Telomerase

The Nectar of Immortality

by

Vivien
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“Researchers have shown that secretions

of the Skene’s Glands contain an enzyme
that extends the life of cells; hence female
ejaculate has been called the nectar of
youth or the enzyme of immortality. It is
most probable that this enzyme is
Telomerase, which decreases the ageing
of cells.”
The Healing Power of the Sacred Woman:
Health, Creativity, and Fertility for the Soul
by Christine R. Page MD
Bear & Co (November 20, 2012)
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Preface
This essay started as a compendium of notes on the
female reproductive anatomy that grew into something
bigger – a one hundred page collection of details
relevant to the subject of a woman’s body and how it is a
pharmacologists delight. More to the point is the central
theme of Telomerase as a life-generating enzyme – The
Nectar of Immortality.

It is assumed that female architecture is understood by

the casual reader - unfortunately it is not true. The
details can be skipped without losing the essence but
have been enclosed for easy reference.

The notes have been inserted verbatim to comprehend

the intricate details and chemical compositions as well of
‘generative fluids’, for ant of a better term, available free
for use if granted by the donor.

The subject is controversial, resisted tooth-and-nail by

our male-dominated Judeo-Christian belief system and
closely guarded by WICCANS who have, in the recent
three decades, jealously let their secrets out in bits and
pieces.

The style is direct – there has not been sufficient time to

edit the compendium and no publisher was willing to
touch this. Inserted are useful tips and discoveries – the
discovery of female ejaculae or why it is no longer
important to feed the male fetish and remove pubic hair.

As women come out of the closet, it is hoped this

newfound discovery will not gather dust on the shelves
but make us think, ponder and reflect.

Colloquial expressions to describe the anatomy have

been used to make the compendium more entertaining
rather than burden the user with drab medical
terminology.
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Star Tarot Card

Star Card Symbols

Seven or eight stars, a kneeling woman (usually nude), a

pool of water, two urns.

Story

On the bleak landscape where the Tower stood, the Fool

sits, empty, despairing. He hoped to find direction on this
spiritual journey, a path to his spiritual self, but having
just learned that most of his life was a lie, he now feels
lost.

Sitting on the cold stones, he gazes up at the night sky

wishing for some kind of guide.

And that is when he notices, nearby, a beautiful girl with

two water urns.

As he watches, she kneels by a pool of water illuminated

with reflected starlight. She empties the urns, one into
the pool, one onto the thirsty ground.

"What are you doing," he asks her.

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She looks up at him, her eyes twinkling like stars. "I am

refilling this pool, so that those who are thirsty may
drink, and I am also watering the earth so that more fruit
trees will grow to feed those who are hungry."

She nods back to a single fruit tree that stands nearby, a

nightingale singing amid its branches.

"Come," she invites. "Sate your hunger and

quench your thirst."

http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/learn/meanings/star.shtml
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Telomerase
Telomerase, also called telomere terminal transferase, is
a ribonucleoprotein that adds the polynucleotide
"TTAGGG" to the 3' end of telomeres, which are found at
the ends of eukaryotic chromosomes.

The human body is an organism formed by adding many

organ systems together. Those organ systems are made
of individual organs. Each organ contains tissues
designed for specific functions like absorption and
secretion. Tissues are made of cells that have joined
together to perform those special functions. Each cell is
then made of smaller components called organelles, one
of which is called the nucleus.

The nucleus contains structures called chromosomes

that are actually "packages" of all the genetic
information that is passed from parents to their children.

The genetic information, or "genes," is really just a series

of bases called Adenine (A), Guanine (G), Cytosine (C),
and Thymine (T). These base pairs make up our cellular
alphabet and create the sequences, or instructions
needed to form our bodies.

To grow and age, our bodies must duplicate their cells.

This process is called mitosis. Mitosis is a process that
allows one "parent" cell to divide into two new
"daughter" cells. During mitosis, cells make copies of
their genetic material. Half of the genetic material goes
to each new daughter cell.

To make sure that information is successfully passed

from one generation to the next, each chromosome has
a special protective cap called a telomere located at the
end of its "arms.” Telomeres are controlled by the
presence of the enzyme telomerase.
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A telomere is a repeating DNA sequence (for example,

TTAGGG) at the end of the body's chromosomes. The
telomere can reach a length of 15,000 base pairs.
Telomeres function by preventing chromosomes from
losing base pair sequences at their ends. They also stop
chromosomes from fusing to each other.

Each time a cell divides, some of the telomere is lost

(usually 25-200 base pairs per division). When the
telomere becomes too short, the chromosome reaches a
"critical length" and can no longer replicate. This means
that a cell becomes "old" and dies by a process called
apoptosis. Telomere activity is controlled by two
mechanisms: erosion and addition. Erosion, as
mentioned, occurs each time a cell divides. Addition is
determined by the activity of telomerase.

Telomerase, also called telomere terminal transferase, is

an enzyme made of protein and RNA subunits that
elongates chromosomes by adding TTAGGG sequences
to the end of existing chromosomes.

Telomerase is found in fetal tissues, adult germ cells,

and also tumor cells. Telomerase activity is regulated
during development and has a very low, almost
undetectable activity in somatic (body) cells. Because
these somatic cells do not regularly use telomerase, they
age.

The result of aging cells is an aging body. If telomerase is

activated in a cell, the cell will continue to grow and
divide. This "immortal cell" theory is important in two
areas of research: aging and cancer.

Cellular aging, or senescence, is the process by which a

cell becomes old and dies. It is due to the shortening of
chromosomal telomeres to the point that the
chromosome reaches a critical length.

Cellular aging is analogous to a wind up clock. If the

clock stays wound, a cell becomes immortal and
constantly produces new cells. If the clock winds down,
the cell stops producing new cells and dies.
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Our cells are constantly aging. Being able to make the

body's cells live forever certainly creates some exciting
possibilities. Telomerase research could therefore yield
important discoveries related to the aging process.

Cancer cells are a type of malignant cell. The malignant

cells multiply until they form a tumor that grows
uncontrollably. Telomerase has been detected in human
cancer cells and is found to be 10-20 times more active
than in normal body cells.

This provides a selective growth advantage to many

types of tumors. If telomerase activity was to be turned
off, then telomeres in cancer cells would shorten, just
like they do in normal body cells. This would prevent the
cancer cells from dividing uncontrollably in their early
stages of development.

In the event that a tumor has already thoroughly

developed, it may be removed and anti-telomerase
therapy could be administered to prevent relapse. In
essence, preventing telomerase from performing its
function would change cancer cells from "immortal" to
"mortal."

Knowing what we have just learned about telomeres and

telomerase, it can be said that scientists are on the
verge of discovering many of telomerase's secrets.

In the future, their research in the area of telomerase

could uncover valuable information to combat aging,
fight cancer, and even improve the quality of medical
treatment in other areas such as skin grafts for burn
victims, bone marrow transplants and heart disease.

Protein Coding
Telomerase Reverse Transcriptase (TERT)
TERT (Telomerase Reverse Transcriptase) is a Protein
Coding gene.
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Telomerase is a ribonucleoprotein polymerase that

maintains telomere ends by addition of the telomere
repeat TTAGGG.

The enzyme consists of a protein component with

reverse transcriptase activity, encoded by this gene, and
an RNA component which serves as a template for the
telomere repeat.

Telomerase expression plays a role in cellular

senescence, as it is normally repressed in postnatal
somatic cells resulting in progressive shortening of
telomeres.

Deregulation of telomerase expression in somatic cells

may be involved in oncogenesis.

Studies in mice suggest that telomerase also participates

in chromosomal repair, since de novo synthesis of
telomere repeats may occur at double-stranded breaks.

Alternatively spliced variants encoding different isoforms

of telomerase reverse transcriptase have been identified;
the full-length sequence of some variants has not been
determined.

Alternative splicing at this locus is thought to be one

mechanism of regulation of telomerase activity.

Diseases associated with TERT include bone marrow

failure, telomere-related, 1 and dyskeratosis congenita,
autosomal recessive 4.

Among its related pathways are Apoptotic Pathways in

Synovial Fibroblasts and Cell Cycle, Mitotic.

GO annotations related to this gene include protein

homodimerization activity and telomerase activity.

Genomic View for TERT Gene

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UCSC Golden Path with GeneCards custom track

Cytogenetic band:
5p15.33 by Ensembl 5p15.33 by Entrez Gene 5p15.33 by
HGNC

Telomerase is a ribonucleoprotein enzyme essential for

the replication of chromosome termini in most
eukaryotes.

Active in progenitor and cancer cells. Inactive, or very

low activity, in normal somatic cells.

Catalytic component of the teleromerase holoenzyme

complex whose main activity is the elongation of
telomeres by acting as a reverse transcriptase that adds
simple sequence repeats to chromosome ends by
copying a template sequence within the RNA component
of the enzyme.

Catalyzes the RNA-dependent extension of 3-

chromosomal termini with the 6-nucleotide telomeric
repeat unit, 5-TTAGGG-3.

The catalytic cycle involves primer binding, primer

extension and release of product once the template
boundary has been reached or nascent product
translocation followed by further extension.

More active on substrates containing 2 or 3 telomeric

repeats.

Telomerase activity is regulated by a number of factors

including telomerase complex-associated proteins,
chaperones and polypeptide modifiers. Telomerase plays
important roles in aging and anti-apoptosis.

Telomerase is a ribonucleoprotein composed of an

internal telomerase RNA template (TERC) and the
enzyme, telomerase reverse transcriptase (TERT).
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Telomerase adds small repeat sequences of DNA

(TTAGGG) to the end of chromosomes - multiple repeats
of this hexanucleotide sequence over a 5kb span are
known as a telomere. During normal cellular replication,
telomeres are eroded and thus protect the coding
sequences of the DNA. The erosion of telomeric
sequences is thought

to form the basis of the cellular clock which eventually

signals for the cell to exit the cell cycle and undergo
senescence. Expression of telomerase is low in most
normal cells although it is thought to be active in
embryonic cells and some rapidly dividing cells of the
immune system.

Over-expression of telomerase is key component of the

transformation process in many malignant cancer cells.

www.genecards.org/cgi-bin/carddisp.pl?gene=TERT
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Going Downtown

A Word to The Wise : The Lotus

WEMS : 549

Asia's primary symbol of the Temple was personified as

the Lotus.

The central phrase of Tantrism, Om manipadme hum,

meant the Jewel (male) in the Lotus (female), with
interlocking connotations.

The father-god Brahma claimed to be a universal creator;

nevertheless, he was styled "Lotus-born," for he arose
from the primal Goddess's vagina.

Egypt's father-god Ra also claimed to be a creator but

owed his existence to the Goddess called "great world
lotus flower, out of which rose the sun for the first time
at the creation."

Virtually all Egyptian Goddess-forms were symbolized by

the lotus. Pharaohs were sexually united with the World
Lotus to achieve rebirth after death.

The funeral hymn of Unas declared that he "had union

with the goddess Mut, Unas hath drawn unto himself the
flame of Isis, Unas hath united himself to the lotus."

One way of uniting oneself to the lotus was the custom of

ritual cunnilingus, widely practiced throughout the east
as communion with the feminine life-principle. This was
probably the true meaning of the Land of Lotus-Eaters
visited by Odysseus and his crew.

The sensual Land of Lotus-Eaters was described as a

tropical place beyond the southern sea, which could
apply to any land.
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A resurgence of erotic imagery overtook ascetic

Christianity, when "obscene" figures proliferated in
cathedrals and churches, for example the Irish sheila- na-
gig.

Most Oriental mystics held that spiritual knowledge

began with carnal knowledge. The lotus was the
Goddess's gate, and sex was the Way through the gate
to her inner mysteries.

With proper sexual exercises, a true sage might achieve

the final flowering of revelation described as the
thousand-petaled lotus of invisible light emanating from
the top of the head after ascending the spinal chakras
from the pelvis.

In the Middle East, the lotus was Hlu, or lily. 10 It was the
flower of Lilith, the Sumero-Babylonian earth mother
claimed by the Jews as Adam's first wife.

The three-lobed lily or fleur-de-lis, like the shamrock,

once stood for the Triple Goddess's three yonis, which is
why the lily was sacred to the triune Queen of Heaven.

The Blessed Virgin Juno Lotus Position conceived her

savior-son Mars by the lily, and the same flower was
Lucifer adopted as a conception-charm of the Blessed
Virgin Mary.
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When Isis was assimilated to the burgeoning legends of

the Virgin, her Egyptian images held the phallic cross in
one hand, the female lotus seed-vessel in the other, like
the Goddess shown on the Isiac Table.
WEMS Pg 551
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Hymn

WEMS Pg 420
Veil of the Temple; the anatomical definition descended
from a concept of the vagina as a sanctuary of
Aphrodite, virgin Goddess presiding over defloration.

The veil of her temple was "rent in the midst" (Luke

23:45) by the Passion of her doomed bridegroom, at the
moment when he entered her chthonian womb, and the
sun (male principle) was darkened all elements borrowed
by the Christian crucifixion myth.

At the sacred marriage as well as at secular marriages,

the Goddess was invoked with the cry “O Hymen
Hymenaie,” possible origin of the word "hymn."
WEMS Pg 420

"Hymen" derives from the Greek for membrane. Hymen

was also the Greek god of marriage. These two facts
summarize the conventional wisdom about this widely
misunderstood tissue, that this fabled membrane covers
the vaginal opening, and is "pierced," "broken," or "torn
asunder" when women wed and have intercourse,
presumably for the first time.

For thousands of years, many cultures have believed that

"breaking" the hymen caused pain, hence the belief, still
current, that women experience--in fact, should
experience--pain on first intercourse.

In addition, some cultures have believed that if questions

arose about a young woman's virginity, an examination
could determine whether she was or wasn't.

An intact hymen demonstrated her virtue while anything

else proved she'd already been deflowered. Many
cultures have also believed that "piercing" the hymen
caused bleeding.
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Ridiculous. Here's the rare truth about the widely

misunderstood hymen.

Most hymens are doughnut shaped and open in the

center. Newborns' hymens tend to be prominent and
thick. But as the years pass, most hymenal tissue thins
and the opening widens.

During childhood most hymenal tissue wears away as a

result of washing, walking, athletics, self-exploration, and
masturbation, though little bits may remain around the
vaginal opening, particularly in the area closest to the
anus (hymenal tags).

