An Integrated Protocol to Stimulate, Nourish and Decalcify the Pineal Gland

The pineal gland lies at the centre of the brain and yet has receptors capable of detecting light. This has led to the hypothesis that it may once have been a kind of “third eye”, as it is still called in some ancient cultures. Its sensitivity to light means that, according to this theory, different frequencies of light received through the eyes can stimulate the gland to produce substances that are then carried throughout the body in the form of physiological “instructions”.

My decision grew out of my study of the plant world. It was there that I found the key to applying neuroscience to photobiomodulation therapy. For plants, light is a form of nourishment. This is why I believe the plant world provides the biogenic elements needed to support human cellular health. Today, many researchers are exploring the connections between humans and plants. At the same time, the study of light as a stimulus for cellular regeneration has opened new avenues for research into mitochondria – the structures within our cells responsible for producing energy. Nutraceuticals concentrate biogenic compounds derived from plants and make them available for consumption, including in the form of herbal infusions. In my view, this makes nutraceuticals the most scientifically advanced branch of nutritional supplementation. Plants grow by drawing nourishment from sunlight, and when we consume their extracts, we are, in a sense, nourishing ourselves with light.