Addiction is a metabolic solution to a metabolic problem.
Addiction has nothing to do with will power, and is fomented through bad health advice from your doctor.
The main function of our metabolism is to keep us on our feet, so we can hunt for food, or run from that lion. Its purpose is to keep us alive.
The human body has its own automatic survival mechanisms that are always keeping an eye out on our health and safety.
This is why healthy people cannot commit suicide. Our safety mechanism will automatically take control of our body if we try. It wont let us jump off that cliff unless our safety mechanism is malfunctioning.
This is no different than if we try to hold our hand over a flame. No matter how much we may want to, our body will take control, to move our hand out of the way.
Our automatic survival mechanism can do a lot more than just move us out of the way of harm though. It can also tell us what we need to eat for optimum performance of our metabolism, or what not to eat.
Our cravings are important and have purpose, and our survival mechanism will even take control of our day to day behaviours if we ignore our health concerns.
Addictive behaviours are the prime example of our automatic survival mechanism taking control of our day to day behaviours.
Addiction is not a choice people make. The addictive behaviour is their automatic survival mechanism taking control and forcing them to seek relief from a health issue they have. To make them feel or function better, to self medicate.
Take the example of people who appear addicted to social media. They spend all their time obsessively arguing with people. At times I’ve done it myself, when i've had metal intoxication. Doing so increases adrenaline levels and they feel much better, more alert, and alive. The bodies need for this behaviour can be caused by dental work, the metals in vaccines, or any other foreign object in the body.
If, like in my case the composite dental work is removed, there is no longer the urge to go on social media all day to argue with others. The patient no longer needs to increase their adrenaline to cope with the problematic dental work, so their automatic survival mechanism relinquishes control of their behaviours, and the urge is gone.
With alcohol addiction its a bit more complex, but the excessive drinking is still not their choice. The patients automatic survival mechanism has taken over.
People with amalgam fillings who are alcoholics have no chance of giving up alcohol until they remove their amalgam fillings and lower the amount of mercury in their body.
It is pointless them even trying as their brain is not in control of this behaviour, the automatic survival mechanism of their metabolism is in control. Attempting it will only make them miserable and feel worse, leading to depression and relapse.
Drinking alcohol slows down the conversion of the ethyl mercury from their amalgam fillings into methyl mercury. With less being converted, the patient feels better than normal.
This does not mean that all people with amalgam fillings will be alcoholics. It is all dependent on how hypersensitive we have become to the mercury, not on how many amalgams we have.
The risk factor for becoming hypersensitive to metals from exposure to them, is having a mthfr variant or similar gene mutation that causes inefficient detox processes in the individual. If we can avoid metals, we won’t suffer from metal hypersensitivity or neurotoxicity, as metals are the cause. We also won’t suffer from SIDS, autism, adhd, or any other neurotoxic injury.
People with amalgam fillings may not have any obvious outward signs that their amalgams are affecting their behaviours.
If they are not yet exhibiting the traits of metal intoxication, then they are not yet hypersensitive to the mercury in their amalgam fillings. Though not all are hyper-sensitive to mercury in amalgam fillings, all humans are still sensitive to it, as it’s a neurotoxin, and you will find that even the least sensitive amongst us still enjoy drinking alcohol and see no reason to give up. It would be a very rare thing indeed, to find someone with amalgam fillings who is a teetotaller.
Illicit drug addiction is also an automatic behaviour and not one of choice. Not everyone becomes addicted to illicit drugs. Most may experiment a few times to see what a drug is like, but this is not addictive behaviour.
The addictive behaviour rears its head if the illicit drug makes the patients body function better. If it solves an issue the metabolism required a solution for.
Once our automatic safety mechanism sees the benefits, it takes over control of the patients behaviour and forces them to go back for more. Healthy people with a metabolism that runs at its most optimum will not suffer from addictive behaviours. It is nothing to do with will power.
So what is Metal Intoxication?
The symptoms of metal intoxication are what the Allopathic Medicine Industry call mental illness. Mental illness terms like bipolar, PTSD, or schizophrenia, are just words which describe the symptoms of having varying amounts of metal in your body and being hypersensitive to their effects. Most often it’s mercury and aluminium but Nickel is also a big threat.
