Melanin Maxxing

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This is a complete guide on how to lighten various parts of the body including:
– Skin
– Hair
– Eyes

Results you can expect to see:
For skin you would see a few (3-5) stages lighter on the fitzpatrick scale.
For hair you would see 4-6, potentially even 7 stages higher on a conventional hair color scale.
For eyes, they will generally become lighter as a whole, removing discoloration/marks in the process

Due to modern toxicity and compound deposits through the lymphatic system, our eyes can actually change color from what we originally were born with (or what our true eye color is.)

No, this is not pseudoscience, it’s actually a well established medical fact. An example of this is Wilson’s disease, where people who are exposed to an excess of heavy metals, specifically copper, may go from blue eyes to brown overnight. Why is this?

When the body deals with toxins, it needs to store them somewhere before removing them, and in some cases, these compounds do not get stored in organs like the liver or adipose tissue and instead get deposited into the eyes through lymphatic nodes and vessels.

This is one aspect of eye lightening, and almost everyone you know, including yourself has these compound deposits due to modern toxicity. Hazel eyes, blue eyes with brown discoloration, green eyes with brown discoloration, or even brown eyes with blue or gold discoloration are all signs of compounds such as heavy metals, mercury, uric acid, sulfuric acid, etc. Even if you have a single solid eye color with no discoloration, there will almost always be signs of compound deposits.

Another aspect of this is melanin. There are two types of melanin; pheomelanin and eumelanin, when there are more of these compounds present within the body, eumelanin actually binds/chelates/removes them from the body, meaning a greater reliance of eumelanin in the body. Eumelanin is the specific type of melanin that makes your hair, eyes, and skin darker, pheomelanin doing the opposite. Oxidative stress also increases with age, oxidative stress is a rate limiter to glutathione, and glutathione is what increases pheomelanin production through various pathways, this is why many people get darker hair and eyes as they age.

Melanin and compound deposits are not the only two aspects for lightening, there are many other aspects such as tyrosinase activity, lymph stagnation in soft tissues, etc. Which are all covered in the course.