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How The CIA RE-CODES the Body - 55515 (the pain perception gene)

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First published at 07:03 UTC on August 16th, 2022.

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The CIA revealed in one of its declassified documents from 1977 that the code 55515 can be used to reduce pain.

Anecdotal reports state an a…

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The CIA revealed in one of its declassified documents from 1977 that the code 55515 can be used to reduce pain.

Anecdotal reports state an almost immediate reduce in pain after using this method.
Could it be a placebo effect? Or Re-coding your body?

As I dug further into it, it turns out that 55515 is a gene related to pain perception that was discovered in 2000.

A NCBI page on this specific gene writes "These channels have been implicated in synaptic transmission, pain perception as well as mechanoperception." (Mechanoreception is the ability to respond to certain kinds of stimuli). This gene is expressed predominantly in the pituitary gland.
Interesting right?!

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