The real cause of schizophrenia and PTSD
Posted on 14. Dec, 2010 by Robert in Brain, Consciousness, Diet and Health, Home, Inventions, Media, Medicine, People, Planet Earth, Psychology, Science, Spiritual, Uncategorized, Youtube
I just found this amazing website by Dr. McKenzie MD. and was blown away by the priceless observations and new ideas.McKenzie’s work is a shining example of new thought in an area of desperation. His work goes totally against popular medicine, but his work is impeccable. Childhood trauma, namely separation from the mother in the first three years of life, is the cause of many horrific mental disorders.
Please go to this link and watch the videos and read the rest of the site. You’ll be glad you did.
McKenzie also has a unique cure, which is unpopular and does not involve drugs. It is based on the theory that events in the family as an adult trigger the childhood trauma and this results in PTSD episode, also called schizophrenia. The cure is total separation from the family, which is triggering the episodes. As I said, this is unpopular, but it seems to work
Robert
6 Responses to “The real cause of schizophrenia and PTSD”
Robert Bruce
Ángel
16. Dec, 2010
US mathematician John Forbes Nash went schyzo progresively and when he were 31 years old he was clinically diagnosed (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Forbes_Nash,_Jr.#Schizophrenia).
About this case, and from a metaphysical viewpoint ¿what can you say?
Note: For mine “metaphysical” is not but “simple physical beyond mainstream science” or “nothing is overnatural, all is natural”.
My best regards,
Ángel
Ángel
16. Dec, 2010
¿May be, done an allegedly intellectual effort, Nash has awakened his Kundalini, deriving in quasi-real (and undistinguishable from reality) his expectations in a scenario compatible with national security affaires?
If you hasn´t seen yet the film “A Beautiful Mind”, I advice you to watch it. Is an excellent biographical film on Nash’s life.
May be I had answered my own question, but I want to know your opinion about this and anyother cases.
Sincerely,
Ángel
lorraine blum
11. Jan, 2011
A Beautiful Mind was a wonderful film depicting exactly what a schizophrenic experiences. It was able to shed light for others to have a clearer picture.
I have suffered for eleven years through my son’s illness and the research in the field. I have looked into the poisonous meds, hospatalization, halfway houses, counseling, now energy medicine. I hope to get him into a orthomolecular medical/psychological setting one day when he is willing. I would even try exorcism. This boy was the most talented witty charming person i ever knew and now he is dangerous to me and himself. If only the pharmaceutacal companies could see past the dollar and allow the information and real research to get in the states.
Ángel
16. Dec, 2010
In order to avoid loss of time, watching previously quoted film (“A Beautiful Mind”, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Beautiful_Mind_(film) ), I want to quote for you (and anyother reader) film argument was (when related to schyzophfrenic Nash’s events) about illusory scenarios were Nash was asked to serve as code breaker when Cold War status was on. Nash were asked by Uncle Sam to serve as detector of information patterns included at reviews, newspapers, public dominion documents, etc.; information patterns that escape to normal view and were related to several military targets.
Sincerely,
Ángel
Ángel
18. Dec, 2010
You may have troubled at time of consider cases of actually living individuals (J.F.N.). My sincere apologies.
Ángel
Lorraine blum
11. Jan, 2011
I am a Licensed Psychiatric Social worker with a Schizophrenic son.
I have found that Schizophrenia is more complicated then the medical and metaphysical fields believe. Orthomolecular & Energy medicine in Canada have been right on the money for many years when healing schizophrenia and other serious mental disorders.
See the documentary by Margot Kidder “Masks Of Madness.” or read about it on my site lorraineblum.com