Como funciona o estudo sobre a GLÂNDULA PINEAL? - Dr. Sérgio Felipe de Oliveira (Neurocientista)

[Music] and what point did you get to in the pineal , where did you start there ? basically, it's there at the back, not there, the little red one at the back, right, in the part, if you go from another to another, it's better to show it here, oh, and if you're going to locate your pineal, put your finger between your eyes, let's assume it was possible to delve deeper the finger let's assume the head was a cake ah inside you inside then it's at the level of the eyes deepening and more or less here it's here in the fontanel if you deepen the fontanelle you arrive at Fin it's like that battle naval, right, it has to be here and here on both sides of the miller and Here you find the pineal, right, the pineal there is Ah, that's it Wow, that's a long story because it's the following, I was for me, it was a sleep regulator, that's me at the time I was at the Institute in Physics, I was doing some work, a study on the field theory of DNA uhum. In fact, I was trying to do a superstring theory for the DNA strand, I understand, and I, I spent 4 years at the Institute of Physics, and, uh, in a fit position because It was a new field that I was opening with the license of the then head of Mathematical Physics who was Elson Abdala and we worked for 4 years with an idea but we saw that it was very complex I shelved it, I understood, I understood, I couldn't conclude I couldn't conclude that what I only understood what I was doing 20 years later, well, what happened at that time, I was doing my specialization in anatomy with a focus on the part of the brain, right?

At the time, I was teaching at Incor in the heart of, uh, cardiac embryology for cardiac surgery people, uh, and then, Let's put it this way, uh, I had an acquaintance with Professor Zerbine, um, a great cardiac surgeon, he was he was the first in Brazil who had a heart transplant, right, he founded Incor and so on, AC happens, when I taught cardiac embryogenesis I said the following, look, the heart cannot be formed without the strength of the Spirit because embryogenesis does not exist without some strength that you impose and then I proved it in thermodynamics, right, and at that time Professor Zerbine was hospitalized in the ICU, he sent for me, he said, Sérgio, and I said, oh, Professor, I said these things, it was heresy, you know, I didn't say it, he said it. Not for me, but I liked that you said that and said it to me like this, you know I'm not going to leave here, he was terminal, I don't want you to teach two classes that I won't be able to give, so you can say what you said, I gave the two last classes by Professor Zerbini to say that a heart cannot be formed without the strength of the spirit and prove it there in that mathematics but the following happened I was leaving the ICU and he called me again and said so, he hit my nose and said I'm still going to watch one of your classes Fi you he won't leave here if I'm going to give him his classes, how is he going to take his classes, I think he's a little delirious, that's the end of the matter, he passed away, didn't he? And then I started having dreams about him and in the dream he told me you have to study the pineal gland Swear that It was from then on, Sé , no, but it was actually an inspiration, it wasn't, it was, then the next thing happened, I was at the medical school and he hit me on the back because I was at the Café, professor Joris Ricardo, he was the head of neurophysiology, he It was who translated Lúria from Russian into Portuguese uhum Lúria, by the way, is the founder of neuropsychology, isn't he, and he said this to me, Sérgio, ah, there is an abyss between psychology and neurophysiology, you need to research this and he left, I said, wow, Professor, I am very honored, Sir, tell me something like that, but apparently it didn't stay out of the way Um, but when I dreamed of Zerbine telling me what I said, wow, but that's in the book Missionaries of Light by Chico Xavier, there's a chapter on pineal he says that the gland of mental life which is I said people this is the connection between a and aia that the professor says this could be important but I'm studying physics researching the atom I'm not going to anatomic there I was in the city in the center of the city, I went to the farm stationery I went to do something I found two teachers I needed to study the pineal gland but I said it again and again, I was getting stronger and stronger and he was chasing me so I went to anatomy and said I'm going to study the pineal gland that's when I started, you know, I didn't, and that's why For many years, for many years, people have asked me what I can do to develop the pineal gland, forget about it, let it develop you because it cares about you, let it go, today I already have a slightly different mindset regarding this.

