Many persons who currently experience symptoms of Parkinsons are terribly frustrated. They have determined through one diagnostic test or another that their body contains toxins – perhaps a heavy metal or pesticide or herbicide or…
Research on Parkinson’s symptoms has revealed many toxins are the culprits that wreak havoc on neurological systems. It does not take much to upset neurons. Their sensitivity is off the charts.
This frustration stems from various attempts to get rid of the toxins. Valiant efforts are made. Nothing seems to do the trick. Have you experienced this frustration?
Perhaps you listen to one of my radio shows with a prestigious researcher who recommends herbs as the ideal detox.
- You buy the herbs.
- You take the herbs.
- The recommended treatment is engaged.
Alas, the toxins continue to stick to your tissues like super glue. Diagnostic assessments reveal the guilty toxin is still present in dangerous levels. It does not get more frustrating than this, eh?
Most people who follow my work are dedicated to the end goal of recovery. They do not give up with the first therapy. More investigation is launched. A second detox protocol is begun. This one involves chelation under the close supervision of their doctor.
After pursuing the chelation protocol to its logical end, the toxicity remains. Toxins have a stubborn resilience. They appears to love hanging out in your body.
You too are stubborn. You continue to embrace one detox protocol after another. After all, there are other protocols and other doctors. Still, results do not shift. The toxins refuse to budge. Frustration begins to sizzle like a steak on a backyard grill in summertime.
Nothing Gets Rid of My Toxins
- You certainly did not extend an invitation for the toxin to invade your body.
- You certainly did not marry the toxin.
The toxins are just like a foreign enemy that refuses to surrender. Why? They are fighting furiously to defend their own territory which, of course, happens to be inside your body.
Why in the world does the highly toxic substance insist on invading your body when they were not invited and certainly not welcome and worse have become encapsulated? The answer to this million dollar question turns on a connection that is a mystery to most people.
Toxins and trauma go hand in hand like two love birds on their honeymoon.
Toxins do stick to the cells like super glue until trauma (which is also
trapped at the cellular level) is released.
Agent Orange
The connection between toxins and trauma is profound. I will focus on one strong connection to explain the connection: exposure to Agent Orange (a deadly toxin) and the neurological symptoms associated with a diagnosis of Parkinsons Disease.
The body has an intricate system for eliminating toxic substances. It retains what is needed and throws out what is unnecessary or harmful. If there is a massive exposure of a toxin, it will take the body time – sometime years – to release all the nasty chemicals that will eventually devastate the organs and tissues.
Why is it then that some soldiers who were exposed to Agent Orange during the Vietnam war are just now showing the effects of that exposure as seen through neurological symptoms, cancers or other illnesses? Wasn’t 40 years sufficient time for the body to do its job? Not when trauma was present at the time of the exposure.
The Vietnam War (as with any war) was a horrifying experience for all military personnel who participated. Trauma was not experienced for a brief minute as is the case with an automobile accident. It was experienced throughout the duration of their service which was one long year.
When a soldier was exposed to Agent Orange, they were functioning under highly traumatic conditions. At the moment of the exposure the body makes a direct connection between the two. There is a tight connection is formed at that very moment between the toxin and the trauma.
What does the body do under traumatic circumstances? It either flees or freezes.
Soldiers could not flee unless they deserted. Some did. Suicide is an option some elected to take. The much more common reaction is to freeze.
This is what all animals do under such circumstances. They freeze dead in their tracks, hoping that the enemy will not spot them. All secondary systems in the body are shut down, including the systems that eliminate toxins naturally.
The toxins are tied, linked and stuck to the trauma. It is as if they are married to one another, holding hands as they celebrate their 40th anniversary.
If you fit into that category of persons who are frustrated because you have been unable to eliminate toxins (we we all have toxins in our body) then I suggest that you first investigate therapies that will help you release the trauma. Redirect your energies toward the work of releasing the trauma that is trapped inside the cells of your body.
Release of toxins will follow in due course. Many options are available today that help people with Parkinson’s symptoms release the trauma that has been frozen in their cells.
- Settle on a therapy that your intuition tells you is perfect for you and your body.
- Experience the relief from stress and tension as the trauma takes a long awaited exit from the stage of your life.
- Watch the secondary benefit with delight as those nasty toxins begin to stampede out of your body at long last.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Parkinsons Recovery
Road to Recovery from Parkinsons Disease
https://www.parkinsonsdisease.me
Olympia Washington
