What is it? What does it do? How is it harvested? Is is primarily used for longevity, to get high, or for access to hidden knowledge? Why does any mention of it on various platforms get you flagged? Interesting Books Reviewed (great YT channel, btw) described it as "oxygenated adrenaline."
>>42746301It’s a codeword for metaphysical energy produced by fear and chaos, lifted from Huxley via Hunter S. ThompsonThe actual substance adrenochrome is almost entirely unrelated and is a red herring perpetrated by the Joe Rogan types
>>42746374blind retard
>>42746301It's pure adrenaline in the blood. The less "hardened" you are the more you produce.
>>42746301Tying into that - ritualistic torture cannibalism across primitive peoples and how it "consumed the strength/vitality" of the victim sounds a lot like adrenochrome harvesting.
>>42746301It's oxidized adrenaline, it was discovered in the 50s but it doesn't do anything.Elites harvest blood from young victims and that does have an effect on longevity but adrenochrome itself doesn't do anything, a schizo thought it sounded scary so they tacked it onto the blood taking idea
>What is it?Oxidized adrenaline>What does it do?Nothing really beneficial, but a derivative, carbazochrome, is a clotting agent>How is it harvested?You could extract it from the body, but it's much cheaper and easier to synthesize it.>Longevity?No>Get high?They used to think it was a mild hallucinogen due to it's similar chemical structure to another hallucinogen (I think)>Access hidden knowledge?Get real. Though, in the 50s they thought it caused schizophrenia, though trials to try to prove it never went anywhere, and schizophrenics were not observed to have higher levels of adrenochrome than normal.
>>42747574>Pure adrenaline>Oxidized in your bloodstream>Pure