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It is hard to believe that a trace element like iodine can affect fetal brain development. However, if you check Wikipedia or other sources of information, it will confirm why the crusade was launched to help humanity by adding iodine to salt. The fact is that Putin was low in iodine during the brain development stage. The organic physical structures of the brain do affect behavior and judgment.

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In this post I want to talk about Vladimir Putin's abnormal brain, I'm not just talking about some adjectives that people attribute to him, but rather about abnormalities in the organic structure of his brain, especially in the prefrontal cortex, the orbitofrontal cortex and in the amyelia - these are three areas where he could potentially have clinical or subclinical brain damage that affects his moral judgment. My hypothesis is that the origin of this could be due to two factors, and these two factors are what humanity forgets about, iodine and lead, because it is a mandatory checkbox in understanding the mechanism of the body's activity, and if the rest of the world understood this and did it and moved on, then Russia in 1952 did not.

I want to tell you a story, in our neighborhood, down the street, there lived a couple, they got along well, until the guy got into an accident and hit his head on the steering wheel pretty hard. I'm sure he even got some insurance money, but after that... The behavior was quite eccentric, he even started running around the neighborhood in his underwear, his wife eventually called the police and left him. The doctors tried to explain to her that the organic structure of the brain affects the behavior, it was because of the damage to his brain, she didn't believe them, she said he just changed. After a while, I met a neurologist at the gym, and he said, "When I hear about brain changes, I understand that the brain is like a computer, you drop it, you pick it up, it looks fine, you turn it on, but for some reason it doesn't work." And people come to the neurologist's office and say that they just changed, they became different. And their brain actually has visible damage. From Vladimir Putin's point of view, this is not necessarily the adult version of him, but the fetal version of development. He paints a picture of his childhood, his father was a Soviet patriot, and his mother secretly baptized him, he was into spy novels and judo, and the point of this story is that we have free will, but this free will depends on the organic structure and development of our brain, and in this context we can act, but we act differently than other people. So from here we move on to the story of iodine. Already in 1924 in the United States they began adding iodine to salt (in Russia only since 1956). And in the United States there was something incredible called the "Flynn Effect", when the level of intelligence and development goes off the charts. People will say: "Oh, it's modernity and the fast pace of modern life, and even computer games." No, it was iodine. It doesn't matter if the mother is six or nine months pregnant, iodine is important three months before conception and three months after, when the brain is not yet formed, but the cells begin to migrate, and if there is not enough iodine, the cells will not migrate, which creates anomalies. In the Soviet Union, salt was not iodized, and it could not be obtained from ordinary salt. And what about sea salt? Sea salt has virtually no iodine. A piece of bread has one microgram of iodine, now they add additives that are simply off the charts. 100 grams of beef contains 11 micrograms of iodine, 100 grams of chicken breast contains 6 micrograms of iodine. 100 grams of peas contain 5 micrograms of iodine, 100 grams of apples contain 2 micrograms of iodine. The daily requirement for iodine for children is 60-120 mcg, for teenagers - 130-150 mcg, for adults - 150 mcg, for pregnant and lactating women 220-290 mcg. Therefore, it cannot be said that at that time people did not receive iodine due to their own fault. Putin's mother is not to blame for having iodine deficiency when she suffered for 900 days during the siege of Leningrad. Leningraders scraped paint off the walls or even wallpaper to get glue and mix it with wood to get cellulose. And those were desperate times. And after that, a few years later, Putin was conceived, and then there were still many starving people. There is practically no iodine in two slices of bread. And where could you get your daily dose of iodine? There could be a little in milk, and it depends on all sorts of additives and vitamins in feed. Probably, you had to drink a lot of milk or eat a lot of herring to get at least half the daily iodine requirement for normal brain development. The iodine requirement that was not there. And this is a convincing hypothesis that you can check yourself, as a result of iodine deficiency, Putin could have exhibited certain behavior and anomalies in brain function. The second thing is lead. I found a scythe at my dacha, bought it in 2018, and tested it for lead, which was confirmed. I walked among the buildings where Putin lived, these are narrow streets, this is a winter city, all dusty, the walls are made of lead, painted with lead, everything is made of lead. The pipes are not made of high-quality steel, but of such a quality when the metal was simply thrown into a boiler, melted and such steel pipes with zinc content and a high lead content in these pipes were created, and they were carriers of water. And the air carrier was the paint that the walls were painted with. Although there were not many cars before, they ran on low-carbon gasoline. The whole city was covered in dust from the construction and reindustrialization of Leningrad. Leningrad is a northern city where there is no light for half a year, there are not so many trees that would serve as an air pump, so the air does not circulate, nothing happens, everything gets stuck there. You breathe lead in the air, you breathe lead in your apartment, you touch it with your fingers, you touch the wall, you touch it with your mouth, you crawl, there's dust, old things and pipes, and lead exposure causes damage, in particular, it can cause damage to the frontal lobes, just like iodine can cause all sorts of problems and damage to the frontal lobes. So there's evidence, and it's pretty strong, that somebody had problems with brain development, and if we did an MRI, maybe we'd see it, maybe it's subclinical, but I'm sure we'd see something. How did he even become a world leader because of his cruelty? It's pretty certain that Putin had iodine deficiency in the womb, and he was probably exposed to some lead. The consequences of a criminally abnormal brain we can see in the same fight with Ukraine, it is not someone you can negotiate with or deal with or accept as an equal, it is someone you need to isolate and treat like any other abnormal brain. I don’t know if you remember the movie about Frankenstein? There was a scene where they threw the first brain out of him and took another one from the shelf and put it into Frankenstein. And Frankenstein was behaving really abnormally, and he asked what kind of brain they used, and he was told that they used a pathological brain. If you have such brain damage of this magnitude, I’m not talking about an adult who may have some regenerative properties, for example, vascular disorders, but there are developmental problems that are probably related to iodine deficiency and lead exposure. Because the Soviet Union did not iodize salt, they started iodizing it much later, and even today there are still problems with it, apparently, as well as with lead. Therefore, these two obvious aspects, which all of Humanity did in its time, but Russia, the Soviet Union, did not, played a huge influence on the future of the country and the whole world. Have a nice day and thank you very much for reading the publication.

