michelle gibson

Please join me on a fascinating journey and deep dive into the hidden history of what many people are calling, "Tartaria." Over the past five years, Tartaria and Tartarian researchers have exploded on the internet. Jon Levi, Martin Liedtke, Phillip Druhzinin and Mind Unveiled are just a few of the cutting edge researchers uncovering what's literally been hidden beneath our very feet.

Michelle Gibson needs to be included in the aforementioned list. Her research on the subject is deep and thorough, displaying an almost preternatural skill to see patterns and the patterns to see back at her.

We must have been over the target, as about forty-five-minutes in, Michelle's audio began to break apart. Hang in there though, the information is pure gold.

Snails have a unique coping mechanism of dealing with serotonin, which causes heart disease amongst humans. The hope is that by experimenting on them, an effective treatment can be found.

You can view a transcript of this podcast at http://www.latrobe.edu.au/news/articles/2009/podcasts/snail-heart-research-with-michelle-gibson/transcript

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