me today I think next, ah, for example, when you know where your arm, your leg is and you exercise balance, movement and so on, you have a mastery uhum, you're not a dancer to write to play a piano to So you have a mastery, this is because you he developed his own exception, isn't it, today I think the following because something happened, something happened, someone developed one day, I can introduce Maia, he said, I do a ritual where I paint his pineal, like the Hindu makes the entrance, entrance Yes, but it's a ritual Uhum what Maia does and it's pineal I said oh I'm going to do this little thing uhum she became our friend let's do this little thing and she did the ritual and painted my gland it was the first time I noticed my pineal gland uhum I said damn I never thought about it because I always studied the pineal gland but I never realized mine I said damn because there is another kind of knowledge, right? There is the knowledge of the laboratory and there is the knowledge of feeling and there is the knowledge of you experiencing the taste of the orange, right Uhum, I said damn, I hadn't thought about it, that there could be a pineal exception, if people know that there is a pineal gland that is in your head and that it is an organ at your disposal, suddenly this could give power to something Uhmm then I said don't pull that one a little so let me rethink that but that was something like that see I've been studying the pineal gland for over 30 years That's about 4 5 years post-pandemic right how much has happened post-pandemic post-pandemic well then I started to understand some important things because during the pandemic I started researching the covid virus and together with an immunology group from USP we wanted to do something, right And and then the following happened I had work was done there in physics with the Mathematical Physics group to calculate the wavelength of the mental wave, any type of wave is because it exists . worked together with the anesthesia department he was head from Mathematical Physics, a friend of my physics advisor, wcio, and he, and he, and he, and he, and he, together with the people from ematic physics, he realized that there is a wave that passes through the microtubules of neurons, interesting why, because these microtubules are formed by alpha tubulin and beta and the difference between alpha and beta tubulin is an electron and this electron is floating in the light of the microtubule inside the neuron microtubule of the neuron is and this microtube where the neurotransmitters pass, it's the track where the neurotransmitters pass, well, what happens when you undergo anesthesia, the difference of an electron disappears, the mental wave disappears when you said Well, hey, so the mental mental activity is linked to consciousness, it's linked to this wave then he called it a mental wave mental wave then we calculated the lambda uhum we published it in Physical letters uhum got it I understood then this became important because the dogs ended up winning the Nobel Prize that's exactly why he won no no no that's why but how but he became famous in those years in 2018 he won the Nobel Prize then Hey that's it It's over Even getting relevant well oh what happened I deepened the studies and what happens to the stability of the microtubule is given by tyrosine by the amino acid tyrosine uhum ti then when I went to study covid there are a lot of people with mental problems depressions cognitive losses post covid I said well what is it like in the brain I said like this I will do the following I'm going to put it in the Big Data computer, I'm going to put tyrosine hydroxylase that regulates the stability tyrosine of microtubes, I'm going to put it in the computer, I 'm going to try to locate where this gene is and it was the gene closest to the Spike of the SP protein, which is responsible gen do understand the exact I don't believe the DNA of tyrosine that of tyrosine hydroxylase tyrosine hydroxylase was the closest to Da Da ac2 Da ta da Spike da da da da tip of the virus Uhum is there open there open ea tyrosine hydroxylase she is is all linked with chronobiological genes are governed by the pineal uhum I said damn but there really has to be something, right Sérgio because I keep thinking that the pineal let's suppose we speak ah, it regulates sleep, yes, but in sleep there is an extremely productive brain activity, it is a time of cleansing, but it is not Pinel that regulates sleep, the substance it produces, the substance it produces, no, but it is not, you want to see, that is where I go I'm going to arrive, I'm going to arrive, don't see, don't be scared by what I'm saying, I don't want to learn because here's what happens when I mapped these gene pathways, I had clarity about a very important thing that the biochemical axis oldest in nature is this melatonin ego axis See tyrosine forms melanin and Amine these things are very close the brain has melanin where in the reticular system ascending activator in the midbrain that activates what the person's Lucidity if the reticular system turns off you disappears if it lights up You wake up eee this whole region responsible for this is full of melanin which are the good what what happens this axis moton nego it is the oldest biochemical axis in nature that disrespects rhythms because if If you don't have rhythm you don't have metabolism So it's in all animals all living beings exactly all living beings all living beings have this because it is integrated with the time of nature with the cycles of nature PR think the following think the following Ah one orchestra uhum every being of nature is an instrument of an orchestra okay Tell the orchestra to play without the conductor the violin advances half a second the drum advances a second why does the conductor get confused there because he sees that the guy is going to play the violin he advances a little bit because he thinks that the orchestra doesn't oscillate, it oscillates Oops, from here to there, to there, he, and then he's in tatters because he has to hold on to him, he has to realize that the brass have advanced the middle The other one has to run the other Wait here I don't know what you're saying that he is the one who makes cooperation efficient and what happens the pineal gland is governed by the sky So who is the teacher of all beings in Nature What is common to all beings all beings of nature are have the same sky are part of nature it has the same sky where it is where the stars are how they are placed the sun and the moon it is the same sky for all beings in nature So why does a human pregnancy have a lunar year how does the The organism knows because the pineal tracks the moon and is the one who controls the timing of a pregnancy .

It's the sun the pineal only captures It's just that our head is not translucent, the capture takes place through the eyes, not everything you absorb with your eyes will form an image .