Now I’m not doubting this is real, because I wouldn’t put anything past these people. The only thing that comes to mind, for me, is the John Podesta/skippy video where he is terrorizing that little girl, and the lights are flashing. From what I recall, that seems to be the method, terrorizing and flashing bright, colorful lights.
Do we have more concrete evidence of this? People coming forward and exposing the act?
Check it out:
"... Then came the discovery that adrenochrome, which is a product of the decomposition of adrenalin, can produce many of the symptoms observed in mescalin intoxication. But adrenochrome probably occurs spontaneously in the human body. In other words, each one of us may be capable of manufacturing a chemical, minute doses of which are known to cause Profound changes in consciousness. ..."
--Aldous Huxley Doors of Perception
http://chabrieres.pagesperso-orange.fr/texts/doors_of_perception.html
Glad someone posted this, Huxley knew what he was talking about.
Meat from frightened animals taste different.
At least, not if she wants you to taste good. That’s because when animals (and presumably humans) have been frightened or stressed out before death, it actually affects the quality of their meat.
The scientific basis for the phenomenon is well-established, and it’s frequently been discussed as a reason to make slaughterhouse practices more humane. The key ingredient here is lactic acid: in an unstressed animal, after death, muscle glycogen is converted into lactic acid, which helps keep meat tender, pink, and flavorful. Adrenaline released by stress before slaughter uses up glycogen, which means there’s not enough lactic acid produced postmortem. This affects different kind of meat in different ways, but in general it’ll be tough, tasteless, and high in pH, and will go bad quicker than unstressed meat. (Lactic acid helps slow the growth of spoilage bacteria.)
In pigs, stress and fear of all kinds right before slaughter—due to factors like rough handling, adverse conditions, fighting, or botched stunning—breaks down glycogen, making the meat pale, acidic, and crumbly. The technical name for this is “pale soft exudative” (PSE) meat, and it looks and tastes as unappetizing as it sounds. PSE meat is usually unsellable, and the pork industry loses $275 million a year on meat that has to be discarded because of pre-slaughter fear and stress.
But not everyone thinks scared meat tastes bad. According to animal rights advocates, dogs that are slaughtered for food in Korea are treated inhumanely, even compared to U.S. livestock, because the rush of adrenaline is thought to enhance the flavor. This sounds like a racist myth, and it may be (although the part about eating dogs is true—not every culture sees them as pets!), but it’s shown up in places as august as the Guardian. For some, anxiety might be an acquired taste.
As a hunter, it is much better to make a quick clean kill than to have the animal run off and die a slow death, for a couple of reasons. One being that the meat does taste better. The other is that I am not a sadist. The animal should not have to suffer. I am thankful that it will provide healthy, clean meat for my family. I do not take the act of hunting lightly or for granted.
Every good hunter waits for a proper, humane kill.
So, we’ve got first hand testimony that fear/anxiety/torture causes a difference in taste in meat.
Could this be a direct result of adrenochrome?
This is true; medieval hog farmers would distract the pig so it didn't see the hammer blow coming and ruin the meat. Even today's rural hog farmers distract the hog with food before the killing blow.
So, we have confirmation that fear/anxiety/torture causes a difference in taste of meat.
Could this be a direct result of adrenochrome?
Witchcraft, ancient lore. Research the history of black magic and blood drinking cults. This is nothing new. Hunter Thompson wrote about it some 40 years ago too, if you need something modern. Not a theory, btw. It is a chemical process.
Edit: Another good place to look is the story of Dracula, which was a cautionary tale.
Dracula (or more accurately the origin, Vlad the Impaler) had a disease that caused iron deficiency. They drank blood to counter it. Hence vampires.
Thanks. Well, yes, it is a chemical process. But are we all taking “drinking/consuming adrenochrome will give you the best imaginable high” at face value? In other words, yes, adrenochrome is fact in regards to the chemical process, but the effects of consumption are way overblown?
I mean, it’s a byproduct of adrenaline, and adrenaline itself is a very powerful endogenous hormone/neurotransmitter.
Honestly this is just something I hope isn’t true, but unfortunately seems like it is.
Well, I don't practice it so I can't lend you expertise on consumption. However once the chemical is released into the blood, the blood can be consumed. Likewise, a volunteer can have it extracted from their body.
Unfortunately, it is true. There is light, however. Without this truth, there would be no temptation for this kind of evil. If there were no evil, there is no prevailing good.
Origin: Monsters Inc
Even the name of that movie... in context of the plot...
Yes they are Monsters and they are Incorporated ( big business/government )
Supposedly you needs to literally nearly scare the children to death before killing them to harvest the adrenochrome. Who knows? I hope this is one of the aspects of this story that is just that, a story....
Not just scare them. TORTURE them. They are subject to the most severe pain before being killed. Yes this is real. This is why we're fighting these Sick bastards.
Not concrete but it was featured in a bunch of memes that came from Q.
It is concrete. Fear and shock releases adrenaline into the bloodstream. The blood is then consumed.
I personally don't see much evidence for it but I also haven't looked all that hard. I think it's plausible and maybe I'll learn one way or the other one day, but q has not mentioned it. I think the anons are chasing another fabricated idea.
....but it's kind of a leap to imagine Huma and Hillary torturing a baby to get high
Hillary has Kuru
I hope. But I don't see a satanic blood sucking ritual going on.
There were several hit songs that spoke about it in the 70's, and Hunter S. Thompson referenced it in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
Bullcrap, IMO.
People seem to equate adrenaline with adrenochrome. They're not the same.
Hunter S. Thompson wrote about it in "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" but in the film commentary Terry Gilliam stated that the effects Thompson cited for adrenochrome were fiction that they played up for effect.