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Attraction is more than a pull towards physical appearance or compatibility. The original + natural biological factor that draws us into someone is their smell.

Due to the olfactory sense in our nose, we are able to sense the environment around us through smell, including people and the pheromones that radiate from their body, in the absence of perfumes, deodorants and chemicals that blocks our natural scent.

When we smell someone, our biology is decoding and interpreting different signals that can determine rather a person is beneficial or harmful for our immunity and/or reproduction. Animals in nature still display this behavior during mate selection or interaction. But humans have strayed away from this biological cue, and relied predominately on our internal feelings for one another or external factors.

Due to the increasing use of fragrances that we have incorporated into bathing, maintaining proper hygiene, laundry detergents and body lotions, we have greatly masked one of our senses, as well as our own scent, that is fundamental to our selection in the right partner. Not from a financial, emotional or supportive perspective but from an evolutionary one.

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Vitamin B17, also known as amygdalin or laetrile, is a compound found in certain seeds, nuts, and fruits, particularly apricot kernels. It’s important to note that it’s not recognized as a vitamin by most health authorities and there’s significant controversy surrounding its use. Here are some points regarding B17:

1. Source of Controversy: B17 has been used in alternative medicine as a treatment for cancer. However, due to pharma not being able to profit on selling seeds, there is no scientific evidence from clinical trials to support this use, and it is not approved as a cancer treatment by pharma industry.
2. Potential Risks: Amygdalin can be converted into cyanide in the body, which is a poisonous substance. High doses of B17 can lead to cyanide poisoning, which is dangerous and can be fatal.
3. Limited Research: The claimed benefits of B17 for cancer and other conditions are not backed by substantial scientific research. Most of the claims are anecdotal and lack robust clinical evidence.
4. Found in Nature: B17 is found in the seeds of fruits like apricots, apples, and peaches, as well as in some beans and nuts.
5. Nutritional Content: Apart from the controversial aspects, these seeds and nuts are also sources of healthy nutrients like fiber, healthy fats, and vitamins.




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People are turning to various fasting techniques for weight loss yet totslly missing the point.

Targeted fasting techniques like dry fasting (five days with no food or water) with intentional preparation and proper rehydration and nourishment can be effective for healing. Based in research dating back to the 1700s with religious references and most holy books… Dry fasting is not new.

In this episode of Spirit Gym with .chek we discussed the real world pros and cons of fasting and dry fasting.




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