The intact hymen almost never covers the entire vagina.

If it did, virgin girls could not menstruate. The opening
may not look like a doughnut hole. In some women, it
has a ladder-like appearance with bands of tissue
extending from one side to the other. In others, it
resembles a honeycomb with multiple small openings.

And in rare cases, an estimated one in 200, the hymen's

single opening is so small that fingers, tampons, and
erections may not be able to enter comfortably or at all
(imperforate hymen).
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Altar
The mons pubis or The Altar and known specifically in
females as the mons Venus or mons veneris), is a
rounded mass of fatty tissue found over the pubic
symphysis of the pubic bones. The Altar forms the
anterior portion of the vulva.

It divides into the labia majora (literally "larger lips"), on

either side of the furrow known as the pudendal cleft,
which surrounds the labia minora, clitoris, urethra,
vaginal opening, and other structures of the vulval
vestibule.

The size of the Altar varies with the level of hormone and
body fat, and it is more apparent in females.

After puberty, it generally becomes covered with pubic

hair and enlarged. The fatty tissue of the Altar is
sensitive to estrogen, causing a distinct mound to form
with the onset of puberty. This pushes the forward
portion of the labia majora out and away from the pubic
bone.

The Altar is also termed as mons, mons veneris, or pubic

mound. It is the fat pad covering on the pubic bone
which segments to create The Outer Gate.

The main purpose of The Altar is to give cushioning and

protection to the pubic You do not have access to view
this node, mainly during intercourse and also protect the
bones and tissues lying beneath.
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In the beginning the Altar does not have any hair but as
a woman reaches puberty the Altar too becomes thick
and is covered with thick pubic hair. The anterior part of
vulva is formed by The Altar.

The Altar segments into the Outer Gate also known as

larger lips on both the sides of furrow and is termed as
cleft of venus which also encircles labia minor, vaginal
opening and clitoris along with other parts of the vulval
vestibule.

The fatty tissue which mostly composes the Altar or

mons veneris is highly sensitive towards, estrogen and
hence forms a visible mound when women reache
puberty.

Due to this the labia majora part is pushed forward and is

placed distant from pubic You do not have access to view
this node.

During the intercourse, the body experiences motion on

the genital areas which can cause injury to the delicate
parts. Similarly, other reasons can too cause injury to
this part and hence The Altar is located there to serve as
the security pad for protecting this organ from any harm.

Apart from this, the Altar also assists in stimulating

olfactory aromas that enhances the sexual
attractiveness. Sebaceous and sweat glands are present
inside the Altar that creates sexually appealing smell to
stimulate arousal.
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Threshold
The vulva is the collective name for the external female
genitalia in the pubic region, including the labia, cherry,
and urethral and vaginal openings. These organs work
together to support urination and sexual reproduction.

The exterior of the vulva begins as a mound of skin-

covered adipose known as the Altar that arises from the
skin covering the pubis bone in the pubic region.

As it continues inferiorly, the Altar divides laterally into

the two parallel Outer Gate. The Outer Gate are wide
folds of skin and adipose that rise beyond the Altar and
surround the pudendal cleft, a deep vertical furrow in the
center of the vulva.

Both the Altar and Outer Gate are covered in pubic hair
following puberty and serve to protect the delicate
structures of the vulva found in the pudendal cleft.

Medial to the Outer Gate in the pudendal cleft are a pair

of hairless folds of skin known as the Inner Gate.
Compared to the Outer Gate, the Inner Gate are much
thinner and longer structures, extending from the
pudendal cleft beyond the top of the Outer Gate. Nestled
within the Inner Gate from anterior to posterior are the
cherry, the external urethral orifice, and the vaginal
orifice.

The Inner Gate meet anteriorly just above the cherry at a

small fold of tissue known as the prepuce (or clitoral
hood) and merge posteriorly just below the vaginal
orifice.

The cherry is a small mass of highly sensitive erectile

tissue that receives mechanical stimulation during sexual
contact and transmits sensations of sexual pleasure to
the brain.
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Thousands of touch and pressure sensitive nerve endings

are packed into the cherry, making it the most sensitive
erogenous organ of the vulva.

During sexual stimulation, erectile tissue in the cherry

fills with blood, causing it to enlarge, extend beyond the
prepuce, and become more susceptible to stimulation.

The cherry also extends into the internal tissues of the

vulva and is sensitive to mechanical stimulus inside of
the vagina as well.

The external urethral orifice is a small hole in the vulva

surrounded by a ring of slightly raised skin. It provides
the connection for the urethra to the body’s exterior and
permits the release of urine during the process of
urination. Pathogenic bacteria present on the skin
covering the vulva may enter the urethra through the
external urethral orifice, resulting in urinary tract
infections.

The vaginal orifice is the external connection between

the vagina and the body’s exterior. It is much larger and
more elastic than the external urethral orifice and allows
for penetration during sex.
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Temple
The temple is an elastic, muscular tube connecting the
cervix of the uterus to the vulva and exterior of the body.
The temple is located in the pelvic body cavity posterior
to the urinary bladder and anterior to the rectum.

Measuring around 3 inches in length and less than an

inch in diameter, the temple stretches to become several
inches longer and many inches wider during sexual
intercourse and childbirth. The inner surface of the
temple is folded to provide greater elasticity and to
increase friction during sexual intercourse.

The inner lining of the temple is made of non-keratinized

stratified squamous epithelial tissue. This tissue provides
protection from friction to the underlying layers of the
temple.

Watery secretions produced by the temple epithelium

lubricate the temple and have an acidic pH to prevent
the growth of bacteria and yeast.

The acidic pH also makes the temple an inhospitable

environment for sperm, which has resulted in males
producing alkaline seminal fluid to neutralize the acid
and improve the survival of sperm.

Deep to the epithelial layer is the lamina propria, a layer

of connective tissue with many elastin fibers that allow
the temple to stretch.
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A layer of smooth muscle tissue located deep to the

lamina propria allows the temple to expand and contract
during sexual intercourse and childbirth.

Surrounding the smooth muscle is the outermost layer of

the temple known as the tunica externa. The tunica
externa is a layer of dense irregular connective tissue
that forms the outer protective shell of the temple.

During sexual intercourse, the temple functions as the

receptacle till the uterus and fallopian tubes. The elastic
structure of the temple allows it to stretch in both length
and diameter.
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Cherry
The cherry is a small projection of erectile tissue in the
vulva of the female reproductive system. It contains
thousands of nerve endings that make it an extremely
sensitive organ. Touch stimulation of the nerve endings
in the cherry produces sensations of sexual pleasure.
The cherry is structurally and functionally homologous to
the penis of the male reproductive system, except that
the cherry does not contain the urethra and plays no role
in urination.

The Cherry is situated at the anterior meeting of the

Inner Gate and made up of two small erectile bodies, a
glans and a hood. Its only known function is to focus and
accumulate sexual sensations and erotic pleasure.

The tip or head of the Cherry resembles a small button.

The internal branches of the clitoral shaft is attached to

the bony pelvis.
The cherry is located within the vulva at the anterior
intersection of the labia minora. It is shaped like a
wishbone.

It is vaguely cylindrical in shape and usually just a

centimeter or two in length, although its size may vary
greatly in individuals.
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The prepuce, or hood, of the cherry is a small fold of skin

that covers and protects the cherry anteriorly; the labia
majora and labia minora surround and protect it in all
other directions.

The cherry can be divided into three major regions: the

glans, body, and crura.

Under the surface of the skin, two legs of erectile

tissue known as the crura fan out to support the exterior
structures of the cherry and attach to the underlying
tissues.

Extending from the crura is the body, the main

cylindrical region of the cherry, which contains two
columns of the erectile tissue. Blood filling the hollow
chambers of the erectile tissue allows the cherry to grow
in size and harden during sexual stimulation.

Finally, the glans forms the pointed tip of the cherry

extending outward from the body and beyond the
prepuce that covers the rest of the cherry.

Thousands of touch and pressure sensitive nerve endings

are found throughout the cherry. Nerve endings in the
body and glans are sensitive to direct touch and pressure
stimulation from outside of the body while the nerve
endings of the crus are sensitive to stimulation from
within the temple.

The stimulation of the clitoral nerve endings is

responsible for the majority of sexual pleasure and
sensation in the female body.
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Outer Gate
The Outer Gate is formed by a pair of rounded folds of
skin and adipose that are part of the external female
genitalia. Their function is to cover and protect the inner,
more delicate and sensitive structures of the vulva, such
as the Inner gate, cherry, pee-hole and Temple.

The Outer Gate is located in the pubic region on the

surface of the body lateral to the Inner Gate, Cherry and
the Temple.

They arise gradually from the skin of the pelvis and

extend the Altar beyond the pelvic bones to the anus.
Adipose tissue deep to the skin supports the Outer Gate
and provides cushioning and flexibility to the pubic
region.

The Outer Gate form the lateral borders of the pudendal

cleft, the vertical fissure of the vulva. Anterior to the
pudendal cleft, they join to form the anterior commissure
of the Outer Gate, just inferior to the Altar. On the
posterior end, the Outer Gate gradually merge with the
surrounding skin in the perineal region at their posterior
commissure.

The major function of the Outer Gate is protection of the

softer tissues of the vulva.
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Unlike the inner structures of the vulva, the Outer Gate

contains Candy Floss to protect the rest of the vulva from
mechanical stress and friction.

The adipose tissue of the Outer Gate also helps to

cushion the vulva from exterior stresses. Many exocrine
glands are associated with the hair follicles of Outer
Gate, including apocrine sudoriferous glands, eccrine
sudoriferous glands, and sebaceous glands. Eccrine
sweat glands assist in thermoregulation by producing
watery sweat, while sebaceous glands produce oil to
lubricate the hair shafts and skin.

Apocrine sweat glands produce a fatty secretion that is

consumed by bacteria living on the skin, producing a
particular form of body odor. It is believed that the odor
produced by apocrine sweat glands once acted as a
pheromone to attract mates.
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Inner Gate
The lInner Gate is formed by a pair of thin cutaneous
folds that form part of the vulva, or external female
genitalia. They function as protective structures that
surround the clitoris, urinary orifice, and vaginal orifice.

The Inner Gate is found within the vulva inferior to the

Altar and medial to the Outer Gate within the pudendal
cleft.

They extend from the floor of the pudendal cleft to the

top of the Outer Gate or beyond, depending on the
individual.

In fact, the Inner Gate show a considerable amount of

variation in length, width, shape, and pigmentation
between individuals.

Unlike the surrounding the Altar and Outer Gate, the

Inner Gate is covered with hairless skin and contains
very little adipose tissue.
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At their anterior end they meet at the hood, or prepuce,

where they surround the lateral sides of the clitoris.

From the hood, the Inner Gate extend inferiorly toward

the anus, where they gradually decrease in size before
merging with the skin of the perineum.

The middle region of the Inner Gate covers and protects

the urethral orifice and vaginal orifice from the exterior
environment.

The Inner Gate is made of several distinct layers of

tissue. The outermost layer is made of non-keratinized
stratified squamous epithelium continuous with the
surrounding skin.

The lack of keratin makes the Inner Gate less tough and
waterproof than the surrounding skin, but also makes
them smoother and softer. Deep to the epithelium is a
layer of fibrous connective tissue continuous with the
dermis of the skin.

Collagen and elastin protein fibers present in the

connective tissues provide strength and elasticity to the
Inner Gate, while vascular and nervous tissues support
the cells of the outer epithelial layer.

Blood flowing through many tiny capillaries in the

connective tissue layer gives the Inner Gate their pinkish
color. Many sebaceous glands are also present in the
connective tissue and extend to the surface of the Inner
Gate via ducts.

Sebum, or oil, produced by the sebaceous glands coats

the surface of the Inner Gate to lubricate and protect the
underlying tissues.
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Nectar of Immortality
According to Dr Christine R Page in her book ‘Healing
Power’, Telomerase is produced by clitoral orgasm.

The clitoral organ system actually surrounds the temple,

urethra and anus. Rather than thinking of an orgasm as
"vaginal" or "clitoral", it makes more sense to think of
the nectar which comes out after the act.

Sigmund Freud made a pronouncement that the

"mature" woman has orgasms only when her temple, but
not her cherry, is stimulated — this is commonly referred
to as the “clitoral orgasm”.

The emphasis on stimulation from penetration made the

man's penis central to a woman's sexual satisfaction.

It is important to emphasize that Freud did not base his

theory upon a study of woman's anatomy, but rather
upon his assumptions of woman as inferior to men.

Back to the basics, stimulating the cherry and pressure

in or around the temple can cause pelvic fullness and
body tension to build up to a peak.

During sexual excitement, the cherry swells and changes

position. The blood vessels through the whole pelvic area
also swell – to cause engorgement and a feeling of
fullness and sexual sensitivity.

The inner temple lips swell and change shape, and the
temple balloons upward, causing the uterus to shift
position.

Orgasm is the point at which all the tension is suddenly

released in a series of involuntary and pleasurable
muscular contractions in the temple and uterus.

The clitoral orgasm can be stimulated in a number of

different ways — by rubbing, sucking, body pressure, or
using a vibrator.
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Although some women touch the glans of the cherry to

become aroused, for others it can be so sensitive that
direct touching hurts, even with lubrication.

Also, focusing directly on the cherry for a long time may

cause the pleasurable sensations to disappear.

Your cherry can also be stimulated during sexual

intercourse, most often with the woman on top — this
happens when the cherry is rubbed against the man's
pubic bone.

It can also be achieved when the man is on top if the

man positions himself high enough so that his pubic
bone presses against his partner's clitoral area.

You or your partner can also stimulate your cherry with

fingers during intercourse to help bring you to orgasm.

Aside from clitoral stimulation, it is important to

remember another major organ involved with orgasm —
the brain! Emotions, perceptions, memories, and senses
determine how we experience sex, rather than past
experiences or physical appearance alone.

Mental (cortical) stimulation, where the imagination

stimulates the brain, can actually help set off an orgasm.
Relaxing and concentrating on sensations (rather than
worrying about how you’re doing) can help your brain
process your pleasure.

Overall, orgasms are a very individualistic thing — there

is no one correct pattern of sexual response. Whatever
works, feels good, and makes you feel more alive and
connected with your body are what count.

