In neuroscience literature, there is a phenomenon known as "Lucid Dreams." You may have come across it in your life. Lucid Dreams are actually known as those very special moments when a person is aware that they are dreaming and can direct the dream with their thoughts. Various techniques have been developed to experience such dreams and even control them within the dream. In other words, Lucid Dreams are actually a very different experience of human consciousness control. This topic caught my interest many years ago, and I did quite a bit of research on it. For example, one of the latest publications on this subject tells us some very interesting things.
Why am I telling you this? Because in Turkey, "upcycling" actually works with a Lucid Dream mindset…
Imagine endless lavender fields… The fresh scent of newly blossomed lavender, countless bees, birds, people taking photos among the fields… And when the time comes, those lavenders are harvested and processed in distillation systems just to obtain their essential oil. And in the end, all we have left is just a clear oil. This is all we have for now… And from the purple of those fields, which became the subject of countless photos and memories, nothing remains. We need to take this much further.
If you’re a "Lucid Dreamer" like me, you see those fields like this. A vast lavender field bathed in purple… What gives lavender its purple color, Can? Delphinidin… A pigment that is very rare in nature, difficult to extract, but when extracted, holds incredible health benefits… A medicine… That’s what I see, for example.
Then there’s the lavender stem that tires us all when we try to pick it… A rich source of fiber…
Beyond the purple pigment in lavender flowers, there are many antioxidants that are also beneficial to our brain.
They’re all there… Waiting for us to harvest them as well. I call this "Molecular Harvesting." And there are many more like it.
If you harvest Delphinidin from lavenders, let me summarize the world that unfolds before us:
A potential component to prevent the development of "Breast Cancer," which causes millions of people to lose their lives prematurely.
🪻 A guide in the development of drugs directly targeting one of the deadliest types of cancer, "Pancreatic Cancer," helping the drug reach the pancreas.
🪻 Or it emerges as a potential treatment facilitator for one of the most resistant types of cancer, glioblastomas.
We also come across numerous scientific publications showing its potential use in diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, and we see the existence of countless worlds yet to be explored. I see hundreds of thesis topics and research opportunities for young people when I look at those beautiful lavender fields.
