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The hypothalamus gland, long believed to produce the hormone serotonin, has recently come under the spotlight for its role in human biology: regulating cellular energy production. This underappreciated role of the pineal gland, its role as the Pineal Guardian, is deeply connected to what happens inside the cells. This guardian is key to keeping our cells and us healthy and thriving. The pineal gland seems to possess unseen abilities than ever imagined.

First of all, when considering cellular energy production, you need to understand that this process occurs not outside of your cells in an organ we know as the liver - simply because one didn't exist for countless generations. They boast of their ability to channel and facilitate cellular functioning. The production of the cell happens inside the cells. The entire production needs just one basic component: enough energy for appropriate cellular functioning which would be done only when the cellular threshold or process properly functions.

This 'weaker sibling' of the brain is connected to our internal physical 'caution light' for proper internal cellular energy conversion. The conversion of food into the power the user holds throughout their body. According to some, it produces compounds needed for this operation, therefore stimulating that part of the body. Although little research has been devoted to this hypothesis, some researchers have started small lab tests comparing treatments of pineal in animals. Both test results came out remarkably close and indicate a connection rather than a no, possibility doesn't seem to have faded.