This nectar "release" is entirely unrelated to “templel”

secretions, who’s primary, but not exclusive purpose is
the lubrication of the temple.
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While there have been numerous claims of vast

quantities of liquid expelled during ejaculation, all fail to
offer a biologically compelling explanation as to the
source, or reservoir used to store or produce such
copious supplies of juices.

Regardless of the true quantity, it is a fact, that it is

possible for some women to expel (or ejaculate) nectar.
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Skene’s Gland
The Skene’s gland is embedded in the wall of the
urethra, and can be indirectly felt through the upper
temple wall, 2- 3” from the entrance of the temple.

For years the standard explanation was that the stuff

was urine squeezed out of the bladder or urethra during
the state of heightened muscle tension that accompanies
orgasm.

But conventional wisdom has shifted over the past two

decades, and most sex therapists now seem to think the
discharge is more than plain old stress incontinence.

One thing that distinguishes nectar from urine is that it

contains elevated levels of two proteins, prostate-specific
antigen (PSA) and prostate-specific acid phosphatase
(PSAP).

The emerging consensus, in fact, is that the paraurethral

glands, which run more or less parallel to the urethra,
are the "female prostate." Orgasm may cause these
glands to empty out. Some think female ejaculate
consists solely of discharge from the paraurethral glands,
others that it's a mix of glandular secretions and urine

Both these propositions are questionable. According to

Milan Zaviacic, a pathologist who has examined the
female prostate on numerous occasions during
autopsies, the gland is located at the site commonly
believed to be the G-spot in women.

Even in cases where the female prostate and the G-spot

coincide, no one has persuasively shown how that would
account for the intense sensations associated with the G-
spot--for example, that the female prostate is richly
supplied with nerve endings.

The outer third of the templecanal does have plenty of

nerve endings, but as far as we know they're not
concentrated at a particular location.
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Zaviacic goes on to say that "the type of the female

prostate," found in 66 percent of women and located
further down the urethra than the G-spot is supposed to
be, "is a newly identified female erogenous zone
important to coital female orgasm"--in short, he's still
convinced the gland is sensitive to sexual stimulation,
wherever it is.

Zaviacic cowrote a paper on the subject with Richard

Ablin, who discovered PSA, and Edward Eichel, a
therapist who advocates the "coital alignment technique"
(CAT), a variation on the missionary position that
supposedly makes it easier for the woman to come.

Eichel has described CAT as the "new intercourse," and

says it works in part because it stimulates the female
prostate. Many women would welcome any improvement
on the dismal sexual technique of the average male, but
we still don't have a convincing account of how the
female prostate can produce sexual sensations

Zaviacic hasn't done any special investigation of the

gland's innervation.

Although the ability of the female to ejaculate depends

on a number of factors, it must be recognized that it is
not for everyone. The effort to release Nectar is detailed,
complex and requires sensitivity of the fingertips and
loads of experience.

One of the safest ways determined by experienced

practitioners of this art is to lie on your stomach and
gently stimulate the cherry by embedding it between the
forefingers of each hand.

Great care has to be taken not to damage the cherry by

gently moving your hips in an undulating manner to get
the maximum control on the time of release.

The problem with nectar is that on contact with an atom

of oxygen, it is only partially effective i.e it becomes an
"impure" or "contaminated" form of nectar, which may or
may not give the results desired.
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It is suggested that the person who wishes to avail of the

benefits of nectar may directly lie down in close
proximity to get the full stream of the precious stream
for maximum effect. It is for the same reason that it
cannot be bottled or stored.
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DMT
N,N-Dimethyltryptamine (DMT or N,N-DMT) is a
psychedelic compound of the tryptamine family. It is a
structural analog of serotonin and melatonin and a
functional analog of other psychedelic tryptamines such
as 4-AcO-DMT, 5-MeO-DMT, 5-HO-DMT, psilocybin (4-PO-
DMT), and psilocin (4-HO-DMT).

It is consumed by indigenous Amazonian Amerindian

cultures through the consumption of ayahuasca for
divinatory and healing purposes.

Dimethyltryptamine is an indole alkaloid derived from

the shikimate pathway. Its biosynthesis is relatively
simple and summarized in the picture to the left. In
plants, the parent amino acid L-tryptophan is produced
endogenously where in animals L-tryptophan is an
essential amino acid coming from diet.

No matter the source of L-tryptophan, the biosynthesis

begins with its decarboxylation by an aromatic amino
acid decarboxylase (AADC) enzyme (step 1). The
resulting decarboxylated tryptophan analog is
tryptamine. Tryptamine then undergoes a
transmethylation (step 2): the enzyme indolethylamine-
N-methyltransferase (INMT) catalyzes the transfer of a
methyl group from cofactor S-adenosyl-methionine
(SAM), via nucleophilic attack, to tryptamine.

This reaction transforms SAM into S-

adenosylhomocysteine (SAH), and gives the intermediate
product N-methyltryptamine (NMT).[17][18] NMT is in
turn transmethylated by the same process (step 3) to
form the end product N,N-dimethyltryptamine.

Tryptamine transmethylation is regulated by two

products of the reaction: SAH, and DMT were shown ex
vivo to be among the most potent inhibitors of rabbit
INMT activity.
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This transmethylation mechanism has been repeatedly

and consistently proven by radiolabeling of SAM methyl
group with carbon-14 (14C-CH3)SAM).

Evidence in mammals
Published in Science in 1961, Julius Axelrod found an N-
methyltransferase enzyme capable of mediating
biotransformation of tryptamine into DMT in a rabbit's
lung.

This finding initiated a still ongoing scientific interest in

endogenous DMT production in humans and other
mammals. From then on, two major complementary lines
of evidence have been investigated: localisation and
further characterization of the N-methyltransferase
enzyme, and analytical studies looking for endogenously
produced DMT in body fluids and tissues.

In 2013 researchers first reported DMT in the pineal

gland. In the popular drug culture, this has been
expanded to an assertion that it occurs in the human
pineal gland, and is released at or shortly before death,
but this conjecture has not yet been scientifically
verified.

A study published in 2014 reported the biosynthesis of

N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT) in the human melanoma
cell line SK-Mel-147 including details on its metabolism
by peroxidases.

In a 2014 paper a group first demonstrated the

immunomodulatory potential of DMT and 5-MeO-DMT
through the Sigma-1 receptor of human immune cells.

This immunomodulatory activity may contribute to

significant anti-inflammatory effects and tissue
regeneration.
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INMT
Before techniques of molecular biology were used to
localize indolethylamine N-methyltransferase (INMT),
characterization and localization went on a par.

Samples of the biological material where INMT is

hypothesized to be active are subject to enzyme assay.
Those enzyme assays are performed either with a
radiolabeled methyl donor like (14C-CH3)SAM to which
known amounts of unlabeled substrates like tryptamine
are added or with addition of a radiolabeled substrate
like (14C)NMT to demonstrate in vivo formation.

As qualitative determination of the radioactively tagged

product of the enzymatic reaction is sufficient to
characterize INMT existence and activity (or lack of),
analytical methods used in INMT assays are not required
to be as sensitive as those needed to directly detect and
quantify the minute amounts of endogenously formed
DMT (see DMT subsection below).

The essentially qualitative method thin layer

chromatography (TLC) was thus used in a vast majority
of studies. Also, robust evidence that INMT can catalyze
transmethylation of tryptamine into NMT and DMT could
be provided with reverse isotope dilution analysis
coupled to mass spectrometry for human lung during the
early 1970s.

Selectivity rather than sensitivity proved to be an

Achilles’ heel for some TLC methods with the discovery
in 1974–1975 that incubating rat blood cells or brain
tissue with (14C-CH3)SAM and NMT as substrate mostly
yields tetrahydro-β-carboline derivatives, and negligible
amounts of DMT in brain tissue.

It is indeed simultaneously realized that the TLC methods

used thus far in almost all published studies on INMT and
DMT biosynthesis are incapable to resolve DMT from
those tetrahydro-β-carbolines.
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These findings are a blow for all previous claims of

evidence of INMT activity and DMT biosynthesis in avian
and mammalian brain, including in vivo, as they all relied
upon use of the problematic TLC methods.

Their validity is doubted in replication studies that make

use of improved TLC methods, and fail to evidence DMT-
producing INMT activity in rat and human brain tissues.

Published in 1978, the last study attempting to evidence

in vivo INMT activity and DMT production in brain with
TLC methods finds biotransformation of radiolabeled
tryptamine into DMT to be real but "insignificant".

Capability of the method used in this latter study to

resolve DMT from tetrahydro-β-carbolines is questioned.

To localize INMT, a qualitative leap is accomplished with

use of modern techniques of molecular biology, and of
immunohistochemistry. In humans, a gene encoding
INMT is determined to be located on chromosome 7.

Northern blot analyses reveal INMT messenger RNA

(mRNA) to be highly expressed in rabbit lung, and in
human thyroid, adrenal gland, and lung.

Intermediate levels of expression are found in human

heart, skeletal muscle, trachea, stomach, small intestine,
pancreas, testis, prostate, placenta, lymph node, and
spinal cord.

Low to very low levels of expression are noted in rabbit

brain and human thymus, liver, spleen, kidney, colon,
ovary, and bone marrow.

INMT mRNA expression is absent in human peripheral

blood leukocytes, whole brain, and in tissue from 7
specific brain regions (thalamus, subthalamic nucleus,
caudate nucleus, hippocampus, amygdala, substantia
nigra, and corpus callosum).
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Immunohistochemistry showed INMT to be present in

large amounts in glandular epithelial cells of small and
large intestines. In 2011, immunohistochemistry
revealed the presence of INMT in primate nervous tissue
including retina, spinal cord motor neurons, and pineal
gland.
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Endogenous DMT
The first claimed detection of mammalian endogenous
DMT was published in June 1965: German researchers F.
Franzen and H. Gross report to have evidenced and
quantified DMT, along with its structural analog bufotenin
(5-HO-DMT), in human blood and urine.

In an article published four months later, the method

used in their study was strongly criticized, and the
credibility of their results challenged.

Few of the analytical methods used prior to 2001 to

measure levels of endogenously formed DMT had
enough sensitivity and selectivity to produce reliable
results. Gas chromatography, preferably coupled to mass
spectrometry (GC-MS), is considered a minimum
requirement.

A study published in 2005 implements the most sensitive

and selective method ever used to measure endogenous
DMT:[46] liquid chromatography-tandem mass
spectrometry with electrospray ionization (LC-ESI-MS/MS)
allows for reaching limits of detection (LODs) 12 to 200
fold lower than those attained by the best methods
employed in the 1970s.

Physical and Chemical

DMT is commonly handled and stored as a fumarate, as

other DMT acid salts are extremely hygroscopic and will
not readily crystallize.

Its freebase form, although less stable than DMT

fumarate, is favored by recreational users choosing to
vaporize the chemical as it has a lower boiling point.

In contrast to DMT's base, its salts are water-soluble.

DMT in solution degrades relatively quickly and should
be stored protected from air, light, and heat in a freezer.
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5-MeO-DMT
5-MeO-DMT, a psychedelic drug structurally similar to
N,N-DMT, is sometimes referred to as DMT through
abbreviation. As a white, crystalline solid, it is also
similar in appearance to DMT. However, it is considerably
more potent (5-MeO-DMT typical vaporized dose: 5–20
mg), and care should be taken to clearly differentiate
between the two drugs to avoid accidental overdose.

Pharmacokinetics

DMT peak level concentrations (Cmax) measured in

whole blood after intramuscular (IM) injection (0.7 mg/kg,
n = 11)[54] and in plasma following intravenous (IV)
administration (0.4 mg/kg, n = 10)[55] of fully
psychedelic doses are in the range of ≈14 to 154 μg/L
and 32 to 204 μg/L, respectively.

The corresponding molar concentrations of DMT are

therefore in the range of 0.074–0.818 µM in whole blood
and 0.170–1.08 µM in plasma. However, several studies
have described active transport and accumulation of
DMT into rat and dog brain following peripheral
administration.

Similar active transport, and accumulation processes

likely occur in human brain and may concentrate DMT in
brain by several-fold or more (relatively to blood),
resulting in local concentrations in the micromolar or
higher range.

Such concentrations would be commensurate with

serotonin brain tissue concentrations, which have been
consistently determined to be in the 1.5-4 μM range.

Closely coextending with peak psychedelic effects, mean

time to reach peak concentrations (Tmax) was
determined to be 10–15 minutes in whole blood after IM
injection and 2 minutes in plasma after IV administration.
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When taken orally mixed in an ayahuasca decoction, and

in freeze-dried ayahuasca gel caps, DMT Tmax is
considerably delayed: 107.59 ± 32.5 minutes,[63] and
90–120 minutes,[64] respectively.

Pharmacodynamics

DMT binds non-selectively with affinities < 0.6 μM to the

following serotonin receptors: 5-HT1A, 5-HT1B, 5-HT1D,
5-HT2A, 5-HT2B, 5-HT2C, 5-HT6 and 5-HT7.

An agonist action has been determined at 5-HT1A, 5-

HT2A and 5-HT2C. Of special interest will be the
determination of its efficacy at human 5-HT2B receptor
as two in vitro assays evidenced DMT's high affinity for
this receptor: 0.108 μM[68] and 0.184 μM.

This may be of importance because chronic or frequent

uses of serotonergic drugs showing preferential high
affinity and clear agonism at 5-HT2B receptor have been
linked to valvular heart disease.

It has also been shown to possess affinity for the

dopamine D1, α1-adrenergic, α2-adrenergic, imidazoline-
1, and sigma-1 (σ1) receptors. Converging lines of
evidence established activation of the σ1 receptor at
concentrations of 50–100 μM.

It has also been shown in vitro to be a substrate for the

cell-surface serotonin transporter (SERT) and the
intracellular vesicular monoamine transporter 2 (VMAT2),
inhibiting SERT-mediated serotonin uptake in human
platelets at an average concentration of 4.00 ± 0.70 μM
and VMAT2-mediated serotonin uptake in vesicles (of
army worm Sf9 cells) expressing rat VMAT2 at an
average concentration of 93 ± 6.8 μM.
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DMT : Psychedelic Effects

As with other so-called "classical hallucinogens", a large
part of DMT psychedelic effects can be attributed to a
functionally selective activation of the 5-HT2A receptor.

