If you got sick, something busted.
You're really ill, something got broken.
Pathogens tend to do something.
So here's a nerve, okay?
There's another nerve.
Some nerves down here in the lower part of your body.
When the nerves get damaged by pathogens, they're injured.
Healing doesn't happen overnight.
So when there's a pathogen in your body,
and that pathogen eats away at a nerve,
that's why people get sick.
What happens is that you don't heal fast.
Maybe you're somebody and you didn't get that sick yet.
Maybe your trajectory wasn't going to get that sick.
Maybe you have a mild Epstein-Barr, one that just caused mono at one point,
and then it's been kind of docile, causing other symptoms as you go along,
and then you get the thyroid, the hypothyroidism from your monovirus, the Epstein-Barr,
and you're not really that sick yet.
You're living your life, and you're doing your appointments, and you're going everywhere,
and you're driving around, and you're picking up your coffee,
and you're getting a massage and whatever else you're doing, living your life, going to meditation,
going here, there, and you're not that sick yet. But you could be somebody where those bugs were
a lot stronger, more potent, more powerful. And your immune system was triggered enough. It was
beaten down with some chemical exposure, maybe some pharmaceutical exposure, knocked down your
immune system more. Very important point, you guys. And then the bugs took off a little bit
too much and they damaged the nerves. Nerve damage. The nerves take time to heal. They may
not heal in a month. They may not heal in six months. But what happens is someone can come
along and be like, you're detoxing way too much. That's why you're sitting there sick. No,
you're sitting there sick because you got nerve damage and nerve damage takes time to heal.
