleep, learning, physical activity, or chewing *real* food.

✅ If you want gum for brain health:

Choose natural gums made from chicle (tree sap), with xylitol or stevia instead of synthetic sweeteners. Brands like Simply Gum, PUR, or Spry are cleaner alternatives and chew for 10–20 minutes at a time, ideally after meals or during a low-energy slump.

Bottom line: Yes, gum chewing stimulates the brain. It’s not a miracle fix, but it’s a functional habit when done right — especially if you're missing teeth or looking for a clean brain boost in a pinch. Just avoid the gum aisle trash that’s poisoning people under the guise of "fresh breath."

Let’s talk fluoride—the so-called "teeth protector" shoved into our drinking water. It's a neurotoxin. It degrades our neurons, messes with our antioxidant defenses, and triggers oxidative stress in the brain. You ever feel foggy, agitated, or disconnected? Welcome to your chemically-altered neural landscape. Glyphosate—aka weed killer in your cereal—is another assassin. It’s sprayed on crops we eat, fed to animals we consume, and then served up on a silver platter of FDA-approved insect particles and larval feces. Meanwhile, aluminum—yes, the metal—is lurking in our food additives, medications, and cookware. Antacids, muffins, processed cheese—it’s in everything. Aluminum overload attacks your bones, heart, lungs, nervous system—and if your kidneys can’t flush it, you’re basically a walking metal dump.

Now ask yourself—how the hell can anyone do real energy work, spiritual healing, or divination with clarity and integrity when their inner frequency is being hijacked 24/7? Your aura is not glowing; it’s glitching. Your third eye isn’t open either—it’s under siege. This isn’t about gatekeeping—it’s about responsibility. You don’t let someone with brain fog perform brain surgery, right? So why should spiritual work be any different? Especially when you’re potentially channeling energies through a compromised vessel. If your vessel is malfunctioning, the magic is too. Purify or pause—those are your only options. Because whether you identify as witch, mystic, healer, or seeker, the truth is the same: poisoned bodies make for corrupted conduits.