Pineal xt?

etheric · #1 13-10-2023, 12:35 AM

Not sure where this goes, but has anyone heard of Pineal xt? It's a supplement containing Iodine, Ala extract, Chaga mushroom, Schisandra Powder, Turmeric,
Chlorella powder, Burdock powder, and some other ingredients.

Supposed to open your third eye/activate your pineal gland, so u can connect with the universe, lucid dream, become wealthy, etc.

Rather expensive though at $49/bottle (month supply) and only available on their site.

So does it really work or is it just a scam?

Traveler · #2 14-10-2023, 06:48 AM

Iodine and boron are supposed to remove the fluoride from the pineal gland. Boron supplements are very inexpensive and you can find iodine supplements on amazon very inexpensively. I buy the ClearFormula iodine supplement for my daughter and myself. It's cheaper than the Iodoral I was buying. Swanson Vitamins has a Triple Boron supplement (also on amazon) very cheap. $10 for 250 capsules. The supplement you're talking about looks to be a vitamin/mineral supplement with herbs thrown in. Not much boron in it from what I can tell and no iodine to speak of. Chlorella is a fresh water algea not salt water. It's not a bad supplement from what I can tell, it is a little pricy considering they're using cheap ingredients like calcium carbonate, magnesium oxide and there is absolutely no b12 in it so it's not even complete b-complex. So the two main supplements you need are iodine and boron. And it has no iodine and very little boron. That's my two cents worth, anyway.

I also recommend David Brownstein's books "Iodine: Why You Need It. Why You Can't Live Without It" and "Salt Your Way to Health". (also on amazon)

Traveler · #3 30-10-2023, 03:39 AM

Hey, etheric..

I happened to just learn about the herb Haritaki. It's supposed to detox the pineal gland and reviewers on amazon mentioned vivid dreams and help with meditation. One reviewer recommended Herbal Hills brand. They have a pound of the powder for $9 on amazon, which would take a long time to get through as the average dose is between 1/4 tsp and a tsp. A lot cheaper than the supplement you posted about.

You might want to research Ormus too.