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From Nature's Pharmacy: A Guide to Natural Remedies and Holistic Wellness
Welcome to BFreedIndeed.net, a comprehensive guide to natural health, wellness, and addiction recovery, rooted in a spiritual approach to holistic well-being. Our mission is to explore the transformative potential of natural remedies, including medicinal mushrooms, cannabis, and evidence-based treatments, while offering a safe educational space that empowers individuals on their journey toward optimal health.
Embark on a journey of discovery and explore the vast array of topics, including medicinal mushrooms, cannabis, and many other natural remedies as well as expert insights on addiction recovery, disease prevention, and holistic wellness.
### **1. Holistic Healing**
*Alzheimer's and Addiction Recovery*
- Documented cases and research on natural remedies for Alzheimer's disease and addiction recovery, "ICD-10 code: G30.9 and ICD-10 code: F19.10 RESOLVED"
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- Patented treatment methods for Alzheimer's and other diseases.
*Addiction Recovery*
- Evidence-based natural remedies and holistic approaches to support addiction recovery.
*Cannabis for Disease*
- Medical applications of cannabis in treating various health conditions. (599 this page)
*Juicing Cannabis*
- Non-psychoactive methods of consuming cannabis, such as juicing, for natural health benefits.
*Rare Disease*
- Cannabis as a relief for rare diseases, supported by documented cases and medical research. (630+)
### **2. Alternative Treatments**
*Cancer*
- Alternative treatments for cancer, supported by scientific evidence and expert recommendations.
*Diabetes*
- Natural remedies and alternative treatments for diabetes.
*Multiple Sclerosis (MS)*
- Holistic approaches to managing MS.
*Heart Disease*
- Natural treatments and lifestyle changes for heart disease.
*Obesity*
- Natural strategies for weight management and obesity treatment.
*Gallbladder Health*
- understanding the gallbladder's function to managing gallbladder attacks, common problems like gallstones, natural remedies, and considerations post-gallbladder removal.
*Liver Disease*
- Alternative treatments and natural remedies for liver disease.
### **3. Biblical Insights**
*Holy Bible*
- Biblical references to cannabis and its historical context.
*Amanita Muscaria*
- Cultural and symbolic significance of Amanita Muscaria mushrooms in biblical contexts.
*Song of Solomon*
- Unveiling of the Amanita Muscaria in the context of Solomon's wisdom. Investigating the themes of sacred knowledge, transformation, and the spiritual quest for divine connection, as reflected in the symbolic language and imagery throughout the Song of Solomon.
*Gospel of Thomas*
- Parallels between the Gospel of Thomas and canonical texts.
*Hyssop*
- The controversy surrounding the identity of the "reed" used to offer Jesus a drink, with some arguing that Hyssop is unlikely to be the correct plant due to its small stature and delicate nature.
*Calamus vs Cannabis*
- The debate between Calamus and Cannabis (Sativa Hemp) as the "reed" used to offer Jesus a drink.
*Measuring Reed*
- Discussion of Calamus vs Cannabis as the measuring reed in the Bible (Ezekiel 40:5).
*Sweet Cane*
- Discover how the incense in the KJV Bible is believed to be Cannabis "kaneh-bosm."
*Romans Road*
- Biblical teachings on salvation and spiritual well-being.
*Biblical Meditation*
- Exploring the biblical roots of meditation and its connection to spiritual growth and enlightenment.
### **4. Natural Remedies and Health**
*Cognitive Thinking*
- Dietary tips and natural remedies to support cognitive function.
*Sugar Addiction (HFCS)*
- Overcome sugar addiction and understand the harm of high fructose corn syrup.
*Good Sugar vs Bad Sugar*
- Impact of sugar consumption and making healthier choices.
*Forever Chemicals (PFAS)*
- Health risks and how to reduce exposure to PFAS chemicals.
*Foods That Cause Disease*
- Learn about banned foods that contribute to disease.
*Immune System*
- Boost your immune system naturally with holistic approaches.
### **5. Cannabis for Specific Conditions**
*Topicals*
- Different methods of using cannabis for medicinal purposes.
*Suppositories*
- Benefits of using cannabis suppositories for medicinal purposes.
*Improved Alzheimer's*
- Cannabis recipes that have improved Alzheimer's disease, with documented recovery.
*Firecracker*
- Cannabis recipes and strains used for addiction recovery.
### **6. Harm Reduction and Awareness**
*Nitazenes*
- Learn about the dangers of nitazene, a powerful and dangerous drug. Discover harm reduction strategies and addiction treatment options to help you or a loved one.
*Fentanyl Facts*
- Dangers of fentanyl abuse and overdose, with harm reduction and addiction treatment resources.
*Xylazine Warnings*
- Risks associated with xylazine, known as the "zombie drug."