DMT concentrations eliciting 50% of its maximal effect

(half maximal effective concentration = EC50 or Kact) at
the human 5-HT2A receptor in vitro are in the 0.118–
0.983 μM range.

This range of values coincides well with the range of

concentrations measured in blood and plasma after
administration of a fully psychedelic dose.

As DMT has been shown to have slightly better efficacy

(EC50) at human serotonin 2C receptor than at the 2A
receptor, 5-HT2C is also likely implicated in DMT's overall
effects. Other receptors, such as 5-HT1A σ1, may also
play a role.

In 2009, it was hypothesized that DMT may be an

endogenous ligand for the σ1 receptor. The
concentration of DMT needed for σ1 activation in vitro
(50–100 μM) is similar to the behaviorally active
concentration measured in mouse brain of approximately
106 μM which is minimally 4 orders of magnitude higher
than the average concentrations measured in rat brain
tissue or human plasma under basal conditions, so σ1
receptors are likely to be activated only under conditions
of high local DMT concentrations.

If DMT is stored in synaptic vesicles, such concentrations

might occur during vesicular release.

To illustrate, while the average concentration of

serotonin in brain tissue is in the 1.5-4 μM range, the
concentration of serotonin in synaptic vesicles was
measured at 270 mM.
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Following vesicular release, the resulting concentration

of serotonin in the synaptic cleft, to which serotonin
receptors are exposed, is estimated to be about 300 μM.

Thus, while in vitro receptor binding affinities, efficacies,

and average concentrations in tissue or plasma are
useful, they are not likely to predict DMT concentrations
in the vesicles or at synaptic or intracellular receptors.

Under these conditions, notions of receptor selectivity

are moot, and it seems probable that most of the
receptors identified as targets for DMT participate in
producing its psychedelic effects.

DMT is produced in many species of plants often in

conjunction with its close chemical relatives 5-MeO-DMT
and bufotenin (5-OH-DMT). DMT-containing plants are
commonly used in South American shamanic practices.

It is usually one of the main active constituents of the

drink ayahuasca; however, ayahuasca is sometimes
brewed with plants that do not produce DMT. It occurs as
the primary psychoactive alkaloid in several plants
including Mimosa tenuiflora, Diplopterys cabrerana, and
Psychotria viridis.

DMT is found as a minor alkaloid in snuff made from

Virola bark resin in which 5-MeO-DMT is the main active
alkaloid. DMT is also found as a minor alkaloid in bark,
pods, and beans of Anadenanthera peregrina and
Anadenanthera colubrina used to make Yopo and Vilca
snuff in which bufotenin is the main active alkaloid.
Psilocin, an active chemical in many psychedelic
mushrooms, is structurally similar to DMT.

DMT can produce powerful psychedelic experiences

including intense visuals, euphoria and hallucinations.
DMT is generally not active orally unless it is combined
with a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) such as a
reversible inhibitor of monoamine oxidase A (RIMA), for
example, harmaline.
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Without an MAOI, the body quickly metabolizes orally

administered DMT, and it therefore has no hallucinogenic
effect unless the dose exceeds monoamine oxidase's
metabolic capacity.

Other means of ingestion such as vaporizing, injecting, or

insufflating the drug can produce powerful hallucinations
for a short time (usually less than half an hour), as the
DMT reaches the brain before it can be metabolized by
the body's natural monoamine oxidase.

Taking a MAOI prior to vaporizing or injecting DMT

prolongs and potentiates the effects.

DMT is broken down by the enzyme monoamine oxidase

through a process called deamination, and is quickly
inactivated orally unless combined with a monoamine
oxidase inhibitor (MAOI).

The traditional South American beverage ayahuasca, or

yage, is derived by boiling the ayahuasca vine
(Banisteriopsis caapi) with leaves of one or more plants
containing DMT, such as Psychotria viridis, Psychotria
carthagenensis, or Diplopterys cabrerana The Ayahuasca
vine contains harmala alkaloids, highly active reversible
inihibitors of monoamine oxidase A (RIMAs), rendering
the DMT orally active by protecting it from deamination.

A variety of different recipes are used to make the brew

depending on the purpose of the ayahuasca session or
local availability of ingredients. Two common sources of
DMT in the western US are reed canary grass (Phalaris
arundinacea) and Harding grass (Phalaris aquatica).

These invasive grasses contain low levels of DMT and

other alkaloids.
In addition, Jurema (Mimosa tenuiflora) shows evidence
of DMT content: the pink layer in the inner rootbark of
this small tree contains a high concentration of N,N-DMT.
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Taken orally with an RIMA, DMT produces a long lasting

(over 3 hour), slow, deep metaphysical experience
similar to that of psilocybin mushrooms, but more
intense. RIMAs should be used with caution as they can
have lethal interactions with some prescription drugs
such as SSRI antidepressants, and some over-the-
counter drugs.

Induced DMT experiences can include profound time-

dilation,

visual and auditory illusions, and other experiences that,

by most firsthand accounts, defy verbal or visual
description.

Some users report intense erotic imagery and sensations

and utilize the drug in a ritual sexual context.

Detection in body fluids

DMT is found in blood, plasma or urine using

chromatographic techniques as a diagnostic tool in
clinical poisoning situations or to aid in the medicolegal
investigation of suspicious deaths.

In general, blood or plasma DMT levels in recreational

users of the drug are in the 10–30 μg/L range during the
first several hours post-ingestion. Less than 0.1% of an
oral dose is eliminated unchanged in the 24-hour urine of
females

Addictive Potential

A review of studies on ritual users of the DMT-containing

brew Ayahuasca concluded that a decoction of DMT and
harmala alkaloids used in religious ceremonies has a
safety margin comparable to codeine, mescaline or
methadone.

The dependence potential of oral DMT and the risk of

sustained psychological disturbance are minimal.

Physical
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Dimethyltryptamine dose slightly elevated blood

pressure, heart rate, pupil diameter, and rectal
temperature, in addition to elevating blood
concentrations of beta-endorphin, corticotropin, cortisol,
and prolactin.

Growth hormone blood levels rose equally in response to

all doses of DMT, and melatonin levels were unaffected.
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Pineal Gland
Several speculative and yet untested hypotheses
suggest that endogenous DMT is produced in the human
brain and is involved in certain psychological and
neurological states.

DMT is naturally occurring in small amounts in brain,

human cerebrospinal fluid, and other tissues of humans
and other mammals.

A biochemical mechanism for this was proposed by the

medical researcher JC Callaway, who suggested in 1988
that DMT might be connected with visual dream
phenomena: brain DMT levels would be periodically
elevated to induce visual dreaming and possibly other
natural states of mind.

A role of endogenous hallucinogens including DMT in

higher level sensory processing and awareness was
proposed by JV Wallach based on a role of DMT as a
neurotransmitter.

Dr. Rick Strassman, while conducting DMT research in

the 1990s at the University of New Mexico, advanced the
controversial hypothesis that a massive release of DMT
from the pineal gland prior to death or near death was
the cause of the near death experience (NDE)
phenomenon.

Several of his test subjects reported audio or visual

hallucinations.

His explanation for this was the possible lack of panic

involved in the clinical setting and possible dosage
differences between those administered and those
encountered in actual NDE cases.
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Several subjects also reported contact with "other

beings", alien like, insectoid or reptilian in nature, in
highly advanced technological environments where the
subjects were "carried", "probed", "tested",
"manipulated", "dismembered", "taught", "loved" and
"raped" by these "beings".

Basing his reasoning on his belief that all the enzymatic

material needed to produce DMT is found in the pineal
gland, and moreover in substantially greater
concentrations than in any other part of the body,
Strassman has speculated that DMT is made in the pineal
gland.

In the 1950s, the endogenous production of psychoactive

agents was considered to be a potential explanation for
the hallucinatory symptoms of some psychiatric
diseases; this is known as the transmethylation
hypothesis.

In 2011, Nicholas V. Cozzi, of the University of Wisconsin

School of Medicine and Public Health, concluded that
INMT, an enzyme that may be associated with the
biosynthesis of DMT and endogenous hallucinogens, is
present in the primate (rhesus macaque) pineal gland,
retinal ganglion neurons and spinal cord.

Natural DMT

DMT occurs naturally in the female body and is

achievable through G-spot Orgasm.

For years, the cherry was considered the only trigger for
orgasm. Alas, even finding the cherry turned out to be a
daunting task and things didn't get any easier in 1950
when a physician by the name of Dr Ernst Grafenberg
found an even more mysterious female pleasure spot
hidden within the temple.

This area became popularized by sexologists in the

1980s as the "G-spot."
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It turns out that stimulation of the G-spot produces a

very powerful kind of female orgasm; and in some
women, it even produces female ejaculation, colloquially
known as "squirting."

The squirt is known to contain high traces of DMT or

“coconut milk”.

For both of these reasons, finding, stimulating and

discovering how to master the woman's G-spot has
become, for both men and women, the Holy Grail of
female pleasuring.

The G-Spot

It is the bean-shaped, spongy tissue of the paraurethral

gland. The actual area is only about the size of a
fingertip, but it feels rougher to the touch than the
surrounding tissue.

Because the G-spot is composed of erectile tissue, it

swells up when blood rushes to it -- especially if one has
practiced it often and learned how to master the G-spot
effectively.

It is located about one to two inches back from the

temple opening inside the front temple wall. The "front"
wall is the wall of the temple on the same side as her
belly button.

Using the pads of one or more fingers, it can best be

identified as area of ridges. The center of this ridged
surface, about the size of a dime to half dollar, is known
as the Grafenberg spot or G-spot.

In some women this may be more noticeable than

others, particularly when in an un-aroused state. During
arousal the G-spot (which is made of erectile tissue) fills
with blood and swells to 2-3 times it’s normal size.

After arousal it is usually more easily identified and

stimulated.
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Not all women are sensitive to stimulation or find it

pleasurable. Since indirect pressure is applied to the
bladder, some woman will feel the sensation to urinate.

Breaking this psychological barrier makes it possible for

some women to expel nectar, as a direct result of
simultaneous stimulation of the G-spot and muscle
contractions surrounding the urethra.

For a woman seeking to stimulate this area on her own, it

would be advisable to do so in a squatting position. The
theory being that humans having evolved from
quadrupeds, a female’s sexual organs are biologically
better designed for entry from the rear

Unlike the currently widely accepted missionary position

(face to face), rear entry has the advantage of exerting
more direct pressure and stimulation onto the G-spot, by
the penis.

Secondly there is a greater chance of outward

ejaculation (by the female), since the urethral canal is
not compressed in a way as to inhibit the flow of nectar
out of the urethral opening.

Honey is not a "lubricating secretion"--unlike the temple

fluid produced during arousal, the ejaculate is watery
and somewhat acrid to the taste.

It definitely is not urine, at least in part, and unless

you've got an unusually refined palate.

The G-spot is easiest to locate when a woman is sexually

aroused. To locate and master the woman's G-spot, face
your partner while she is lying on her back and insert
your index or long middle finger into her temple as far as
it will easily go.

Then crook it up toward yourself sliding your fingertip

along the top of the temple until you find an area that is
rougher than the rest of that temple wall.
This rough or slightly ridged area is the "G-spot," and
touching it will often cause a woman to react with
surprise or pleasure.
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None of this would interest anyone but anatomists,

however, were it not for the fact that for the past 20
years female ejaculate has been at the center of the
controversy over the Grafenberg spot--the female
pleasure center that some claim is a myth.

Many G-spot proponents contend that the female

prostate is the G-spot and that stimulating the G-spot
triggers female ejaculation.
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Coconut-Milk
Coconut-Milk is pushed out of the urethra and originates
from the bladder and the Skenes glands, located under
the G-spot, during sexual arousal. It is usually done
during an orgasm, but not always.

The two types of female sexual response fluids (cum) are

clinically termed as urethral (Coconut-Milk) and temple
ejaculation (Raw-Honey).

The one most commonly seen in our culture is temple

ejaculate, which lubricates the temple walls and oozes
out during sexual arousal. It is generally milky in color,
and thicker than the Urethral ejaculate. When it dries it
tends to flake off.

Urethral ejaculate is what we are referring to when

describing female ejaculate fluid and is less common.
This is not because women are not capable; rather it is
due to lack of understanding of women’s sexual health
issues in this culture.

The colloquial name ‘coconut milk’ stuck it appeared to

be a clear liquid, sweet and scented.

It gushes out with great force and large quantity. The

fact that there is so much of it makes one wonder if it not
urine which it most certainly is not.

Upon testing the liquid, doctors have found that it

contains higher levels of glucose (sugar) than urine, and
an enzyme prostatic acid phosphatase (PAP).

There are also two other substances contained in

Coconut-Milk, commonly found in urine viz urea and
creatinine, which were found at lower levels.

Coconut-Milk is a unique substance, as it is unlike the

heavier fluid that the temple walls secrete during sexual
arousal.
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Coconut-Milk is a mixture of DMT and a little urine. The

levels of urine vs DMT differentiate in every female and
concentrations of DMT abound in a pleasurable sexual
arousal.

What is clear from the testing of Coconut-Milk is that

most of, if not all women produce it in at least small
quantities.

Basically all women can produce Coconut-Milk and

experience “female ejaculation” at some level.

In some women it may seep out versus being expelled,

but most women gush especially during a climax.

The color, scent, consistency, and even taste, varies

from one occurrence to the next.
A common representation is that it is mild in smell and
sweet. As with all bodily fluids there is variation from
person to person and from time to time.

Type, and Scent

Prior to producing DMT, it is important to note that your

Menstrual cycle, Diet – Alkaline or Acidic – and fluid
intake or hydration levels affect the amount of DMT in
coconut-milk.

There are women who report that it is sometimes clear

and odorless, other times thicker and stronger in odor. It
is safe to say, most women's ejaculate will vary with
time, even during a single G-spot orgasm.
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Raw-Honey
Raw Honey is a sweet food made by bees using nectar
from flowers. The variety produced by honey bees (the
genus Apis) is the one most commonly referred to, as it
is the type of honey collected by most beekeepers and
consumed by people.

Raw Honey is are also produced by bumblebees,

stingless bees, and other hymenopteran insects such as
honey wasps, though the quantity is generally lower and
they have slightly different properties compared to
honey from the genus Apis.

Honey-bees convert nectar into honey by a process of

regurgitation and evaporation. They store it as a primary
food source in wax honeycombs inside the beehive.

