Your pineal gland, a pea-sized neuroendocrine organ located near your brain’s center, has been revered as the primary “seat of the soul” for centuries—and has held a unique place in several cultures.[i]
Due to its location outside of the blood-brain barrier—a necessary phenomenon since it secretes hormones into blood circulation—it has little protection against exposure to toxins such as fluoride, making it prone to mineralization.