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Почему потребляемого нами йода обычно недостаточно для нормальной деятельности организма и большинство населения нашей страны страдает йододефицитом?
Не все знают в каких продуктах от присутствует и в каких количествах, каков механизм усвоения нашим организмом йода, какие болезни могут возникнуть у человека при недостаточном поступлении в наш организм этого микроэлемента. Это все изложено в данной книге.

"Зима приближается" от иностранного агента Гарри Каспарова

Putin looks as healthy as a horse. When I see Putin on a horse, I think, "That's the opposite, he should be carrying that thing." I think lead just makes Russians stronger. I don't think Russians need iodine either, but that's just my theory.

Have you ever read the book "Ecocide in the USSR"? The Soviets were very abusive and polluted the environment, to the point that (by the time of the conflict in Afghanistan) they were having trouble meeting their quota of healthy young men to draft into the army. Another issue is how they located their industrial facilities. In the West, they mostly use zoning to separate residential and industrial areas, but in the USSR they placed everything together, so that, for example, there would be neighborhoods and schools right next to a factory belching green smoke into the sky at all hours. With such a life, the idea of ​​drinking less vodka probably seemed like a waste of self-control.

Nikita Khrushchev, the "plumber in power", famously said, "An ecologist is a big bearded slacker who lies around and watches a squirrel gnaw on a nut."

Iodized salt didn't become mandatory in school lunches in Russia until 2020. As you can see, the country is way behind the human world.

Lead-based paint was used in Russia until 1991.

What I find most interesting, since it's a classic of our known history, is how the vast majority of people are so quick to give in to a dangerous and ruthless leader. His moral judgments are very similar to psychopaths. This behavior is consistent with someone whose brain is not fully and healthily developed.

Besides iodine and lead, there are many vectors, for example, alcohol plays a big role in the problems of adolescent development in Russia. If you have a parent who drinks, then this affects you. Combined with low iodine, low lead, and a lack of compassion around you, living in an apartment building gives life a different value than if you grew up in a family that demonstrated consistency and compassion. Children need that consistency, compassion, and love. I think it comes from a source that is personally doing well.

If Putin is chronically iodine deficient or lead overexposed, it could mean that many Russians have the same problems. People spend too much time worrying about radiation when there are much more common things that are causing you unpleasant things.

This is a really important issue - one that can explain quite a lot of what you see in Russia in the long run. At least 30% of the male population in Russia has seen prison from the inside... many have low cognitive function and it manifests itself in different ways.

Iodine deficiency and lead exposure certainly disrupt the balanced development of the brain, both in fetuses and in growing children. Putin's subsequent training as a KGB officer is not surprising in this context. Moreover, when the USSR collapsed, many Russian officials of his generation suffered near-personal amputations. These factors, combined with Putin's obsession, may go a long way to explaining his almost fatalistic adventure in Ukraine.

The world would be a better place with a little more table salt. Cheers!

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