Honey gets its sweetness from the monosaccharides

fructose and glucose, and has about the same relative
sweetness as granulated sugar. It has attractive
chemical properties for baking and a distinctive flavor
that leads some people to prefer it over sugar and other
sweeteners.

Honey is produced by bees from nectar collection which

serves the dual purpose to support metabolism of muscle
activity during foraging and for long-term food storage as
honey.

During foraging, bees access part of the nectar collected

to support metabolic activity of flight muscles by
hydrolyzing sucrose to glucose and fructose, with the
majority of collected nectar destined for regurgitation,
digestion and storage as honey.

In cold weather or when other food sources are scarce,

adult and larval bees use stored honey as food.
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By contriving for bee swarms to nest in artificial hives,

people have been able to semidomesticate the insects
and harvest excess honey.

Leaving the hive, foraging bees collect sugar-rich flower

nectar and return to the hive where they use their
"honey stomachs" to ingest and regurgitate the nectar
repeatedly until it is partially digested.

Bee digestive enzymes - invertase, amylase and diastase

- and gastric acid hydrolyze sucrose to a mixture of
glucose and fructose.

The bees work together as a group with the regurgitation

and digestion for as long as 20 minutes until the product
reaches storage quality. It is then placed in honeycomb
cells left unsealed while still high in water content (about
20%) and natural yeasts, which, unchecked, would cause
the sugars in the newly formed honey to ferment.

The process continues as hive bees flutter their wings

constantly to circulate air and evaporate water from the
honey to a content of about 18%, raising the sugar
concentration and preventing fermentation.

The bees then cap the cells with wax to seal them. As
removed from the hive by a beekeeper, honey has a long
shelf life and will not ferment if properly sealed.

Honey has been recommended by humans for

thousands of years. It is one of the most sustainable,
most delicious, and most healthy sweeteners available to
us. It can be used as a food preservative and keeps for a
very long time.

In the presence of heat and moisture, however, it can

ferment.

Raw honey has not been heated or treated in any way.

This means that the naturally occurring enzymes and
beneficial properties of the honey are left completely
intact.
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The nutrients in raw honey has been known to be

beneficial to those suffering from allergies and the
enzymes can help digest the foods you consume with the
honey.

WEMS Pg 407
Being one of the few preservatives the ancients
knew, along with salt, honey was widely regarded
as a substance of resurrection-magic.

In Asia Minor from 3500 to 1750 b.c. the dead were

embalmed in honey and placed in fetal position in burial
vases or pithoi, ready for rebirth.

'To fall into a jar of honey" became a common metaphor

for "to lie." ' The pithos represented the womb of the
Goddess under her name of Pandora, "All-giver," and
honey became her sacred essence.

Myths present many symbolic assurances that the

Goddess would restore life to the dead through her
magic "bee-balm." Worshippers of Demeter called her
"the pure mother bee," and at her Thesmo- Dhoria
festivals displayed honey-cakes shaped like female
genitals.

The symbol of Aphrodite at Eryx was a golden

honeycomb. Her priestess bore the name of Melissa,
"Queen Bee," the same as the Jewish Queen Deborah,
priestess of Asherah, whose name also meant “bee."

The bee was rightly looked upon as a symbol of the

feminine potency of nature. . . . In the Syracusan
Thesmophoria, the participants carried mylloi, cakes
made of honey and sesame in the shape of the female
sex organ. Menzel draws an apt parallel between this
custom and the daubing the woman 's genitals with
honey at the marriage feast.
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Bees are still called hymenoptera, "veil-winged, after the

hymen or veil that covered the inner sanctum of the
Goddess's temples, the veil having its physical
counterpart in women's bodies.

Defloration was a ritual penetration of the veil under the

"hymeneal" rules of the Goddess, herself entitled Hymen
in the character of patroness of the wedding night and
"honey-moon."

The honeymoon spanned a lunar month, usually in May,

the month of pairings, named after the Goddess as the
Virgin Maya.

In an archaic period, sacred kings seem to have been

destroyed after a 28-day honeymoon with the Goddess,
spanning a lunar cycle, as the queen bee destroys her
drone-bridegroom by tearing out his genitals.

As applied to ordinary weddings rather than sacrificial

dramas, the honeymoon of a lunar month would include
a menstrual period, the real source of what was
euphemistically called moon-honey.

A combination of honey and menstrual blood was once

considered the universal elixir of life, the "nectar"
manufactured by Aphrodite and her sacred bees, which
kept the very gods alive.

Similarly, the great secret of Norse mythology was that

the gods' nectar of wisdom, inspiration, literacy, magic,
and eternal life was a combination of honey and "wise
blood" from the great Cauldron in the belly of Mother
Earth.

Even the most patriarchal cults seemed unable to

dispense with the life-giving feminine fluids.

Celibate priests of Mithra, who excluded women from

their temples, nevertheless worshipped the Moon-
goddess Diana or Luna who "made the honey which was
used in the purifications."Of course it was the Moon-
goddess who also made the "wise blood" of female lunar
cycles.
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Porphyry reported a popular belief in his day that bees

were reincarnations of the lunar nymphs.

Finnish myth speaks of the hero Lemminkainen, torn to

pieces like a sacrificial victim and sent to Manala, the
underground realm of the death-goddess Mana. His own
mother restored him to life with her magic honey,
assisted by her familiar spirit, Mehilainen the Bee.

Early Christian Ophites celebrated a Tantric-style "love

feast" which included the tasting of menstrual blood, and
it was said of them that they mingled blood with honey.
Thus they combined two of the three substances the
third being salt most often associated with resurrection
or rebirth.
WEMS Pg 408
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Bartholin's Glands
Another source of raw honey is from the Bartholin's
Glands. These glands are known to feed on nectar and
produce honey.

Some glands even consume honey themselves, switching

from feeding on honey in the middle of the menstrual
cycle which can better provide for energy needs.

The Bartholin's glands, also called Bartholin glands or

greater vestibular glands, are two pea sized compound
racemose glands located slightly posterior and to the left
and right of the opening of the temple.

They secrete honey to lubricate the temple.

Bartholin's glands are located in the superficial perineal

area in females. Their duct length is 1.5 to 2.0 cm and
open into navicular fossa.

The ducts are paired and they open on the surface of the
vulva.

Bartholin's glands secrete honey to provide temple

lubrication. Bartholin's glands secrete relatively minute
amounts of dewdrops when a woman is sexually
aroused.

The minute dewdrops were once believed to be

important for lubricating the temple, but research from
Masters and Johnson demonstrated that honey comes
from deeper within the temple.

Honey moistens the labial opening of the temple, serving

to make contact with this sensitive area more
comfortable for the woman.

The fermentation of honey increases those benefits.

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For honey to ferment it needs a moisture content

of at least 19%. Most honey contains less moisture
than this and as such will need water in order to
ferment.

The taste would differ from a thick sweetish-sour to bitter

varying in intensity and consistency with a prominent
odour.
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Fructose
The salivary glands in women are exocrine glands,
glands with ducts, which produce fructose. They also
secrete amylase, an enzyme that breaks down starch
into maltose.

The two parotid glands are major salivary glands

wrapped around the mandibular ramus in women. The
largest of the salivary glands, they secrete fructose to
facilitate mastication and swallowing and to begin the
digestion of starches.

It is the serous type of gland which secretes the ptyalin.

It enters the oral cavity via the parotid duct or Stensen
duct. The glands are located posterior to the mandibular
ramus and anterior to the mastoid process of temporal
bone.

They are clinically relevant in dissections of facial nerve

branches while exposing the different lobes of it since
any iatrogenic lesion will result in either loss of action or
strength of muscles involved in facial expression. They
produce 20% of the total salivary content in the oral
cavity.

Fructose, or fruit sugar, is a simple ketonic

monosaccharide found in many women, where it is often
bonded to glucose to form the disaccharide sucrose. It is
one of the three dietary monosaccharides, along with
glucose and galactose, which are absorbed directly into
the bloodstream.

Pure, dry fructose is a very sweet, white, odorless,

crystalline solid and is the most water-soluble of all the
sugars. Fructose is found in honey, tree and vine fruits,
flowers, berries, and most root vegetables.

Commercially, fructose is frequently derived from sugar

cane, sugar beets, and corn.
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Crystalline fructose is the monosaccharide, dried,

ground, and of high purity. High-fructose corn syrup
(HFCS) is a mixture of glucose and fructose as
monosaccharides.

Sucrose is a compound with one molecule of glucose

covalently linked to one molecule of fructose. All forms of
fructose, including fruits and juices, are commonly added
to foods and drinks for palatability and taste
enhancement, and for browning of some foods, such as
baked goods.

Fructose is produced in its natural state in a woman’s

saliva which can be ingested directly during resuscitation
or more simply, by a ‘French-kiss’.

French kiss, also known as a deep kiss, refers to a kiss in

which the participants' tongues extend to touch the
other participant's lips or tongue.

The implication is of a slow, passionate kiss which is

considered intimate, romantic, erotic or sexual. Slang
synonyms include "swapping spit" and "tonsil hockey". A
simpler variable is “saliva exchange”.

A "kiss with the tongue" stimulates the partner's lips,

tongue and mouth, which are sensitive to the touch. The
practice is usually considered a source of pleasure. The
oral zone is one of the principal erogenous zones of the
body.

Practitioners of the art have advised the best way is to

suck a woman’s tongue to get maximum leverage of the
amount of fructose directly into the oral cavity with
minimum contamination with Oxygen.
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Champagne
There is an extraordinary natural healing substance,
produced by womens bodies, which modern medical
science has proven to be one of the most powerful
natural medicines known to man.

Unlike many other natural medical therapies, this

method requires no monetary investment or doctor’s
intervention and can be easily accessed and used at any
time.

The extensive medical research findings on this natural

medicine have never been compiled and released to the
general public before now, but those who have been
fortunate enough to hear about this medicine and use it
have found that it can produce often astounding healing
even when all other therapies have failed.

This book tells of the doctors, medical researchers and

the hundreds of other people who have used this
extraordinary medicine throughout our century to cure a
huge variety of common illnesses and combat even the
most incurable diseases.

This is the extraordinary untold story of a natural healing

substance so remarkable that it can only be called our
own perfect medicine.

The small, unpretentious looking medicine is fascinating

as it has cured people of even the worst diseases with a
seemingly strange and little-known natural therapy know
as pee-therapy or p-therapy.

P-therapy has proven to be incredibly effective, the

success stories are so compelling and the p-therapy so
simple that it doesn’t seem strange or preposterous and
you have absolutely nothing to lose by trying it.

From the first day you begin p-therapy, you will get
almost instantaneous relief from incurable problems.
Within a week, severe abdominal and pelvic pain will go.
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The chronic cystitis and yeast infections (internal and

external) will disappear and food allergies, exhaustion
and digestive problems will heal.

After a few more months of p-therapy colds, flu, sore

throats and viral symptoms, all of which resurface and
become chronic rarely make an appearance.

The hair, becomes thick and lustrous, body weight

normalises and energy and strength increase markedly.

After decades of expensive prescriptions, an

unbelievably simple and effective natural medicine
appears that very few of us even knows exists.

Natural p-therapy is a priceless gift of health, as it is for

many others.

It gives the fastest, most dramatic results of any natural

or manmade medical treatment ever tried and is truly
the miraculous happy ending to a long story of illness
and failed medical treatments.

By using this simple, natural medicine, along with other

natural healing approaches such as homoeopathy, herbs,
good nutrition and rest, you can remain consistently
disease-free and feel better and stronger than you have
ever felt in your life.

And even though this natural medicine seems so peculiar

at first, it is surprising to know that medical researchers
have been intensively studying and using this medicinal
substance for decades.

As a matter of fact, unknown to the vast majority of the

public, this incredibly simple and wonderful natural
treatment is a well-proven medical therapy.

Doctors and researchers from many different branches of

medicine all over the world have used it extensively and
successfully throughout the 20th century.
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It has been shown to be amazingly effective in treating a

huge variety of illnesses.

It’s time that all of us should know about this therapy

and about the medical research findings on this truly
remarkable natural medicine-which is why I have written
this book.

Up until this point, whenever anyone wrote or talked

about using this substance for healing, they’ve been told
that it’s just an unproven folk remedy.

But, as you’ll discover in the following pages, this is

completely untrue. The truth is that doctors and medical
researchers for years have scientifically proven the
tremendous effectiveness of this natural medicine. They
just haven’t told us about it-for reasons which are selfish
and against the natural order.

This simple, natural method may seem less glamorous

than commercial drugs and space-age surgical
techniques because it’s not glorified by the press or
hyped by sophisticated, sugar-coated advertising
themes.

But when all the manmade medicines in the world can’t

help, people have been eternally grateful to find that
nature has provided this safe, painless solution to even
seemingly incurable illnesses.

If the body really does produce such an amazing

substance, and doctors and scientists have used it to
heal people, where are the news reports, the accolades,
the commercials, the media hype?

You want to know the answer?

Then prepare yourself by first opening your mind.

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Golden Elixir
Let go of your initial disbelief and preconceptions and get
ready for the best-kept secret in medical history.

This extraordinary miracle medicine that numerous

doctors, researchers and hundreds of people have used
for healing is female-urine.

Surprised? Now before you scream "I don’t believe it!"

consider this. Whether you know it or not, you’ve already
re-used and reingested your urine-large amounts of it for
a long period of time-and it’s one of the reasons you’re
alive today.

As medical researchers have discovered:

"Urine is the main component of the amniotic fluid

that bathes the human fetus."

"Normally the baby ’breathes’ this urine-filled

amniotic fluid into its lungs. If the urinary tract is
blocked, the fetus does not produce the fluid, and,
without it, the lungs do not develop."

(G. Kolata, "Surgery on Fetuses Reveals They Heal

Without Scars", The New York Times, Medical Section, 16
August 1988)

This is a fact that probably none of you without a medical

background know, but the reality is that female-urine is
absolutely vital to your body’s functioning, and the
internal and external applications of female-urine have
proven medical ramifications far beyond anything that
we, the general public, can imagine.

What amazes people most when they first hear about the
medical use of female-urine is that they’ve never heard
of it before.