Even run of the mill depression is caused by metal intoxication, and you’ll find those who get vaccinated every year will be prone to bouts of depression, though they may call it the winter blues. Those who don’t get vaccinated will not.
The Allopathic industry and Psychiatry in particular have been trying to normalise mental illness for years. Do not listen to them, for there is no such thing as mental illness. It is metal intoxication and it's very easily fixed. Mental illness is just their term for the symptoms of a neurotoxic event.
A common symptom of metal intoxication is hearing old memories repeating over and over in your mind. The metals cause something similar to an electrical short and this causes old traumatic memories to become stuck in the mind field of the patient, repeating over and over.
We can also start hearing our own voice in our head, interfering in our thoughts. Those who state they have an inner voice are actually suffering from Metal intoxication. Your mind should be quiet. If it’s not then you have an issue with metal hypersensitivity.
The metals also rob people of their foresight. The patient will not be able to work out long term consequences. Their ability to work out the world around them is severely diminished leading to inappropriate decisions.
Situations of conflict are also something the patient cannot manage, their ability to de-escalate conflict no longer exists. They may also have problems understanding money and budgeting.
With someone only mildly affected, they may just become a wee bit snappy, but the most hypersensitive amongst us will be noticeably frantic, hyper-vigilant, and sped up in their thinking, often leading them to miss things, and jump to conclusions. This can also increase crime levels and suicide in the absence of any help with the neurotoxicity.
In New Zealand, doctors are not allowed to investigate or cure neurotoxicity, which has been causing huge social problems in the country.
With all this in mind, we need to look at addiction as a symptom of physical illness. It is our automatic survival mechanism trying to tell us that something is wrong with the function of the metabolism. It may be telling us that a dental filling we have is causing problems, or it could be the metals in vaccines, a root canal, or surgical clip.
Whichever foreign object is causing addictive behaviours, there is no doubt that the symptoms of metal intoxication will also be present if a neurotoxic metal or metal salt is involved. If we can solve the metabolic problem a different way(like replacing amalgam fillings with metal free ceramics), we will no longer have the addictive behaviours and our metabolism will stop reaching for the substance that was giving relief to that problem.
We will no longer reach for the bottle, because the metabolic problem has been solved by different means, so the metabolism no longer needs to self medicate, to minimise the symptoms and feel better.
We also see this with smoking, with more and more smoking cessation products marketed to the public. Nicotine patches are one example.
If the nicotine from the patches solves the metabolic problem that the nicotine in cigarettes was mitigating, we will no longer reach for a cigarette. Problem solved.
To find out more about the effects of delayed type metal hypersensitivity and its consequences, I would encourage you to read the research of Prof. Vera Stejskal(inventor of the Melisa test).
I will leave you today with a poem I wrote over 20 years ago to describe the effects of metal intoxication. In my case, from a combination of amalgam fillings, and the aluminium in vaccines I was suffering from at the time.
This poem has shown itself to be diagnostic in nature. If this poem speaks to you, then you will be suffering from metal intoxication. This poem is all thats really necessary to diagnose metal intoxication due to metal hypersensitivity to neurotoxic metals and metal salts.
Vaxifillia!
by mark kennard
Who’s there?
What are you doing
controlling my thoughts, controlling my feelings
You feed on my guilt, my doubts and my fears
and dwell in my mind till I break down in tears.
Or am I the nightmare in the back of your head,
am I your torment when you go to bed
Am I pulling the strings when you lose control
am I the puppeteer with you as my doll
Do I ruin his life or does he ruin mine
am I the fruit of his being or is he my wine
Is it he who is crazy, or is it just me
Did I write this poem?
Perhaps it was he
Food for thought! To reconsider addiction as compensation for metabolic derangement is a fantastic realignment. It does make sense: the addict feels better on the drug, and they're not compensating for a "permanent chemical imbalance" as claimed by psychiatry, but they are fighting a durative state of a different sort, which is why the addiction remains intractable.
This makes sense to me. I had the last of my amalgams out in 2021 and now that I think about it, I have minimised my drinking. I have one of each of the mthfr mutations that are bothersome and while I do not have full pernicious anaemia, there is s glitch in the pathway for B12 (found on a gene test). I find this very interesting. I don’t have any vacs so hopefully Al is not an issue.