#theopathic

[koideres]

I could be your antidote tonight

[naturalhealthandpersonalcare]

Empowering Men's Health: Unveiling 18 Proven Shilajit Benefits

Numerous studies have shown that men are more prone to illnesses than women. However, the key to preventing men's diseases lies in harnessing the power of organic substances. Shilajit, a unique and potent organic substance, offers a plethora of benefits for men, including improved heart health, altitude sickness relief, and enhanced fertility.

Today, we will delve into 18 scientifically proven Shilajit benefits for men that effectively address heart, body, and neuron-related issues.

What is Shilajit?

Shilajit is a sticky, tar-like resin found in the rocks of mountain ranges, particularly the Himalayan, Tibetan, and Altai mountains. It boasts a rich history of use in Indian traditional medical practices like Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani. Renowned for its numerous health benefits, Shilajit is often used to promote overall well-being, vitality, and longevity.

Comprising a myriad of amino acids, vitamins, glycerol, and medicinal properties, Shilajit possesses potent antioxidant and nutritional qualities, with specific advantages for male reproductive health.

18 Proven Shilajit Benefits to Improve Men's Health

Shilajit, an Ayurvedic herb with theopathic effects, not only improves men's health but also enhances overall well-being. Let's explore the 18 remarkable benefits of Shilajit:

Increase Testosterone Level: Shilajit aids in boosting testosterone levels, vital for male reproductive tissue growth and the development of secondary sexual characteristics. It can help counter the natural decline in testosterone levels as men age, potentially increasing sperm count.

Combat Obesity: Shilajit has the potential to fight obesity and fatigue by boosting metabolism, burning calories, and aiding in weight loss. It also helps control sudden hunger pangs, preventing overeating.

Relieve Chronic Fatigue: Shilajit's adaptogenic properties alleviate symptoms of chronic fatigue and enhance overall cell function, improving stamina.

Reduce High Cholesterol: Shilajit's antioxidant properties protect cells from damage and help maintain healthy blood pressure and pulse rate, reducing the risk of heart disease.

Treat Wounds: Shilajit's anti-inflammatory properties promote tissue regeneration, speeding up the body's wound-healing process.

Treat Liver Disease: Shilajit can support liver health by combating cancerous cells and promoting overall liver efficiency.

Prevent Anemia Fast: Shilajit supplements can gradually increase manganese, copper, and iron levels, helping combat anemia caused by a lack of hemoglobin.

Help in Digestion: Shilajit aids digestion and nutrient absorption in the gastrointestinal tract, making it beneficial for those experiencing digestion issues.

Improve Cardiovascular Health: Shilajit's iron, copper, manganese, and fulvic acid content contribute to a defensive line against heart disease and toxins.

Improve Metabolism: Shilajit contains digestive fiber, aiding the body in ridding itself of toxins, improving mood, and providing more energy.

Manage Diabetes: Shilajit's fluvic acid neutralizes free radicals that harm pancreatic beta cells, helping restore insulin release and removing toxins from the body.

Strengthen Hair Quality: Shilajit's zinc, magnesium, and fluvic acid content strengthen and improve overall hair health.

Lower Your Risk of Aging: Shilajit's fluvic acid acts as an antioxidant, helping reduce oxidative stress and the risk of premature aging and cell deterioration.

Support Fertility: Shilajit can naturally increase sperm count by 12% when taken regularly for 90 days.

Improve Flexibility and Joint Mobility: Shilajit's minerals and phytochemicals strengthen ligaments and muscles, improving flexibility and joint health.

Improve Energy and Stamina: Shilajit's antioxidant properties boost mitochondrial performance, providing increased energy and stamina.

Alzheimer's Disease: Shilajit's memory-enhancing properties, like fulvic acid, protect neuron cells from oxidative stress, potentially benefiting cognitive function.

Help with Altitude Sickness: Shilajit's adaptogenic qualities aid the body in handling stressors, making it useful for alleviating altitude sickness symptoms.

In Conclusion

Shilajit is a core ingredient in Ayurvedic medicine, offering numerous health benefits. Embrace Shilajit to improve your overall health and protect yourself from serious illnesses. Share your experiences with us as you reap the benefits of this remarkable natural substance!"

[the-eldritch-it-gay]

Not finished or fully coherent probably, but just a fun thing to write about.

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It is good to hear from you my friend, and I am more than happy to share what information I have on the topic. Little research has been done in this area, which ought to be righted, but as it stands I view myself as the foremost expert in the topic. 