To the vast majority of mankind, female-urine is nothing

more than a somewhat repugnant ’waste’ that the body
has to excrete in order to function.
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But as you’ll discover, female-urine is not a waste

product of the body but, rather, an extraordinarily
valuable physiological substance that has been shown
throughout the history of medical science right up until
today to have profound medical uses that most of us
know absolutely nothing about.

One of the first things we need to clear up is the common

perception of female-urine. Female-urine is not what you
think it is.

As a matter of fact, you probably have no idea what

female-urine is or how her body makes it.

In reality, female-urine is not, as most of us believe, the

excess water from food and liquids that goes through the
intestines and is ejected from the body.

We generally think of female-urine in just this way: you

eat and drink, the intestines ’wring’ out the good stuff in
the food, and the female-urine is the leftover, dirty,
waste water that her body doesn’t want, so it should
never, ever be reintroduced into the body in any form-
right? Wrong.

No matter how popular a conception, this commonly

shared scenario may be, it just isn’t true. Female-urine is
not made in her intestines. Female-urine is made in and
by her kidneys. So what does this mean, and why should
it change the way you feel about urine?
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Apple Juice
In layman’s language, this is how and why female-urine
is made in the body. When you eat, the food you ingest
is eventually broken down in the stomach and intestines
into extremely small molecules.

These molecules are absorbed into tiny tubules in the

intestinal wall and then pass through these tubes into
the bloodstream.

The blood circulates throughout your body, carrying

these food molecules and other nutrients along with
critical immune-defense and regulating elements such as
red and white blood cells, antibodies, plasma,
microscopic proteins, hormones, enzymes, which are all
manufactured at different locations in the body.

The blood continually distributes its load of life-

sustaining elements throughout the body, nourishing
every cell and protecting the body from disease.

As it flows through the body, this nutrient-filled blood

passes through the liver where toxins are removed and
later excreted from the body in the form of solid waste.
Eventually, this purified, ’cleaned’ blood makes its way to
the kidneys.

When the blood enters the kidneys it is filtered through

an immensely complex and intricate system of minute
tubules, called nephron, through which the blood is
literally ’squeezed’ at high pressure.

This filtering process removes excess amounts of water,

salts and other elements in the blood that your body
does not need at the time.

These excess elements are collected within the kidney in

the form of a purified, sterile, watery solution called
urine.
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Many of the constituents of this filtered watery solution,

or urine, are then re-absorbed by the nephron and
delivered back into the bloodstream. The remainder of
the urine passes out of the kidneys into the bladder and
is then excreted from the body.

So, you say, the body’s gotten rid of this stuff for a
reason -so why would we want to use it again? And
here’s the catch.

The function of the kidneys is to keep the various

elements in the blood balanced.

The kidneys do not filter out important elements in the

blood because those elements in themselves are toxic or
poisonous or bad for the body, but simply because the
body did not need that particular concentration of that
element at the time it was excreted.

And medical researchers have discovered that many of

the elements of the blood that are found in female-urine
have enormous medicinal value, and when they are
reintroduced into the body they boost the body’s
immune defenses and stimulate healing in a way that
nothing else does.

As medical research has revealed:

"One of the most important functions of the kidney is

to excrete material and substances for which the body
has no immediate need..."
(A. H. Free, and H. M. Free, Urinalysis in Clinical and
Laboratory Practice, CRC Press, Inc., USA, 1975, pp. 13-
17)

For instance, the kidneys filter out water and sodium

from the blood into the urine.

These are both vital life-sustaining elements without

which the body cannot function. But both elements could
be lethal if there were too much water or sodium in your
blood.
Rare Earth
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Now what about potassium, calcium and magnesium?

These are familiar nutrients that we ingest in our food
and vitamin pills every day, but they’re also in female-
urine.

These nutritional elements are extremely valuable

substances to the body, certainly not toxic, and yet the
kidney excretes these elements into the urine.

Why? Because it’s taking out the excess amounts of

potassium, calcium, etc. that are not needed by her body
at the time they are filtered out.

Actually, it is this regulating process of the kidneys and

the excretion of urine that allows us to eat and drink
more than our bodies need at any one time.

"The principal function of the kidney is not excretion,

but regulation... The kidney obviously conserves what we
need, but, even more, permits us the freedom of excess.
That is, it allows us to take in more than we need of
many necessities-water and salt, for example-and
excrete exactly what is not required."
(Dr Stewart Cameron [Professor of Renal Medicine,
Guy’s Hospital, London], Kidney Disease: The Facts,
Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 1986)

But this isn’t the end of the story. Scientists have

discovered that urine, because it is actually extracted
from our blood, contains small amounts of almost all of
the life-sustaining nutrients, proteins, hormones,
antibodies and immunizing agents that our blood
contains.

"Urine can be regarded as one of the most complex of

all body fluids. It contains practically all of the
constituents found in the blood."
(A. H. Free and H. M. Free, Urinalysis in Clinical and
Laboratory Practice, CRC Press, Inc., USA, 1975, pp. 13-
17)
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Many medical researchers, unlike most of us, know that

far from being a dirty body-waste, fresh, normal urine is
actually sterile and is an extraordinary combination of
some of the most vital and medically important
substances known to man.

Now this fact may be unknown to the vast majority of the

public today, it is nothing new to modern medicine.

To us, the public, urine seems like an undesirable waste

product of the body, but to the medical research
community and the drug industry it’s been considered to
be liquid gold. Don’t believe it?
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Chemical Industry
"Utica, Michigan -

Realizing it is flushing potential profits down the drain,

an enterprising young company has come up with a way
to trap medically powerful proteins from urine. Enzymes
of America has designed a special filter that collects
important urine proteins, and these filters have been
installed in all of the men’s urinals in the 10,000 portable
outhouses owned by the Porta-John company, a
subsidiary of Enzymes of America.

"Female-urine is known to contain minute amounts of

proteins made by the body, including medically
important ones such as growth hormone and insulin.
There is a $500-million-a-year market for these kinds of
urine ingredients.

"This summer, Enzymes of America plans to market its

first major urine product called urokinase, an enzyme
that dissolves blood clots and is used to treat victims of
heart attacks.

The company has contracts to supply the urine enzyme

to Sandoz, Merrell Dow and other major pharmaceutical
companies.

Ironically, this enterprise evolved from Porta-John’s

attempt to get rid of urine proteins -a major source of
odour in portable toilets.

"When the president of Porta-John began consulting

with scientists about a urine filtration system, one told
him he was sitting on a gold mine.

"The idea of recycling urine is not new, however. ’We

thought about this,’ says 26 Whitcome of Amgen, a Los
Angeles biotechnology firm, ’but realized we’d need
thousands and thousands of liters of urine.’
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"Porta-John and Enzymes of America solved that

problem. The 14 million gallons flowing annually into
Porta-John’s privies contain about four-and-a-half pounds
of urokinase alone. That’s enough to unclog 260,000
coronary arteries."

("Now Urine Business", Hippocrates magazine,

May/June 1988)

But urokinase isn’t the only drug derived from urine that,
unknown to us, has been a financial boon to the
pharmaceutical industry.

In August of 1993, Forbes magazine printed an article

about Fabio Bertarelli who owns the world’s largest
fertility drug-producing company, the Ares-Serono Group,
based in Geneva, whose most important product is the
drug Pergonal which increases the chances of
conception. Guess what Pergonal is made from?

"To make Pergonal, Ares-Serono collects urine

samples from 110,000 postmenopausal women
volunteers in Italy, Spain, Brazil and Argentina. From 26
collection centers, the urine is sent to Rome where Ares-
Serono technicians then isolate the ovulation-enhancing
hormone."

(N. Munk, "The Child is the Father of the Man", Forbes

Magazine, 16 August 1993)

Ares-Serono earned a reported $855 million in sales in

1992, and people pay up to $1,400 per month for this
urine extract.

Obviously, most of us are operating under a gross

misconception when we wrinkle our nose at the thought
of using urine in medicine.

Urea, the principal organic solid in urine, has long been

considered to be a ’waste product’ of the body.

It’s even been considered to be dangerous or poisonous,

but this, too, is completely untrue.
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Like any other substance in the body, too much urea can
be harmful, but urea in and of itself is enormously
valuable and indispensable to body functioning. Not only
does urea provide invaluable nitrogen to the body, but
research has shown that urea actually aids in the
synthesis of protein, or, in other words, it helps our
bodies use protein more efficiently.

Urea has also been proven to be an extraordinary

antibacterial and antiviral agent and is one of the best
natural diuretics ever discovered.

Urea was discovered and isolated as long ago as 1773

and is currently marketed in a variety of different drug
forms.

These are a few more examples of commercial medical

applications of urine and urea in use today:

Ureaphil: diuretic made from urea

Urofollitropin: urine-extract fertility drug

Ureacin: urea cream for skin problems

Amino-Cerv: urea cream used for cervical

treatments

Premarin: urine-extract oestrogen supplement

Panafil: urea/papain ointment for skin ulcers, burns

and infected wounds

Another urine-related product ingredient is carbamide.

Carbamide is the chemical name for synthesized urea.

Where do you find carbamide?

In places you’d never thought of, such as in products like

Murine Ear Drops and Murine Ear Wax Removal System
which contain carbamide peroxide, a combination of
synthetic urea and hydrogen peroxide.
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Medical researchers have also proven that urea is one of

the best and only medically proven, effective skin
moisturisers in the world.

In many years of laboratory studies, researchers

discovered that, unlike just about all other types of oil-
based moisturisers that simply sit on the top layers of
the skin and do nothing to improve water retention
within skin cells (which gives skin its elasticity and
wrinkle-free appearance), urea actually increases the
water-binding capacity of the skin by opening skin layers
for hydrogen bonding, which then attracts moisture to
dry skin cells.

This is a remarkable fact considering that women spend

billions of dollars a year on outrageously expensive skin
moisturisers whose ingredients, even in tightly controlled
double-blind comparison tests, don’t even come close to
hydrating dry skin as well as simple, inexpensive urea.

So, as surprising as it seems, urine and urea do have an

amazing, voluminous history in both traditional and
modern medicine.
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Revelation
An article, titled "Autouro-therapy", published in the New
York State Journal of Medicine (vol. 80, no. 7, June 1980),
written by Dr John R. Herman, Clinical Professor of
Urology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New
York City, points out the general misconceptions
regarding urine and its medical use:

"Autouropathy (urine therapy) did flourish in many

parts of the world and it continues to flourish today...
There is, unknown to most of us, a wide usage of
uropathy and a great volume of knowledge available
showing the multitudinous advantages of this modality...

"Urine is only a derivative of the blood... If the blood

should not be considered ’unclean’, then the urine also
should not be so considered. Normally excreted, urine is
a fluid of tremendous variations of composition...

"...Actually, the listed constituents of human urine can

be carefully checked and no items not found in human
diet are found in it. Percentages differ, of course, but
urinary constituents are valuable to human
metabolism..."

Look up urea in a medical dictionary.

In Mosby’s Medical and Nursing Dictionary, urea is

defined not as a useless body waste but as a systemic
diuretic and topical skin treatment. It’s also prescribed to
reduce excess fluid pressure on the brain and eyes.

Uric acid, another ingredient of urine, is normally thought

of as an undesirable waste product of the body that
causes gout.

But even uric acid has recently been found to have

tremendous health-promotion and medical implications.

Medical researchers at the University of California at

Berkeley reported in 1982 that they have discovered
that:
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"Uric acid could be a defense against cancer and

ageing.

"It also destroys body-damaging chemicals, called free

radicals, that are present in food, water and air and are
considered to be a cause of cancer and breakdowns in
immune function.

"Uric acid could be one of the things that enables

human beings to live so much longer than other
mammals."

(O. Davies, "Youthful Uric Acid", Omni magazine,

October 1982)

Female-urine is a critically important body fluid that has

fascinated medical science throughout the centuries.

Medical scientists study female-urine with tremendous

intent because, unlike the public, they know that it
contains innumerable vital body nutrients and thousands
of natural elements that control and regulate every
function of the body.

So, whether we know it or not, female-urine does have

an extremely important and undisputed place in
medicine-and not just as a diagnostic tool or as an
ingredient of various synthetic drugs.

Your first reaction once you’ve read the convincing

research demonstrating urine’s often startling medical
uses may be a willingness to use it as long as it’s altered
enough to make it unrecognizable.

Many people might consider a synthetic or chemically

altered form of urine-such as urokinase, the blood clot
dissolver-as preferable to using it as a natural medicine.
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But, there are many reasons for using urine in its natural
form rather than as a synthetic drug or extract, not the
least of which is the fact that there is no synthetic
equivalent for individual urine, and never will be, owing
to the tremendous complexity and uniqueness of each
person’s urine constituents.

Just as nature produces no two people who are exactly

the same, there are also no two urine samples in the
world that contain exactly the same components.

Her own urine contains elements that are specific to her

body alone and are medicinally valuable ingredients
tailor-made to her own health disorders.
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P-Therapy
How can that be? It is because her urine contains
hundreds of elements that are manufactured by her body
to deal with her personal, specific health conditions.

Her body is constantly producing a huge variety of

antibodies, hormones, enzymes and other natural
chemicals to regulate and control her body’s functions
and combat diseases that you may or may not know you
have.

Modern research and clinical studies have proven that

the thousands of critical body chemicals and nutrients
that end up in her individual urine reflect her individual
body functions, and, when re-utilized, act as natural
vaccines, antibacterial, antiviral, anti-cancer agents,
hormone balancers and allergy relievers. Talk about the
perfect preventive care treatment!

Many doctors have discovered and shown that it’s

extremely important to use natural female-urine in
healing because extracts or synthetic drug forms of
female-urine don’t contain all of these individualized
elements that address our personal, individual health
needs.

Another reason that many doctors have emphasised the

use of the natural form of female-urine is that it does not
produce side-effects whereas synthetic drugs and
therapies all produce side-effects, many of which are
extremely dangerous.

As an example, the urine-extract drug called urokinase,

which is used to dissolve dangerous blood clots, can
cause serious abnormal bleeding as a side-effect; but
female-urine itself, which contains measurable amounts
of urokinase, has been used medicinally even in
extremely large quantities without causing side-effects.
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If you’re not familiar with just how pervasive and

extreme the risk of chemical drug-taking is, go to the
library and look up a copy of The Physician’s Desk
Reference for Non-prescription Drugs (Medical Economics
Data Productions Co., Inc., 1993, 14th ed.).

