Psychosis

Psychosis can occur at different levels. An extreme situation is when someone becomes completely disconnected from their surroundings, almost as if they were on mind-altering drugs. If it’s not drugs causing this, whether prescribed pharmaceuticals or recreational, the other explanation is a developing illness inside the brain—for example, solvents deep in the brain touching toxic heavy metals there, creating chemical reactions.

Psychosis doesn’t normally happen as one big, acute, severe attack out of nowhere. Usually it’s a buildup over years of smaller bouts of psychosis slowly worsening.

It usually takes three or more toxic heavy metals residing deep inside the brain to set the stage for psychosis and then the “right” chemical solvents entering the scene to cause a reaction.

Cannabis often triggers psychosis. Pharmaceuticals can worsen psychosis. And many pharmaceuticals can create an acute episode of psychosis.

When someone experiences a bout of psychosis, adrenaline saturates the brain, causing a fight-or-flight reaction and worsening psychosis, and then the adrenaline with the heavy metals and solvents deep within ignite the electrical grid inside the brain, and that can keep psychosis going.

Mild psychosis, with lower levels of metals and solvents in the brain, can even occur for someone who’s been chronically ill and stuck in bed for too long. That’s perfectly normal and acceptable. Someone should never be shamed for developing emotional issues, mental struggles, or PTSD while ill. Any kind of illness or disruption in our physical life can create psychosis. Chronic illness can also be a sign of constant viral infections with a lot of viral waste and die-off, sending out poisonous matter that saturates the brain. Ammonia is also present in the brain because of a sick liver causing weakened digestion. Combined with the struggle of not feeling validated and not living the life you want to live, it could create mild psychosis in any of us. That isn’t a delusional type of psychosis, disconnected from reality. It’s a completely sane psychosis.

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This item posted: 10-Jan-2025

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