One of the key areas of research involving pineal production and environmental influence relates toa compound that responds to UV light which has an affinity withcertain wavelengths of UV light specificallythose in the UV A-B spectrum.

Melanopsingoes on to suppress melatonin production in response toexposure to UV light, in other words,photostimulation suppresses the body'smolecular activity. Melatoninis a compound generally associated with sleep and has also been linked tomolecular imbalances in organisms. Lowermelatonin levels have been associated with increasedimmune functioning, more commonly seen in organisms living nearnatural environments, suggesting pineal guardianeffects a positive impact on ecosystems.

Another area of overlap between pineal production and environmental healthis associated with ambient electromagnetic radiation andelectromagnetic fields which can stimulate pineal production, especially atfrequencies of 7.83 Hz, 12.75 Hz, and 15.3 Hz. Thisindicates a potential link between Earth's fields and pineal production, potentially indicating a natural means to stimulate production under the rightconditions.

Exposure to Schumann Resonancehas been identified to elevate body frequency thus causing organisms to increasebioavailable energy andenhance cellular synchronization,highlighting the significance of both pineal production and natural frequencies in environmental impact.

Furthermore, pineal guardian order production's beneficial range of influences extends fromits capacity to mitigate various health issues, such ascardiovascular disease,mitigating anxiety,boosting the body's resilience,enhancing mental clarity,aiding emotional balance to evenalleviating migraines through chemical cycle balance between glutamate andneurotransmitter harmonization. Asthe relationship between organism and environment is complex, themutual promotion and interference of bothcontribute to organism wellness.

Further studiesneed to investigate the extent to which pineal guardian productionaffects environment health. Nonetheless,this initial exploration provides that theinterplay between the organism and its environment through this powerful internal function we call pineal production.