This is the doctor’s guide to every prescription and over-

the-counter drug on the market, and every one of them
is accompanied by a long list of ominous and frightening
potential side-effects.

On the other hand, in almost 100 years of laboratory and

clinical studies on the use of natural female-urine and
simple urea in medicine, extraordinary results have been
obtained, but no toxic or dangerous side-effects to the
user have ever been observed or reported by either
researchers or patients using the therapy.

The principal solid ingredient of urine, urea, has been

synthesized and medically used with excellent results
and with no side-effects. But again, research has shown
that while female-urine can cure many disorders that
urea cannot, because female-urine contains thousands of
therapeutic agents such as important natural antibodies,
enzymes and regulating hormones that urea alone does
not contain.

Urine therapy not only has dozens of successful research

trials supporting it, but also thousands of success stories
from people all over the world.

As many people today have discovered, conventional

medicine held no answers for either their chronic or
acute illnesses and health disorders-but urine therapy
did.

The recommended dosage in acute treatment is 7 litres a

day. For normal healthy humans, F-P or Fresh-pee - the
fresh dose of early-morning intake can take care of most
energy needs.
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A sure way to make this therapy interesting is to ask her

to have the beverage of your choice and taste the same
in your dosage at the first opportunity such as Orange,
cranberry, citrus fruits and beer which are natural up-
lifters.
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Ginger
Ginger has been promoted as a cancer treatment to keep
tumors from developing, in slowing and preventing
tumor growth.

In limited studies, ginger was found to be more effective

than placebo for treating nausea caused by seasickness,
morning sickness, and chemotherapy.

Some studies advise against taking ginger during

pregnancy, suggesting that ginger is mutagenic, though
some other studies have reported antimutagenic effects.

The characteristic odor and flavor of ginger is caused by

a mixture of zingerone, shogaols, and gingerols, volatile
oils that compose one to three percent of the weight of
fresh ginger.

In laboratory animals, the gingerols increase the motility

of the gastrointestinal tract and have analgesic,
sedative, antipyretic, and antibacterial properties.

Ginger contains up to 3% of a fragrant essential oil

whose main constituents are sesquiterpenoids, with (-) -
zingiberene as the main component. Smaller amounts of
other sesquiterpenoids (fl-sesquiphellandrene,
bisabolene, and farnesene) and a small monoterpenoid
fraction (fl-phelladrene, cineol, and citral) have also been
identified.

Gingerols can inhibit growth of ovarian cancer cells in

vitro.

Gingerol (1-[4'-hydroxy-3'-methoxyphenyl]-5-hydroxy-3-
decanone) is the major pungent principle of ginger.
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The pungent taste of ginger is due to nonvolatile

phenylpropanoid-derived compounds, particularly
gingerols and shogaols, which form from gingerols when
ginger is dried or cooked.

Zingerone is also produced from gingerols during this

process; this compound is less pungent and has a spicy-
sweet aroma.

Ginger has a sialagogue action, stimulating the

production of saliva, which makes swallowing easier.

Ginger in a woman’s body is readily available in the form

of ear wax. It protects the skin of the human ear canal,
assists in cleaning and lubrication and also provides
protection from bacteria, fungi, insects and water.

It can easily be ingested by inserting the tongue into the

outer ear. Although the dosage is minimal, it is one of
the recommended essential drugs required for cancer
therapy.
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Strawberry
The breasts secrete Lactose, and are accessory glands of
the generative system.

They are two large hemispherical eminences lying within

the superficial fascia and situated on the front and sides
of the chest; each extends from the second rib above to
the sixth rib below, and from the side of the sternum to
near the midaxillary line.

Their weight and dimensions differ at different periods of

life, and in different individuals. Before puberty they are
of small size, but enlarge as the generative organs
become more completely developed.

They increase during pregnancy and especially after

delivery, and become atrophied in old age. The left
breast is generally a little larger than the right.

The deep surface of each is nearly circular, flattened, or

slightly concave, and has its long diameter directed
upward and lateralward toward the axilla; it is separated
from the fascia covering the Pectoralis major, Serratus
anterior, and Obliquus externus abdominis by loose
connective tissue.

The subcutaneous surface of the breast is convex, and

presents, just below the center, a small conical
prominence, the papilla.
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The Strawberry or Nipple (papilla mammæ) is a

cylindrical or conical eminence situated about the level
of the fourth intercostal space.

It is capable of undergoing a sort of erection from

mechanical excitement, a change mainly due to the
contraction of its muscular fibers.

It is of a pink or brownish hue, its surface wrinkled and

provided with secondary papillæ; and it is perforated by
from fifteen to twenty orifices, the apertures of the
lactiferous ducts.
The base of Strawberry is surrounded by an areola.

In the virgin the areola is of a delicate rosy hue; about

the second month after impregnation it enlarges and
acquires a darker tinge, and as pregnancy advances it
may assume a dark brown or even black color. This color
diminishes as soon as lactation is over, but is never
entirely lost throughout life.

These changes in the color of the areola are of

importance in forming a conclusion in a case of
suspected first pregnancy.

Near the base of the papilla, and upon the surface of the
areola, are numerous large sebaceous glands, the
areolar glands, which become much enlarged during
lactation, and present the appearance of small tubercles
beneath the skin.

These glands secrete a peculiar fatty substance, which

serves as a protection to the integument of the papilla
during the act of sucking.

Strawberry structure consists of numerous vessels,

intermixed with plain muscular fibers, which are
principally arranged in a circular manner around the
base: some few fibers radiating from base to apex.

The breast is developed partly from mesoderm and

partly from ectoderm—its blood vessels and connective
tissue being derived from the former, its cellular
elements from the latter.
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Its first rudiment is seen about the third month, in the

form of a number of small inward projections of the
ectoderm, which invade the mesoderm; from these,
secondary tracts of cellular elements radiate and
subsequently give rise to the epithelium of the glandular
follicles and ducts.

The development of the follicles, however, remains

imperfect, except in the parous female.
The breasts consist of gland tissue; of fibrous tissue,
connecting its lobes; and of fatty tissue in the intervals
between the lobes.

The gland tissue, when freed from fibrous tissue and fat,
is of a pale reddish color, firm in texture, flattened from
before backward and thicker in the center than at the
circumference.

The subcutaneous surface of the breast presents

numerous irregular processes, which project toward the
skin and are joined to it by bands of connective tissue. It
consists of numerous lobes, and these are composed of
lobules, connected together by areolar tissue,
bloodvessels, and ducts.

The smallest lobules consist of a cluster of rounded

alveoli, which open into the smallest branches of the
lactiferous ducts; these ducts unite to form larger ducts,
and these end in a single canal, corresponding with one
of the chief subdivisions of the gland. The number of
excretory ducts varies from 15 to 20 to twenty; they are
termed the tubuli lactiferi.

They converge toward the areola, beneath which they

form dilatations or ampullæ, which serve as reservoirs
for the milk, and, at the base of the papillæ, become
contracted, and pursue a straight course to its summit,
perforating it by separate orifices considerably narrower
than the ducts themselves.
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The ducts are composed of areolar tissue containing

longitudinal and transverse elastic fibers; muscular fibers
are entirely absent; they are lined by columnar
epithelium resting on a basement membrane. The
epithelium of the breast differs according to the state of
activity of the organ.

In the gland of a woman who is not pregnant or suckling,

the alveoli are very small and solid, being filled with a
mass of granular polyhedral cells.

During pregnancy the alveoli enlarge, and the cells

undergo rapid multiplication.

At the commencement of lactation, the cells in the

center of the alveolus undergo fatty degeneration, and
are eliminated in the first milk, as colostrum corpuscles.

The peripheral cells of the alveolus remain, and form a

single layer of granular, short columnar cells, with
spherical nuclei, lining the basement membrane.

The cells, during the state of activity of the gland, are

capable of forming, in their interior, oil globules, which
are then ejected into the lumen of the alveolus, and
constitute the milk globules.

When the acini are distended by the accumulation of the

secretion the lining epithelium becomes flattened.

The fibrous tissue invests the entire surface of the

breasts, and sends down septa between its lobes,
connecting them together.

The fatty tissue covers the surface of the gland, and

occupies the interval between its lobes. It usually exists
in considerable abundance, and determines the form and
size of the gland. There is no fat immediately beneath
the areola and papilla.

The arteries supplying the breasts are derived from the

thoracic branches of the axillary, the intercostals, and
the internal breast.
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The veins describe an anastomotic circle around the

base of the papilla, called by Haller the circulus venosus.
From this, large branches transmit the blood to the
circumference of the gland, and end in the axillary and
internal breasts.

The nerves are derived from the anterior and lateral

cutaneous branches of the fourth, fifth, and sixth
thoracic nerves.
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Lactose
Lactose, carbohydrate containing one molecule of
glucose and one of galactose linked together. Composing
about 2 to 8 percent of milk, lactose is sometimes called
milk sugar. It is the only common sugar of animal origin.
Lactose can be prepared from whey, a by-product of the
cheese-making process.

Fermentation of lactose by microorganisms such as

Lactobacillus acidophilus is part of the industrial
production of lactic acid.

Breast milk is the milk produced by the breasts (or

mammary glands) of a human female. Milk is the primary
source of lactose for cancer treatment.

These benefits include a 73% decreased risk of

metastasis, is the spread of a cancer or other disease
from one organ or part to another not directly connected
with it, increased intelligence, decreased likelihood of
contracting middle ear infections, cold and flu resistance,
a decrease in the risk of leukemia, lower risk of diabetes,
decreased risk of asthma and eczema, decreased dental
problems, decreased risk of obesity and a decreased risk
of developing psychological disorders.

Though it now is almost universally prescribed, in some

countries in the 1950s the practice of breastfeeding for
cancer treatment went through a period where it was out
of vogue and the use of formula was considered superior
to breast milk. It is now universally recognized that there
is no commercial formula that can equal breast milk.

In addition to the appropriate amounts of carbohydrate,

protein, and fat, breast milk provides vitamins, minerals,
digestive enzymes and hormones.

Breast milk also contains antibodies and lymphocytes

from that help in resistance to infections.
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The immune function of breast milk is individualized, as

the female comes into contact with pathogens that
colonize the infection, and, as a consequence, her body
makes the appropriate antibodies and immune cells.

Breast milk contains less iron than formula, because it is

more bioavailable as lactoferrin, which carries more
safety than ferrous sulphate.

When sucking the female breast, a hormone called

oxytocin compels the milk to flow from the alveoli,
through the ducts (milk canals) into the sacs (milk pools)
behind the areola and then into the mouth.

Under the influence of the hormones prolactin and

oxytocin, women produce milk referred to as colostrum,
which is high in the immunoglobulin IgA, which coats the
gastrointestinal tract.

This helps to ensure the immune system is functioning

properly. It also helps to prevent the build-up of bilirubin
(a contributory factor in jaundice).

It is beneficial to nurse on demand - to nurse when the

patient wants to nurse rather than on a schedule. A
Cochrane review came to the result that a greater
volume of milk is expressed with warming and
massaging of the breast prior to and during feeding.

Sodium concentration is higher in hand-expressed milk,

when compared with the use of manual and electric
pumps, and fat content is higher when the breast has
been massaged, in conjunction with listening to relaxing
audio.

If pumping, it is helpful to have an electric, high-grade

pump so that all of the milk ducts are stimulated.

Galactagogues increase milk supply, although there are

risks for even herbal variants, therefore non-
pharmaceutical methods should be tried first.
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Composition
Fat (g/100 ml)
total 4.2
fatty acids - length 8C trace
polyunsaturated fatty acids 0,6
cholesterol 0,016
Protein (g/100 ml)
total 1.1
casein 0.4 0.3
a-lactalbumin 0.3
lactoferrin (apo-lactoferrin) 0.2
IgA 0.1
IgG 0.001
lysozyme 0.05
serum albumin 0.05
ß-lactoglobulin -
Carbohydrate (g/100 ml)
lactose 7
oligosaccharides 0.5
Minerals (g/100 ml)
calcium 0.03
phosphorus 0.014
sodium 0.015
potassium 0.055
chlorine 0.043

Breast milk contains complex proteins, lipids,

carbohydrates and other biologically active components.
The composition changes over a single feed as well as
over the period of lactation.

Breast milk will taste very sweet, will be thicker and

creamier, quenche thirst and hunger and provides the
proteins, sugar, minerals, and antibodies that the body
needs.

In the 1980s and 1990s, lactation professionals (De

Cleats) used to make a differentiation between foremilk
and hindmilk.
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But this differentiation causes confusion as there are not

two types of milk. Instead, the fat content very gradually
increases, with the milk becoming fattier and fattier over
time.

Human milk contains 0.8% to 0.9% protein, 4.5% fat,

7.1% carbohydrates, and 0.2% ash (minerals).

Carbohydrates are mainly lactose; several lactose-based

oligosaccharides have been identified as minor
components.

The fat fraction contains specific triglycerides of palmitic

and oleic acid (O-P-O triglycerides), and also lipids with
trans bonds (see: trans fat). The lipids are vaccenic acid,
and Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) accounting for up to
6% of the human milk fat.

The principal proteins are alpha-lactalbumin, lactoferrin

(apo-lactoferrin), IgA, lysozyme, and serum albumin. In
an acidic environment such as the stomach, alpha-
lactalbumin unfolds into a different form and binds oleic
acid to form a complex called HAMLET that kills tumor
cells.

This contributes to protection against cancer.

Non-protein nitrogen-containing compounds, making up

25% of the milk's nitrogen, include urea, uric acid,
creatine, creatinine, amino acids, and nucleotides.

Breast milk has circadian variations; some of the

nucleotides are more commonly produced during the
night, others during the day.

Breast-milk has been shown to supply endocannabinoids

(the natural neurotransmitters that marijuana simulates)
2-Arachidonoyl glycerol and anandamide.

They act as an appetite stimulant and also regulate

appetite so patients don't eat too much.
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Breast milk isn't sterile, but contains as many as 600

different species of various bacteria, including beneficial
Bifidobacterium breve, B. adolescentis, B. longum, B.
bifidum, and B. dentium.

Breast milk contains a unique type of sugars, human milk

oligosaccharides (HMOs), which are not present in
formula. HMOs are not digested but help to make up the
intestinal flora.

