Adrenochrome

Adrenochrome  (chemical compound)
Elixir of youth or nothing to it?

Adrenochrome is a metabolite of adrenaline produced in the body by the oxidation of the hormone adrenaline.Possibly hallucogenic, it has also long been rumored to be an elixir of youth for badly aging billionaires.

Official narrative

As pointed out by "fact checkers", adrenochrome is NOT harvested from the blood of tortured and murdered children, to be used as a drug or an elixir of youth. It is an unstable molecule "with no practical uses."

Creation

Adrenochrome is formed both in the human body in small amounts and in the air through the oxidation of adrenaline, a hormone that triggers the "fight-or-flight" response, preparing the body for intense stress, danger, or excitement. Adrenochrome breaks down into other substances very quickly in air if it is not stored appropriately. Adrenochrome can also be synthesized^{[started when?]}, and can be easily acquired online.

Masonic research money

In 1934, Dr. Melvin M. Johnson, Sovereign Grand Commander of the Supreme Council, 33d Degree Scottish Rites Masons, almost single-handedly arranged for funds for research in psychiatry, "first during the Depression when there was no money for research and later during and after the War until the National Institute of Mental Health was created in 1953"

In 1954, Dr. Abram Hoffer and Humphry Osmond claimed that adrenochrome is a neurotoxic, psychotomimetic (capable of producing an effect on the mind similar to a psychotic state) substance and may play a role in schizophrenia and other mental illnesses. The psychiatrist Dr. Nolan D.C. Lewis, "who contributed to nearly every important development in modern psychiatry, from psychology to biochemistry and to their anatomical substrates", and Dr. Hoffer participated in the annual meetings of the Dementia Praecox Committee of Scottish Rites Masons. Their first report of the adrenochrome hypothesis was presented to this group.

In 1951, Osmond moved to Saskatchewan, Canada, to join the staff of the Weyburn Mental Hospital. There, he conducted a wide variety of patient studies and observations using hallucinogenic drugs, collaborating with Abram Hoffer and others. To further our understanding of the psychology of schizophrenia, his biochemical team worked on adrenochrome, to establish how it was made and what it did. After testing adrenochrome on themselves, they claimed that the substance could in fact produce hallucinations.

Hoaxes

An alleged "leaked corporate file" from 2020 involving a "CYM Corporation" was spread online by Benjamin Fulford the Q-Anon community as "evidence" of government adrenochrome harvesting at child torture centers being overseen by the US military. It is easily shown to be a forgery.

In popular culture

Hunter S. Thompson mentioned adrenochrome in his 1971 book Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, where a character states that "There's only one source for this stuff ... the adrenaline glands from a living human body. It's no good if you get it out of a corpse."

Aldous Huxley, who was in contact with Dr. Osmund, mentioned it in his 1954 book The Doors of Perception: "Then came the discovery that adrenochrome, which is a product of the decomposition of adrenalin, can produce many of the symptoms observed in mescalin intoxication. But adrenochrome probably occurs spontaneously in the human body. In other words, each one of us may be capable of manufacturing a chemical, minute doses of which are known to cause profound changes in consciousness."

The 2001 Pixar/Disney movie Monsters, Inc. features harvesting energy from the screams of human children. In occult practice, this movie would be an example of revealing the method.

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