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The pain, stiffness, tenderness, fatigue, and stiffness of fibromyalgia result from Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) stage four neurotoxins that create chronic inflammation of the central nervous system and nerves throughout the body. This can lead to minor cracks, tears, and exposed root hairs that create sensitive spots on the nerves. Some aggressive strains of EBV go so far as to bind to these weak spots, creating even more inflammation and pain.

EBV neurotoxins are created when the pathogen feeds on its favorite foods, and in the case of fibromyalgia, these are often toxic heavy metals such as mercury. A diet high in fat and protein usually worsens the condition.

Experiencing difficulties? Or do you regularly experience difficulties in your life? At these times, our body needs more support than usual. Adrenaline comes out of our adrenal glands in specific mixtures to help our brain and body overcome stress. But this adrenaline is also corrosive to our body and can trigger and worsen symptoms. Electrical impulses pass through our brain at a higher intensity and speed because adrenaline both increases the heart rate and enters the brain, increasing the heat levels in the brain.

There are healthy levels of body-friendly, daily adrenaline mixes. More aggressive mixtures of adrenaline are produced during times of stress and hardship. The immune system can collapse and the viruses behind so many chronic diseases can develop, multiply and grow, leading to bouts of brain inflammation and neurological symptoms.

Pathogens of the herpes virus family can cause sores in the mouth, tongue, and throat, including symptoms such as sore mouth, sore throat, tingling sensation, lesions on the inside of the cheeks, sore gums and teeth, and sore tongue.

In this video, Anthony William shares a powerful tool and technique for treating mouth sores and canker sores.

Have you heard that acne is a hormonal condition? It's a widely held belief, but it's not our hormones that cause acne. Hormonal periods in our lives can lower our immune systems, allowing the real cause of acne – strep – to take over.

In this video you will find out how this bacteria causes acne and what foods you should avoid if you have acne or want to help prevent it.