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Shungite has come into the broader consciousness with remarkable speed. This is in no small part due to the great awakening, or great remembering as some call it, that is sweeping the world at this time. The plandemic and dreadful fallout from the aggressive 'vaccine' rollout has triggered enormous interest in the already huge growth in alternative approaches to health and wellness and a tendency towards natural solutions to environmental toxicity. This also marks the beginning of humanity learning the inconvenient truth and finally turning away from the primitive but very profitable allopathic approach to symptomatic treatment.

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The history of shungites relationship with humankind has endured for hundreds and most probably thousands of years as indicated by numerous sacred Neolithic sites in the area of Lake Onega.

Russian scientists had been studying the powers of shungite since well before WWII which then interrupted it for many years after. In 1960 research began again in earnest when doctors and Russian researchers established new research protocols in order to test the validity of the properties of shungite on human health. The isolation of the Soviet world from Western influence spared the country from the overpowering domination of multinational pharmaceutical companies in search of isolates, patents, ownership and big profits. Shungite is impossible to patent and therefore most fortunately of no commercial interest to big pharma. In fact the only interest that shungite might have to big pharma is that it might present yet another alternative to conventional existing protocols and standards of treatment.

During the Soviet era Russian researchers were able to profit from their relative isolation by developing scientific research independently. In Europe and the United States independent medical studies aimed at proving the viability of natural remedies were rare and often purposely discredited by big pharma propagandists in favour of man-made medicines and drugs. Certainly shungite did not qualify for potential as a profitable monopoly.

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Grigory Andrievsky & Team

Andrievsky was the first scientist to prove that the specific properties of shungite were due to the presence of fullerenes. He set out to to identify the active principle that had created such widespread passionate interest in the martial waters and other products containing shungite that were being used by spas and in home remedies in Russia’s northwest.

Grigory Andrievsky worked at the Institute of Therapy at the Ukrainian Academy of Medical Sciences. His studies were then followed by Nina Kolesnikova's team. The results of these and other research studies led by various scientists were presented at a Petrozavodsk conference dedicated to shungite in October 2006.

Professor Andrievsky created a base, an 'Andrievsky' solution, which contained a significant amount of fullerenes. Andrievsky noticed that the fullerenes that had been isolated and concentrated in this way did not constitute a remedy or medication in the accepted definition of those terms. It was therefore impossible to assign the shungite fullerenes to a pharmacological classification. His conclusions indicate that natural fullerenes act on a systemic level and not as a treatment for an illness. Fullerenes act as an adaptogen - operating both at the cellular level and at the level of the whole human body so adapting to individual needs.

Shungite with its natural fullerenes is not a medication. Naturally occurring fullerenes are better described, amongst other things, as antioxidants. Antioxidants are substances that mainly inhibit the process of oxidation and peroxidation of free radicals. Free radicals are normally relatively scarce and their pathological effects on the cells of the body are to a large extent offset by the ingestion of antioxidants found in a balanced diet. These antioxidants are found in things including vitamin C, vitamin E, beta-carotene, and some enzymes contained in tannins.

A lack of antioxidants or excess of free radicals can lead to premature cell apoptosis, heart attacks, neurodegenerative diseases, and cancer. When the body is subjected to particularly toxic factors, such as radiation (EMR/EMF electro-pollution etc), radicals multiply leading to systematic weakening. In this case more antioxidants are required to rebalance the whole. As we age antioxidant production also reduces.

Professor Andrievsky’s team found that that aqueous solutions from natural fullerenes are among the most powerful antioxidants known today. Natural fullerenes can reduce the concentration of free radicals as no other antioxidant. In addition their action is stronger and longer lasting.

The way natural fullerenes act is different from other antioxidants. Classical antioxidants combine with a free radical to form a resultant harmless molecule through a mechanism of neutralization. By contrast, natural fullerenes act as catalyzers. A molecule of natural fullerene attracts free radicals that end up stuck to it, covering its entire surface. Having numerous free radicals side by side on a fullerene base then leads to their molecular transformation into a neutral compound rendering them harmless. A fullerene does not lose its molecular composition and continues to attract free radicals.

