Psychosis can manifest in varying degrees. In the most severe cases, a person may completely lose touch with their surroundings, as if under the influence of consciousness-altering substances.
According to Medical Medium information, when such a condition is not caused by medications or narcotics, the explanation may lie in processes occurring deep within the brain. Anthony William points to the interaction between chemical solvents and toxic heavy metals accumulated in brain tissue, which he says leads to chemical reactions.
How does psychosis develop?
Anthony William explains that psychosis usually does not occur suddenly in the form of a single severe and acute episode. More often, it develops gradually over the years, starting with milder episodes that deepen over time.
According to Medical Medium information, it usually takes three or more toxic heavy metals accumulated deep in the brain to create the conditions for psychosis to develop. When certain chemical solvents are added to them, the interaction between these substances can trigger a reaction.
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Triggering factors and the role of adrenaline
Anthony William points to cannabis as a frequent trigger for psychosis. He also explains that certain medications can worsen the condition, and many of them can induce an acute psychotic episode.
During such an episode, according to the Medical Medium, the brain becomes saturated with adrenaline, which triggers the "fight or flight" response and further intensifies the psychosis.
Anthony William explains that when adrenaline interacts with toxic heavy metals and chemical solvents located deep in the brain, it can disrupt electrical activity within it and contribute to the continuation of the psychotic episode.
Chronic illnesses and milder manifestations of psychosis
According to Medical Medium information, milder manifestations of psychosis can also occur in people with lower levels of toxic heavy metals and chemical solvents in the brain.
Anthony William gives the example of people suffering from chronic illnesses who are forced to spend long periods of time in bed.
He emphasizes that no one should be blamed or shamed for the emotional difficulties, mental health problems, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) that may develop during an illness.
According to him, any illness or serious disruption of our normal physical life can contribute to the onset of such conditions.
The connection between viral infections, the liver, and the brain
Anthony William explains that chronic illnesses can be a sign of prolonged viral infections, in which large amounts of viral waste products and toxic byproducts from the death of viruses are formed. These substances can reach the brain and accumulate there. With a diseased liver and weakened digestion, ammonia can also accumulate in the brain.
When these factors are combined with the difficulties a person experiences due to a lack of understanding and recognition of their condition, as well as the inability to lead the life they desire, this can lead to milder manifestations of psychosis.
Anthony William draws a distinction between these manifestations and severe psychotic states, where a person loses touch with reality. For the described milder conditions, he uses the phrase "perfectly sane psychosis," emphasizing that in these cases, the person maintains their connection to reality.
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