How stress causes the symptoms of what is known as schizophrenia and Parkinson's disease.
May 28, 2007 (Press Release) --
Evidently, it may be time that people become their own doctors. Into the Light: A Guide to How Stress Causes Auto-Toxicity, Organic Poisoning, Autoimmune Response, Parkinson's Disease, Schizophrenia and More is on the market: http://www.lulu.com/content/783396.
Into the Light discusses how the body can shut down dopamine production when a person is stressed. It also discusses other biochemical imbalances of stress-induced toxicity, for instance, how a stressed person can suffer from hallucinations. Apparently, stress-induced physical illness has been diagnosed as Parkinson's disease and schizophrenia for over 100 years.
Recently released, the guidebook is written by a medical technologist and writer who recovered from emergency room-induced brain poisoning. Several years after recovering, she suffered symptoms of Parkinson's disease but decided not to risk her health to traditional medical care. Instead, she opened her organic chemistry books, investigated on her own and recovered.
Into the Light discusses how the body can shut down dopamine production when a person is stressed. It also discusses other biochemical imbalances of stress-induced toxicity, for instance, how a stressed person can suffer from hallucinations. Apparently, stress-induced physical illness has been diagnosed as Parkinson's disease and schizophrenia for over 100 years.
Recently released, the guidebook is written by a medical technologist and writer who recovered from emergency room-induced brain poisoning. Several years after recovering, she suffered symptoms of Parkinson's disease but decided not to risk her health to traditional medical care. Instead, she opened her organic chemistry books, investigated on her own and recovered.
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