Re: Why not inhale pine oil at night?

The planetary boundary layer (PBL) is where the trees meet the troposphere, the bottommost layer of the atmosphere.

Their meeting place is the home of the blue and violet luminous plasma known as St. Elmo’s fire.

Pointy-topped pine trees especially attract these beautiful “spirit candles.”

The nighttime troposphere is very different from the daytime troposphere.

Nitrogen peroxide (rocket fuel) and nitric anhydride (a strong oxidizer) are created in vast amounts as soon as the Sun sets.

Adano Ley (Swami Nitty-Gritty) used them to generate the will power to stay awake all night.

He told me (during a sleepless all-night drive), “Utilize nitrogen at night to stay awake. Nitrogen is the craving to stay awake.”

He explained, “Hydrogen and oxygen are unavailable at night, so you have to use nitrogen and carbon dioxide.”

Guess what happens as soon as the Sun rises?

Both of the potent nitrogen radicals listed above are utterly destroyed (photolyzed) by the RED spectrum of light at the crack of dawn.

Nitrogen peroxide and nitric anhydride are quickly transmuted into nitric oxide (a free radical and cellular signaling molecule) and nitrous oxide (laughing gas).

These are extra sources of extra oxygen, ozone, and hydroxyl radicals for us to breathe throughout the daylight hours.

A healthy person will automatically GAPE at sunrise.

Using pine oil (and its pinenes) in the morning gives you more “bang for the buck.”

Or use big sagebrush oil (and their pinenes) from 11:30 a.m.-12:00 noon for the small airways in the lower lungs.

Or use rosemary oil or celery oil (and their pinenes) from 3:00-5:00 p.m. for the same thing.

During the night, pine oil only stays in the lungs and bronchial tree for a mere 54 seconds to 9 minutes.

When the Sun rises, pine oil stays in the lungs and bronchial tree for a minimum of 12 minutes and a maximum of 48 minutes.

If you’re using alpha-pinene as a broad-spectrum antibiotic for the lungs, obviously the longer “hang time” gives you more bang for your buck.

If you’re using beta-pinene as a broad-spectrum antibiotic for the lungs, the same applies as long as you take a stiff drink of cherry brandy just before using it.

Or apricot brandy.

Even rice sake will help absorb beta-pinene into the lungs.

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