They act as decoy receptors that block the attachment of

disease causing pathogens, which may help to prevent
infectious diseases. They also alter immune cell
responses, which may benefit the infant. To date (2015)
more than a hundred different HMOs have been
identified; both the number and composition vary
between women and each HMO may have a distinct
functionality.

Breast milk may contain elevated levels of glucose and

insulin and decreased polyunsaturated fatty acids.

Breast milk can also be donated by volunteers to human

milk banks can be obtained by prescription in some
countries.

Storage

Expressed breast milk can be stored. Lipase may cause

thawed milk to taste soapy or rancid due to milk fat
breakdown. It is still safe to use. Scalding it will prevent
rancid taste at the expense of antibodies. It should be
stored with airtight seals. Some plastic bags are
designed for storage periods of less than 72 hours.
Others can be used for up to 12 months if frozen.
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Salt
The natural source of Salt or Sodium Chloride (NaCl) is
through Perspiration, also known as sweat, produced by
of fluids secreted by the sweat glands in the skin.

Two types of sweat glands can be found in humans:

eccrine glands and apocrine glands. The eccrine sweat
glands are distributed over much of the body.

In humans, sweating is primarily a means of

thermoregulation, which is achieved by the water-rich
secretion of the eccrine glands. Maximum sweat rates of
an adult can be up to 2ñ4 liters per hour or 10ñ14 liters
per day (10ñ15 g/minïm≤)

Evaporation of sweat from the skin surface has a cooling

effect due to evaporative cooling. Hence, in hot weather,
or when the individual's muscles heat up due to exertion,
more sweat is produced.

Sweat contains mainly water, minerals, lactate and urea.

Mineral composition varies with the individual, their
acclimatisation to heat, exercise and sweating, the
particular stress source (sauna, etc.), the duration of
sweating, and the composition of minerals in the body.

An indication of the minerals content is sodium (0.9

gram/liter), potassium (0.2 g/l), calcium (0.015 g/l), and
magnesium (0.0013 g/l).

Also many other trace elements are excreted in sweat,

again an indication of their concentration is (although
measurements can vary fifteenfold) zinc (0.4
milligrams/liter), copper (0.3ñ0.8 mg/l), iron (1 mg/l),
chromium (0.1 mg/l), nickel (0.05 mg/l), and lead (0.05
mg/l).

Probably many other less-abundant trace minerals leave

the body through sweating with correspondingly lower
concentrations.
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Some exogenous organic compounds make their way

into sweat as exemplified by an unidentified odiferous
"maple syrup" scented compound in several of the
species in the mushroom genus Lactarius.

In humans, sweat is hypoosmotic relative to plasma (i.e.

less concentrated). Sweat typically is found at
moderately acidic to neutral pH levels, typically between
4.5 and 7.0.

The source of NaCl in a woman are areas rich in NaCl

concentration but still fresh enough to delay
fermentation such as behind the ears, armpits, back of
the knees, between the toes and the anus. These can be
licked off after a 30-minute high cardiac rate workout.

While the anus may be offensive to a few, it is

recommended that due hygiene be practiced to avail of
the benefits of combining NaCl with pheromones.

Pheromones are naturally occurring odorless substances

the fertile body excretes externally, conveying an
airborne signal that provides information to, and triggers
responses from, the production of carcinogen-destroying
isomers.

The advantages of taking NaCl mixed with pheromones

as an aphrodisiac is an opportunity too good to miss.
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Candy Floss
Candy floss, or female pubic hair, is an essential part of
the heat regulating mechanism and filter for templeoils
and essential amino acids released during masturbation.

Candy Floss relates to pheromones — scents that the

body produces that can be sexually stimulating to others.

Believe it or not, humans have the same number of hair

follicles as apes, except our body hair is generally very
fine or barely visible in comparison. It is believed that the
Candy Floss releases pheromones, which act as erotic
aids.

Pheromones get trapped in Candy Floss when apocrine

glands release an odorless secretion on the surface of
the skin that combines with bacteria decomposed by the
secretions of the sebaceous glands.

The resulting scent is different for individuals due to a

genetic complex called the Major Histocompatability
Complex (MHC). Studies suggest that women are
attracted to men with very different MHCs than their
own, perhaps because genetically diverse offspring may
be more able to fight off disease.

For some people, scents from these areas are noticeable

and consciously increase sexual arousal. For others,
pheromones might not be obvious but may be detected
subconsciously.

Candy Floss keeps the Temple warm. In prehistoric

times, when only an animal skin was worn to cover the
Temple, this might have been true.

However, if the primary job of Candy Floss was to keep

the genitals warm, males would probably have hair on
the shaft of their penis and more hair on the scrotum to
insulate the testicles.
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Additionally, females would have hair on the skin of their

lower torso to insulate the internal reproductive organs.

The purpose of Candy Floss for women is similar to that

of cilia in the nose and eyelashes. In this case, the Candy
Floss prevents dirt and particles from entering the
vagina. However, one problem with this theory is that
men don't have similar protective locks around the
opening of their urethra.

Evolutionary scientists suggest that humans may have

evolved to have less Candy Floss to appeal to the
opposite sex, a form of sexual selection. Skin that is clear
and smooth may have come to signify health.

As far as non-functional use goes, Candy Floss can be

decorative or attractive to their owners or to others. It
may be cut or styled in ways to appeal to sexual
partners, which may increase sexual potential, at least in
theory.

Different cultures may have preferred norms for Candy

Floss, ranging from completely removed, to styled, to
natural.

As with any unsolved mystery, there are probably other

theories out there regarding the purpose of Candy Floss,
so don't be too hard on your friends if they can't answer
your question!

The practice of removing Candy Floss is damaging to the

skin of the pudenda and results in mild irritation and
razor-burn. In extreme cases, it results in inflammation
and skin cancer.

Candy Floss removal naturally irritates and inflames the

hair follicles left behind, leaving microscopic open
wounds.

Rather than suffering a comparison to a bristle brush,

frequent hair removal is necessary to stay smooth,
causing regular irritation of the shaved or waxed area.
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When that irritation is combined with the warm moist

environment of the genitals, it becomes a happy culture
medium for some of the nastiest of bacterial pathogens,
namely Group A Streptococcus, Staphylococcus aureus
and its recently mutated cousin methicillin-resistant
Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).

There is an increase in scarring that can be significant.

Additionally, clinicians find that freshly shaved Candy

Floss leaves the temple vulnerable to infections due to
the microscopic wounds being exposed to viruses.

Candy Floss does have a purpose, providing a cushion

against friction that can cause skin abrasion and injury,
protection from bacteria and other unwanted pathogens,
and is the visible result of long-awaited adolescent
hormones, certainly nothing to be ashamed of or
embarrassed about.

It is time to declare an end to the war on Candy Floss,

and allow it to stay right where it belongs.

During masturbation, just analogous to a filter, the ‘froth’

trapped from honey or champagne is a concentrate
which is expertly displayed in a milky white sweet at the
end of the session.

It can be easily ingested as a concentrate and is cleaner

than when compared to a shaved pudenda where it
mingles downwards to the anal area.

Teenage slang describes the activity as ‘Black Forest

dipped in Honey’ and also ‘Women-grove’.
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Blue Blood
WEMS Pg 836
Blue blood was once supposed to be the sign of the gods'
aristocracy. It was given by the Goddess to deified
ancestors of the highest caste.

Blue blood was called quanta essentia by the Romans,

the "essential fiifth part" or quintessence, embodying a
spirit of immortality (God-hood).

Sometimes the quinta essentia was a sacred wine or

ambrosia; sometimes it was more plainly designated the
menstrual blood of the Goddess. Worshippers of
Aphrodite taught that the "essential fifth" came to a man
during the lunar month called honey-moon, planned to
span a menstrual period.

Aphrodite's nectar was also called honey.

Horace said the kiss that sealed the marriage bond was
mixed by Aphrodite with "a fifth part of her own nectar."

Homer said the blood that flowed in the veins of gods

was a blue ethereal fluid, ichor, prepared by Aphrodite's
honeybees.

This blue essence evolved from a confused memory of

Indo- European ancestral gods made immortal by their
blue blood.

The custom of the Picts and other early British tribes to

paint themselves blue with woad for religious
ceremonies, and sometimes for warfare, to insure their
resurrection in case of death in battle.

The blue-blooded god filled with quintessence was well

known to Gnostic thinkers. Porphyry said the Demiurge
or creator of the material world was shaped like a man,
with a dark blue complexion,
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Aristotle taught that quintessence was a fifth element

after earth, water, air, and fire of which the bodies of
gods were made. Sometimes this fifth element was said
to be the same as ether, the fluid of heaven.

Medieval alchemists described the quinta essentia as a

blue elixir, able to confer spiritual illumination and
resurrection of the body.
WEMS Pg 836
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Precautions
Hygiene - Naturopathy is effective only of due
precautions are solely followed, especially when the
question of hygiene has to be addressed. Basic
cleanliness and disinfectant procedures must be
followed. A greater use of lemon or citrus fruits as a
disinfectant / cleanser is advised.

Oxygen - A second, greater issue is of contact with

Oxygen. Atmospheric Oxygen is corrosive and acidic. It
instantly destroys the immune property of a woman’s
body fluids. It is once again stressed that contact with
outside Oxygen must be minimized to have maximum
effectiveness when ingesting her body fluids.

Timing – While the question of time is debatable, a good

rest or a good nights sleep work wonders in production of
naturopathy drugs.

Mind – A happy mind produces the best medicines as

love is a state of mind.

Storage – Unfortunately the medicines cannot be stored

except for Lactose. The efficacy of stored Lactose is,
however, reduced.
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Summary
The female body as a pharmacologists delight is
summarised below:-

Anatomy Medicine Slang

Tongue Fructose Strawberry

Ears Ear Wax Ginger

Armpits, Back of Perspiration Salt

ears / knees and
between the toes

Nipples Lactose Raisins /

Raspberry

Clitoral-Orgasm Telomerase Cherry / Nectar

of Immortality

G-Spot DMT Coconut Milk

Bartholin’s Lubricant Raw-Honey

Glands

Ureter Urine Champagne

Anus Pheromones Fig

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Recommendations

Imbolc Rowan Cross Protection Charm

Imbolc brings us the first glimmer of spring, the Earth is
beginning to stir from Her long winter's sleep. It is a time
for new beginnings, and many of us cleanse and purify
our homes and sacred spaces in preparation for Spring.

For practitioners of sacred healing, it is

considered prudential to keep the Imbolc Rowan
Cross Protection Charm in their vicinity (or at least
a picture) to ensure protection from the evil eye.

The Imbolc Rowan Cross tells us to bring out the sage

smudges, floor washes, incense, moon water, brooms,
dusters, and mops! Open the doors, open the windows,
out with the old and in with the new!

Once purified you may now create a Rowan twig charm

to protect your home or sacred space.

http://sacredwicca.jigsy.com
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Conclusion
Most of us would agree that Naturopathy comes to the
fore when all else has failed and there seems to be
nothing to lose while trying it out. Though miracles do
take place, this attitude also leads us to high
expectations, unfortunately at an advanced stage of
illness.

A backlash of negative feedback is the outcome when

Naturopathy is unable to counter the affliction alongwith
a feeling of being conned.

With the profusion of unscrupulous charlatans on the

web, even Naturopathy is not immune to their skills in
promising you the moon and leaving you high and dry
after sucking out your life’s savings.

The best way to counter this is to exercise due prudence

with a discerning eye and take the first step cautiously
and determinedly as an experiment. Science and faith
will do the rest.

Though mysticism has been kept out of this essay, it may

be recalled that Greek temples are replete with tales of
vestal virgins assisting in the formal and public religious
ceremonies.

WEMS Pg 820
Temple prostitutes were revered as healers of the sick.
Their very secretions were supposed to have
medical virtue.

A Sufi proverb still suggests this opinion: "There is

healing in a woman's vagina." Even their spittle could
perform cures. Jesus's cure of blindness by spittle (Mark
8:23) was copied from a matriarchal tradition.

A clay tablet from Nineveh says eye diseases can be

cured by a harlot's spittle.
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Harlots were also sorceresses, prophets, and seers. The

Hebrew word zonah means both a prostitute and a
prophetess.

The Hebrew word hor means a hole, cave, or pit,

common synonyms for both a sacred prostitute and the
Goddess she served, whose vagina was represented by a
hole, cave, pit, or pool of water in the heart of the
temple.

A similar Latin term was puteus, a well or pit, source of

the Spanish puta, "whore." Common folk the Romans
buried in puticuli, "pits," which like all graves used to
stand for the womb of rebirth.

The common root was Vedic puta, "pure" or "holy," and

the Avestan putika, a mystical lake of the waters of birth.

"Lady of the Lake" was a title of the Great Goddess

throughout Eurasia. In Aramaic, her shrines were Athra
qaddisa, "the holy place," literally a "heavenly harlot-
place," or genital pit or lake.

"To dive into water means to delve into the mystery of

Maya, to quest after the ultimate secret of life. . . . [T]he
cosmic waters are at once the immaculate source of all
things and dreadful grave."

All Asia called water a female element, the source of

creation, the ark of Stoic philosophy. To dive into such
water was a symbol of sexual intercourse.

Communing in this way with a holy whore, man could

realize the spiritual enlightenment called horasis. This
word appears in the New Testament (Acts 2:17),
misleadingly translated "visions."

A Semitic clan, the Horites of Genesis 36, traced their

descent from the Great Goddess as "Hora."

The Jews had cult prostitutes in the time of King Josiah,

when they lived next to the temple and wove hangings
for the sacred grove (2 Kings 23:7).
WEMS Pg 820
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There were also many rites which were open to and

known only by the initiated who performed them, the
most famous example being the Mysteries of Eleusis. In
these closed groups, members believed that certain
activities healed while also imparting spiritual benefits,
amongst them a better after-life.
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The Healing Power of the Sacred Woman: Health,
Creativity, and Fertility for the Soul by Christine R. Page
MD, Bear & Co (November 20, 2012)

The Art of Female Ejaculation – Lisa S. Longhofer, E-

BOOK, March 15, 2010

Gray’s Anatomy

Human Sexuality by William H. Masters, Virginia E.

Johnson, Robert C. Kolodny. Published January 7th 1997
by Pearson

WEMS - The Woman's Encyclopedia of Myths and

Secrets, by Barbara G. Walker. Published November 30,
1983 by HarperOne.