Schizophrenia: A possible cause and cure ?

Schizophrenia: A possible cause and cure ?

Schizophrenia, or schizophrenic like conditions may be caused by some
type of bacterial infection, that creates toxins, that create a
'paranoid' effect on the mind. In fact there is some truth to the
paranoia.

Problem is that many bacteria, including 'giardia' cannot be tested
with 100% accuracy, so that if it is ruled out incorrectly, the
problem persists.

A possible simple treatment....are a variety of wide spectrum
antibiotics, or wide spectrum herbal antibiotics.

Some worth trying, OREGANO oil, that can be bought in liquied form, a
few drops under the tongue with water. Also garlic, ginger, black
walnut hulls, etc, etc.

The key words to use on your search are

herbal treatments for bacteria
herbal treatments for giardia
herbal treatments for parasites.

Good luck, and this may work.

Caesar J. B. Squitti

The Greek word "schizophrenia" meaning "scattterbrained" is a
catchall term covering over a thousand brain disorders and some kinds of
political incorrectness. As a result millions of Americans have serious
disorders neglected and untreated, like the parasympathetic analogue of
reflux sympathetic dystrophy, Shamans' Disease, which is caused by scar
tissue in the parasympathetic nervous system rather than the sympathetic
nervous system (RSD). Shamans' Disease causes hallucinations by
overriding inhibitory neurons in the brain that LSD would block, thereby
having the same effect as LSD. Of course, mechanical stimulation of the
parasympathetic nervous system will have the same effect, and that is
the ultimate purpose of Yoga.
The era of the mental institution gulags firmly founded the
dopamine blocker industry by their ability to devastate patients into
submission and their lack of addictabiity so that the mythical disease,
schizophrenia, came to be defined as having too much dopamine, in the
Nineties, whereas before it was claimed that the biology of
schizophrenia was unknown, and at most it was "functional", psychiatry's
equivalent term for "spiritual". Now by Bill # 2640, all those tagged
"schizophrenic" would have their Second Amendment rights denied. Bill #
2640 would deny those their Second Amendment Rights, who need them most!
Alchemy 61 is working with the John Birch Society, among other
organizations, to kill this bill permanently.

On Jun 20, 12:00 pm, gellie...@webtv.net (Miguel Lahunkun) wrote:
> The Greek word "schizophrenia" meaning "scattterbrained" is a
> catchall term covering over a thousand brain disorders and some kinds of
> political incorrectness. As a result millions of Americans have serious
> disorders neglected and untreated, like the parasympathetic analogue of
> reflux sympathetic dystrophy, Shamans' Disease, which is caused by scar
> tissue in the parasympathetic nervous system rather than the sympathetic
> nervous system (RSD). Shamans' Disease causes hallucinations by
> overriding inhibitory neurons in the brain that LSD would block, thereby
> having the same effect as LSD. Of course, mechanical stimulation of the
> parasympathetic nervous system will have the same effect, and that is
> the ultimate purpose of Yoga.
> The era of the mental institution gulags firmly founded the
> dopamine blocker industry by their ability to devastate patients into
> submission and their lack of addictabiity so that the mythical disease,
> schizophrenia, came to be defined as having too much dopamine, in the
> Nineties, whereas before it was claimed that the biology of
> schizophrenia was unknown, and at most it was "functional", psychiatry's
> equivalent term for "spiritual". Now by Bill # 2640, all those tagged
> "schizophrenic" would have their Second Amendment rights denied. Bill #
> 2640 would deny those their Second Amendment Rights, who need them most!
> Alchemy 61 is working with the John Birch Society, among other
> organizations, to kill this bill permanently.

Amen

But what to do about it, besides eating one's own leg in protest. It
wouldn't matter anyway - it would be medicated with more of the same
antipsychotics.

It is a Catch-22. just vice versa. The more you try to prove you're
sane, the more insane you must be, or you'd have insight telling you
the psych doc is right. Right?

"Caesar J. B. Squitti" <squittis@tbaytel.net> wrote in message
news:1182283682.570663.195440@g37g2000prf.googlegr oups.com...
> Schizophrenia: A possible cause and cure ?
>
> Schizophrenia, or schizophrenic like conditions may be caused by some
> type of bacterial infection, that creates toxins, that create a
> 'paranoid' effect on the mind. In fact there is some truth to the
> paranoia.
>
> Problem is that many bacteria, including 'giardia' cannot be tested
> with 100% accuracy, so that if it is ruled out incorrectly, the
> problem persists.
>
> A possible simple treatment....are a variety of wide spectrum
> antibiotics, or wide spectrum herbal antibiotics.
>
> Some worth trying, OREGANO oil, that can be bought in liquied form, a
> few drops under the tongue with water. Also garlic, ginger, black
> walnut hulls, etc, etc.
>
> The key words to use on your search are
>
> herbal treatments for bacteria
> herbal treatments for giardia
> herbal treatments for parasites.
>
> Good luck, and this may work.
>
> Caesar J. B. Squitti
>

Interesting...can you point to any research in this area?

Thanks,

Mike

oh bullshit...

unscientific rubbish.

The antipsychotic drugs, which are essentially dopamine blockers,
are no good. Dopamine blockers block the reward center of the brain.
This was found to be devastating and rendered its victims helpless,
thereby the dopamine blocker industry flourished. To maintain this
industry dopamine blockers are forced on anyone they can be forced upon.
Dopamine does not cause hallucinations. Glutamate does, and
acetylcholine can cause hallucinations. Glutamate blockers are being
considered today. Glutamate blockers are pleasant, and they probably
have the potentialities to be addictive. Another aspect of the dopamine
blockers which is appreciated by the "establishment" is that they are
absolutely nonaddictive. No body wants them. For this reason they are
being given to animals as sedatives by veterinary clinics, so that the
pet owners wont use the drugs on themselves. But, giving dopamine
blockers to pets is cruelty to animals!