Panic attacks

Symptom

Important Notes

  • Methylene blue is an irritant on central nervous system and vagus nerves - last thing you want to do if you have panic attacks
  • Protein doesn't stop panic attacks
  • Chemical exposures: Air fresheners in house and other chemical triggers can worsen panic attacks
  • Air fresheners: Air fresheners in the house can trigger panic attacks
  • Medical treatments: Bad medical treatments can trigger panic attacks - Novocaine or Septocaine at dentist hitting a nerve, too many panoramic dental X-rays (radiation), dental work with lidocaine. Air fresheners in house can also trigger.
  • Medical treatments: Bad medical treatments can trigger panic attacks. Dental work with lidocaine injected into jaw can hit the nerve and trigger panic attacks
  • Medical treatments: Bad medical treatments, dental work with lidocaine injected into jaw hitting nerves can trigger panic attacks
  • Betrayal and emotional trauma: Betrayal, being stabbed in the back, relationship breakups knock immune system down and create panic and fear - this is when Epstein-Barr can build infection
  • Caffeine consumption: Caffeine causes fight or flight adrenaline which assaults vagus nerves and can cause panic attacks, especially in those with sensitive nerves
  • Caffeine consumption: Caffeine consumption creates fight or flight adrenaline which can cause panic attacks, especially when vagus nerves are hypersensitive to adrenaline
  • Caffeine consumption: Coffee, green tea, matcha tea, chocolate - if you have sensitive nerves and do caffeine, you're going to get panic attacks
  • Toxic heavy metals: Cranial nerves get affected with toxic heavy metals really easy, causing panic attacks and nerve overstimulation
  • Emotional triggers: Emotional triggers, relationships, breakups with family members, friends, co-workers can cause latent panic attacks - breakup two years ago can hit like ton of bricks with panic attacks
  • EBV neurotoxin: Epstein-Barr feeds off mercury and releases neurotoxin that saturates nerves, making them hypersensitive
  • Epstein-Barr virus: Epstein-Barr virus causes panic attacks
  • Epstein-Barr virus: Epstein-Barr virus causing panic attacks through neurotoxins that inflame nerves
  • Adrenaline from caffeine: Fight or flight adrenaline from caffeine burns out vagus nerves which hate adrenaline, leading to panic attacks
  • Caffeine with sensitive nerves: If you got sensitive nerves and you're doing caffeine, you're going to get a panic attack
  • Caffeine: If you have sensitive nerves and you're doing caffeine (coffee, matcha tea, green tea, chocolate), you're going to get panic attacks. People do HMDS and celery juice but still drink coffee - that's why panic attacks continue.
  • Dental treatments: Novocaine, Septocaine injections, panoramic X-rays causing radiation exposure, lidocaine hitting nerves
  • Emotional triggers: Panic attacks can worsen from emotional triggers - relationships, people you're involved with, something happening in your life. Can have latent effect - breakup 2 years ago hits like ton of bricks later.
  • Emotional triggers: Panic attacks could be worsening because there's an emotional trigger from relationships or people you might be involved with. Breakups between friend, family member, boyfriend, girlfriend, separation or divorce can trigger vagus nerves deeply
  • Toxic heavy metals: Toxic heavy metals can feed viruses and create more problems including panic attacks
  • Mercury: Toxic heavy metals, especially mercury, is a huge piece of many people's anxieties
  • Hypersensitive nerves: Trigeminal nerve, phrenic nerves, and vagus nerve become inflamed and hypersensitive
  • Vagus nerve inflammation: Vagus nerves are allergic to neurotoxins and when inflamed by viral inflammation can cause panic attacks, tightness of chest, anxiety
  • Viral neurotoxins: Viral neurotoxins are mercury-based, copper-based, aluminum-based, lead-based, nickel-based, arsenic-based, and cadmium-based - these inflame the nerves and cause panic attacks
  • Viruses and bacteria: Viruses and bacteria create problems including panic attacks
  • Viral neurotoxins: Viruses release neurotoxins that are mercury-based, copper-based, aluminum-based, lead-based, nickel-based, arsenic-based, and cadmium-based. These inflame nerves and can cause panic attacks
  • Marijuana/weed: Weed gives many people panic attacks and anxiety because it's toxic to the brain
  • Marijuana/weed: Weed gives many people panic attacks because it's toxic to the brain
  • Vagus nerve inflammation: When vagus nerves are irritated by viral inflammation or adrenaline, they can cause panic attacks

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