*Opioid vs Heroin*
- Comparison of opioids and heroin, with emphasis on addiction treatment and harm reduction.
*Crystal Meth*
- Dangers of crystal methamphetamine use, with resources for addiction treatment.
*Schizophrenia*
- Research on the effectiveness of psychedelics like LSD, psilocybin, and mescaline in treating schizophrenia, including depression and anxiety.
### **7. Medicinal Mushrooms**
*Medicinal Mushrooms*
- From enhancing immunity to combating diseases like cancer and neurodegeneration, these fungi are backed by over 50,000 scientific studies.
*Lion's Mane*
- Cognitive benefits of Lion's Mane mushroom for improved brain function.
*Chaga*
- Antioxidant properties of Chaga mushroom.
*Cordyceps*
- Energy enhancement from Cordyceps mushroom.
*Turkey Tail*
- Traditional uses and potential holistic benefits of Turkey Tail mushroom.
*Maitake*
- Anti-inflammatory properties of Maitake mushroom.
*Shiitake*
- Cardiovascular support from Shiitake mushroom.
*Reishi*
- Stress reduction and immune modulation from Reishi mushroom.
*Psilocybin Mushrooms*
- Therapeutic potential of psilocybin mushrooms in treating mental health conditions.
*Amanita Mushroom Awr*
- Taxonomy and characteristics of Amanita mushrooms, emphasizing safety and proper identification. (600+species)
*Wix Impersonators*
- Warning - Changes are being made on every page to discredit website by Wix Impostors that have taken over bfreedindeed.net and it's ministry!
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**Our Ministry Statement**
As a new ministry, we are committed to empowering individuals to take control of their health and well-being by exploring the transformative potential of God's natural remedies. We believe that by embracing God's plan for our bodies and minds, we can experience holistic wellness and spiritual growth. Our mission is to provide spiritual guidance, practical support, and holistic wellness resources to those struggling with chronic pain, addiction, and other health challenges. We advocate for the responsible use of natural substances like cannabis and medicinal mushrooms when used medicinally, while also promoting evidence-based treatments and insights from experts in addiction recovery and disease prevention. Our goal is to help individuals discover a life of wellness, purpose, and freedom from pain and addiction.
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To effectively eliminate unwanted pathogens and harmful substances in cannabis while preserving its beneficial compounds, precise temperature and time parameters are essential. The following general guidelines for the pasteurization of cannabis—specifically aimed at eradicating pathogens such as bacteria and mold—are commonly recommended:
### Temperature and Time for Cannabis Pasteurization:
- **Temperature:** 160°F (71°C)
- **Time:** Approximately 30 minutes
### Process:
- **Dry Cannabis:** If you are dealing with dried cannabis (like flower), preheat an oven or food dehydrator to 160°F. Spread the cannabis out evenly on a baking sheet to allow for even heat distribution.
- **Monitoring:** Use a food thermometer to ensure that the cannabis reaches and maintains the temperature of 160°F for the full duration of 30 minutes. Make sure to periodically check for even heating, preventing hotspots or burning. (always check with your doctor or care-provider before making any changes to your diet.)
### Considerations:
1. **Quality Degradation:** Excessive heat can degrade cannabinoids and terpenes, potentially diminishing the potency and flavor of the product. General pasteurization practices are a balance between ensuring safety and maintaining quality.
2. **Testing:** If you are concerned about specific contaminants, consider having samples tested through a reputable lab that specializes in cannabis testing for pathogens, pesticides, and residual solvents.
3. **Storage:** After pasteurization, store your cannabis in a cool, dry place in airtight containers to prevent contamination.
4. **Cannabis Edibles:** If you're preparing cannabis-infused products (e.g., oils or edibles), heating to a similar temperature during cooking can also help eliminate potential pathogens.
Consumption Without Psychoactive Effects: It's important to note that when cannabis is properly processed or consumed in certain forms, it may be possible to enjoy its health benefits without experiencing a high or associated discomfort, depending on individual tolerance and the specific compounds present.
It’s essential to emphasize that while pasteurization can significantly reduce the risk of unwanted pathogens, proper sourcing, handling, and storage of cannabis are crucial for ensuring product safety and quality. It is essential to approach the use of cannabis thoughtfully and in conjunction with medical guidance, especially for treating diseases.
Heating Temperature and Therapeutic Effects
When heating cannabis, maintaining a temperature of 160°F for 30 minutes can effectively minimize pathogens, making it safer to consume. However, activating THC requires higher temperatures, typically between 225°F and 240°F. Understanding the distinct purposes of these processes is essential, as proper temperature and time settings are crucial for achieving the desired outcomes in both safety and therapeutic effects. Estimated Lethal Dose of Cannabis "70 grams" - Disclaimer
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