Stressed Out!!!

Introduction

There are so many books that I have read by someone who believes he or she has discovered “THE Cure” for a certain disease.

For instance Cancer..... One author says that “ALL cancers are caused by parasites” , another says “ALL cancers are caused by stress”, yet another says “THE cause is a hiatal hernia”, some say “that the chemicals in our food is THE cause of cancer”; others are convinced that “pH imbalance is THE source”.

What I think is that sometimes cancer may be caused by parasites, stress, hiatal hernia, chemicals, pH imbalance and/or diet.

This book is not an “I found the absolute cure” book.  Rather it explores a link between a thin myelin sheathing on the nerves and health conditions such as: ADD, OCD, Phobias, Panic Attacks, MS, Parkinson’s, Bell’s Palsy, Shingles, Mood Swings, Body Dysmorphia, Schizophrenia, Depression etc.

The fact is that not all people with thin myelin sheathing will get one of these conditions, nor does every person who has these conditions have a thin myelin sheathing.  But, I have worked with helping others who have had a thin myelin sheathing and the conditions listed above.  They then nourished their myelin, and for the vast majority of them symptoms of these conditions improved or totally disappeared. If the suggestions in this book do not help, then please look beyond this information.

I have written this book straight-forward and simply - in plain English rather than scientific language.  Its purpose is to inform in a way that can be easily understood and easily read.  I see no reason in baffling the reader with uncommon terms to impress them, if they have no idea what I am talking about.

Anatomy and Physiology of the Nervous System

Before going into details about health conditions, it is vital that you understand the anatomy (what it looks like) and physiology (how it works) of the nervous system and myelin sheathing.

The nerve can be compared to a copper wire, which carries an electrical impulse.  The nerve transports electrical impulses from the brain to the tissues and back again.

The myelin sheathing of the nervous system can be compared to the plastic coating on the outside of a copper wire.