Victor Mifsud
One man's journey to stop the progression of his blindness may have unlocked the the secret to building the super human brain. You can get access to the documentary by messaging Victor on http://MyNeuroplasticAdventure.com
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SHR # 2379 :: My Neuroplastic Adventure
Show Notes:
[6:14] Victor’s journey started out as a quest to stall blindness.
- The steps he has uncovered are important for brain health.
[7:48] The eye is the only part of the brain that you can see.
[8:16] David Webber’s “use it or lose it” approach to blindness.
- He used unconscious methods to draw blood into the eye.
- He also used techniques such as palming to relax the eye.
[11:45] Eyeglasses lock your eyes into an unnatural groove.
- This causes unidentified eye strain.
[14:00] Nobody is exercising their eyes.
- Pencil pushups are a great exercise for the eyes.
[16:22] Neuroplasticity and peptides.
- Epitalon has been shown to improve eyesight.
- Retinamolin is a retinal bioregulator peptide.
- Things that stimulate neuroplasticity are best used intermittently.
- Adaptations always occur after stimulation.
- Melatonin stalls the progression of retinitis.
- Natural light first thing is the morning is important.
[29:07] Vincent’s exercise of using an analog clock.
- It allows the brain to become accustomed to time/space and time awareness.
[43:20] Relau effect.
- Blood cells get thick and stack on each other.
- Grounding and PEMF reduces this effect.
- Vincent has been experimenting with the Blueshield device.
[55:48] The eye exercises’ effect on Vincent.
- They have reduces his prescription by 33%.
- Fixing health problems is a multi-pronged stategy.
[1:09:36] Psychedelics and neuroplasticity.
- In 2013 it was shown that chronic use of LSD allows the left and right hemispheres of the brain to collaborate.
- Carl is not convinced that microdosing LSD is the way to go though.
