Procrastination/Moody = drop in Blood Flow to the Brain

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People are procrastinating or are generally Moody because of a drop in blood flow to the brain caused by the air that they're breathing. The air restricts all your blood vessels dropping blood flow. Counteracting this with antioxidants and stuff like that can help but it's never going to really do it fully until you get rid of the source.

• The most obvious clear example of this is cigarettes. Cigarettes restrict all their blood vessels but the nicotine will boost brain activity, so it's paradoxical. Second-hand smoke is even worse for you because you don't get the "benefits" of the nicotine and instead just get hit with vascular stress = brain fog.

 

1. Go into a room with people smoking and notice the brain fog.
2. Now apply that to your house, the same thing is happening.
3. Go exercise feel great, then walk into a grocery store and notice how your state changes.

Become conscious of all the changes of your state.

Edited 4 hours ago by integral

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I walk outside everyday witnessing everyone zombified guts hanging out dragging their feet through the mud, mental sloths. 

 

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1. Indoor chemicals enter your brain directly. The VOCs released by candles, cleaning products, furniture, and paint are lipophilic — they pass through your blood-brain barrier within minutes. Once inside, they disrupt neurotransmitters and cause fatigue, brain fog, and mood changes. Even at low concentrations. (Volatile Organic Compounds and Neurological Disorders — Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology, 2021)
2.  Indoor air raises your stress hormones around the clock. A randomized double-blind trial gave people real vs fake air purifiers for 9 days. The group breathing dirtier air had significantly higher cortisol, adrenaline, insulin resistance, and inflammation. When purifiers were turned on, stress hormones dropped within days. (Li et al. — Circulation, American Heart Association, 2017)
3. Common household chemicals are classified as "obesogens" — they make you gain weight. Phthalates in scented candles, air fresheners, and plastics are documented endocrine disruptors that promote fat cell creation and hormonal weight gain independent of diet. The body stores these chemicals in fat, which stores more chemicals, creating a self-reinforcing cycle. (Obesogens: A Unifying Theory for the Global Rise in Obesity — International Journal of Obesity, 2024) 
4. You can't feel it because you've never been without it. You've been breathing indoor chemicals since birth. You experience the fatigue, the brain fog, the moodiness — but you blame stress, personality, or sleep. You have never experienced your own baseline without chemical suppression. The effects are measurable. The reason you don't notice is because it never stops.

 

 

Edited 3 hours ago by integral