According to Andrievskys research, fullerene molecules are a permanent catalyzer (something that triggers action or activity) in the recombining of free radicals, even in very reduced dosages and over a period of several months. In addition the conclusions of this work identify the following complementary effects:

Natural fullerenes derived from shungite normalize cellular metabolism, increase enzymatic activity, stimulate the ability of tissues to regenerate, increase the resistance of the body’s cells, possess anti-inflammatory properties, and foster the exchange of neurotransmitters. Natural fullerenes also act against toxins in the body by neutralising them. Specifically, active fullerenes in the liver reduce toxicity levels and foster the elimination of certain toxins present in this organ.

In the same way, certain internal toxins resulting from burns and from some other necrotic processes are eliminated, which speeds up the healing of this type of wound.

This research has also shown that fullerenes have an effect on excessive exposure to heat. When the body temperature reaches certain thresholds of heat (high fevers for example), proteins present in the body undergo destructive molecular modifications. The presence of natural fullerenes in the body significantly increases the stability of biomolecules that have been exposed to an excess of heat. The Russian scientists quickly found a practical application of this in the field of oncology.

The Ukrainian Academy of Medical Sciences conducted experimental protocols on volunteer cancer patients who had undergone sessions of radiation therapy. Detailed blood analyses were conducted on these patients before, during, and after their treatment with radiation therapy; both for the group that had received shungite water and for a control group. The doctors found that blood levels returned to normal in two weeks following the radiation in patients who had taken shungite water, whereas it took an average of three to four months for the values of those in the control group to return to normal levels.

Nina Kolesnikova & Team

Dr. Nina Kolesnikova is in charge at a sanatorium near Moscow that specializes in cardiology, but also treats diabetes, hypertension, and infectious diseases. She decided to use shungite in the treatment of the following illnesses:

High blood pressure Joint pain issues Osteoarthritis Chronic nasal infections and respiratory tract infections Diabetes mellitus and diabetic angiopathy Pathology of the gastrointestinal system Psoriasis

Patients exhibiting hypertension, psoriasis, and joint problems were given a shungite bath for ten to fifteen minutes every day. The doctors observed a stabilization in the condition of these patients, an increase in their well-being, and a desire to return to a physically active life.

For patients with joint issues and psoriasis, a heated shungite paste between 1 and 2 centimeters thick was applied to the affected area over several successive days for twenty to thirty minutes each time. The doctors observed a reduction in lesions, a lessening of pain, an increase in joint mobility, and a decrease in joint stiffness.

The report on the work of this medical team also contains the following information which we quote here:

Shungite was also used as a mouthwash for sore throats, stomatitis, and periodontitis and gave good results. Shungite water (carbonate, sulfate, chlorine, magnesium, sodium) was used with diabetic patients. The treatment improved their well-being, stabilized the metabolizing rate of carbohydrates, and reduced the level of skin irritation and lesions.

Treatment with shungite water was also seen to be significant for digestive system illnesses. Shungite water was administered in 100 ml dosages on an empty stomach and was used for chronic colitis, gastritis, pancreatitis, and cholecystitis. The shungite water had a toning and anti-inflammatory effect. It reduced bloating, acid reflux, and returned stools to normal.

Shungite was also used directly in the form of a natural stone to massage the feet. This foot massage doesn’t have any direct contraindication, but does require the individual’s choice as to the length of the procedure. Measuring the blood pressure before and after the procedure was a precondition for this massage. The absence of any significant change in direction of the rising or falling arterial pressure meant that the procedure was well chosen. The procedure lasted an average of two to five minutes. The impact on the reflexology areas on the foot contributed to an improvement in the blood supply to organs and tissues. Such a procedure had a positive effect on degenerative joint disease, on lumbosacral radicular (radiating) pain, and on osteochondrosis.

In concluding this report, the medical team would like to report that it is in favor of continuing the use of shungite given its positive effects on the patients, but also because it made possible a reduction in the amount of medication needed by these patients.