As you know, Malar is a common deity among lycanthropes. While in many cases Malarites contract lycanthropy before worshipping Malar, there are many cases of non-lycanthropic Malarites willingly being infected with lycanthropy as part of their worship. In a similar vein, there have been records of what one might call idiopathic lycanthropy among devoted Malarites, which is to say, lycanthropy without any clear cause of infection. 

Some have argued that the label idiopathic is incorrect, as the condition seems to be a potential effect of Malar worship or perhaps even gifted directly from Malar. Therefore, it has been proposed that the condition be labeled theopathic lycanthropy. However, arguments have also been made that the condition is not related to lycanthropy. Those suffering from the condition do not transform in any way that correlates to moon phases nor do they show a consistent vulnerability (or resistance)  like other were-beings. Despite this, the affected do have periods of involuntary animalistic transformation, predatory bloodlust, and hazy or missing memory surrounding transformations. For this reason, the condition is sometimes referred to as pseudo-lycanthropy rather than actual lycanthropy. 

While there have been some record of this condition, there is yet to be any agreement as to if the condition actually exists, or if it is simply a tall tale born of exaggerated tales of Malarite worship.

I have had the remarkable pleasure, however, to meet someone affected by theopathic pseudo-lycanthropy. On the road to Neverwinter, I came across a nomad which I first mistook for a druid. However their attire was nearly textbook for Malarite priests. As a storm rolled in, I took shelter with them in a temporary shelter they had erected. The Malarite was rather standoffish, but did their best to try to accommodate me. 

As the hours wore on and the storm showed no sign of letting up, I noticed my host growing increasingly sickly and restless. It was not yet nightfall when they bolted from the shelter with no explanation. Soon after I heard screams and the sickening crunch of bones, I was nearly too frightened to look, but eventually gathered the courage to peer outside. There I saw a hulking beast in the rain, lit by flashes of lightning. I watched as it rain into the distance, howling viciously. 

It was many hours later that my host returned, soaking wet with traces of blood on them. I slept that night with a silver dagger in my hand, lest they try to attack me, but they did not. In the morning, as the storm dissipated and my host cooked breakfast, I took a risk and asked them of their lycanthropy. They looked at me strangely, and while they admitted they were a Malarite, they repeatedly iterated that they were not suffering from lycanthropy—that their lack of the condition had in part led them to a more solitary life. Indeed, when preparing food, I saw them handle a silvered knife with no issue, they even had wolf’s bane flowers hanging in their shelter!

I wrote a little thing about Majexatli's weird not-lycanthropy, in the style of like, a letter or excerpt of a book you might find in game...

[forsoothsayer]

Witch Doctor by Robert Hayden

I He dines alone surrounded by reflections   of himself. Then after sleep and benzedrine   descends the Cinquecento stair his magic   wrought from hypochondria of the well- to-do and nagging deathwish of the poor;   swirls on smiling genuflections of his liveried chauffeur into a crested   lilac limousine, the cynosure of mousey neighbors tittering behind   Venetian blinds and half afraid of him   and half admiring his outrageous flair.       II Meanwhile his mother, priestess in gold lamé,   precedes him to the quondam theater   now Israel Temple of the Highest Alpha,   where the bored, the sick, the alien, the tired   await euphoria. With deadly vigor she prepares the way for mystery and lucre. Shouts in blues-contralto, ”He’s   God’s dictaphone of all-redeeming truth. Oh he’s the holyweight champeen who’s come   to give the knockout lick to your bad luck;   say he’s the holyweight champeen who’s here   to deal a knockout punch to your hard luck.“       III Reposing on cushions of black leopard skin,   he telephones instructions for a long slow drive across the park that burgeons now   with spring and sailors. Peers questingly   into the green fountainous twilight, sighs and turns the gold-plate dial to Music For Your Dining-Dancing Pleasure. Smoking Egyptian   cigarettes rehearses in his mind a new device that he must use tonight.       IV Approaching Israel Temple, mask in place,   he hears ragtime allegros of a ”Song of Zion“ that becomes when he appears   a hallelujah wave for him to walk. His mother and a rainbow-surpliced cordon   conduct him choiring to the altar-stage, and there he kneels and seems to pray before   a lighted Jesus painted sealskin-brown. Then with a glittering flourish he arises,   turns, gracefully extends his draperied arms:   “Israelites, true Jews, O found lost tribe   of Israel, receive my blessing now. Selah, selah.” He feels them yearn toward him   as toward a lover, exults before the image of himself their trust gives back. Stands as though   in meditation, letting their eyes caress his garments jewelled and chatoyant, cut   to fall, to flow from his tall figure dramatically just so. Then all at once he sways, quivers, gesticulates as if to ward off blows or kisses, and when he speaks   again he utters wildering vocables, hypnotic no-words planned (and never failing)   to enmesh his flock in theopathic tension.   Cries of eudaemonic pain attest his artistry. Behind the mask he smiles.   And now in subtly altering light he chants and sinuously trembles, chants and trembles   while convulsive energies of eager faith   surcharge the theater with power of   their own, a power he has counted on   and for a space allows to carry him.   Dishevelled antiphons proclaim the moment   his followers all day have hungered for,   but which is his alone. He signals: tambourines begin, frenetic drumbeat and glissando. He dances from the altar,   robes hissing, flaring, shimmering; down aisles   where mantled guardsmen intercept wild hands   that arduously strain to clutch his vestments,   he dances, dances, ensorcelled and aloof,   the fervid juba of God as lover, healer,   conjurer. And of himself as God.

[thesufidotcom]

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[koideres]

ive never felt more alive!

[koideres]

i love being online it makes me feel normal!!

[koideres]

unorganized oc stuff as i work on longer things, i promise theyll be normal next time

[koideres]

22, 27, 30 for Nini?

22. What is their relationship with their body like

not great thats for sure! not really because she finds anything particularly "ugly" but he's just so unwell that everything feels disgusting and embarrassing. he does like to dress up and feels better doing that but just baseline body its like. i sure do have, one thats so annoying

27. Are they content with their sexuality and gender expression? would a difference in their sexuality and gender affect their role in the story and if so how

Nivayah is a lesbian with nebulous gender and it definitely made things harder for them growing up but as it is now he's content with that if not anything else but it wouldnt effect his story much overall

30. Do they take themselves too seriously

does THIS guy take themself too seriously??? lol, yes actually. he overthinks so much and hes often way too in his own head

[koideres]

19 and 39 for panini :]

19 is answered!

39. If they could end one thing—be it a person, ideology or misfortune—what would they choose to eradicate

Nini would immediately choose to erase all of their memories of the last near decade of his life for good and start new. The actual thing he'd say though that he'd kill whoever started making in game purchases so stupidly expensive

[koideres]

4 + 16 for nini, 18 + 22 for pyre ♡

4. How much weight do they give to others' opinions of them

Simultaneously none and also way way too much. why would he care what some lame normie says about them however in his online spaces he cares so so much what they say about him, if they dont like him its all over he'd explode

16. Do they idolize anyone, if so why is that

nini doesnt idolize anyone specifically but the idea of peoples perfect lifes. also i guess like actual idols and whatever character he's into at the time, he's like WWJD but with them

18. Are they vengeful or do they easily forgive and forget or do they not forgive but don't go as far as acting on that

pyre wont act like anything has changed but does like a good theatrical show of revenge. she'd probably attempt to publicly humiliate someone whos pissed her off. wouldn't ruin her reputation by being outright but she'd def start some shit for them

22. What is their relationship with their body like

Physically she knows shes attractive and is confident about that, about the like. lack of anything inside her though she doesnt think about it much if she can its like ignoring a cavity everyday until it just gets too bad.

[koideres]

7, 19, 37, 45 for panini :)

7. How easily and frequently do they ask for help

Panini has to go through 5 trials of psychic torture only seen in greek myths before they even think of asking for any kind of help. If he can't do it himself he'd rather give on it entirely. Pyre might be a little slow but overall she knows that the best way to get anything done is just having lots of connections to lend a hand so why not use them?

19. What's their strongest emotion, the one which mostly rules them and compels them to action

Nini: Anger. It's normally pretty bottled up but once he's hit it its like a house on fire, a lot of his worst choices are made like this

Pyre: Desire. For most of her life she really wasnt allowed to consider her own wants but not that shes able to indulgence is her entire goal

37. Presented with three different ponds offering eternal health, strength, or wealth, which one would they choose to drink from, they can only drink from one

Pyre would choose wealth, not necessarily because she wants it all but wealth means you never have to want for anything, lifes a breeze with that. Panini wouldn't even answer that he says thats not enough info and gets debilitated by choice (they'd eventually land on strength)

45. What is their fatal flaw

Pyre's hedonism comes to the point where she doesn't actually give a shot about her own well being or if its right for anyone, even if it means breaking herself in the process if she gets it its good. Nivayah wants validation extremely badly, it makes her bitter, anxious, apprehensive, the problem is that there arent many people who they care about enough for it to mean anything from, not even himself.