It usually takes something like toxic heavy metals, but not just toxic heavy metals in the brain,
not just metals in the brain that can cause problems. With psychosis, it takes also solvents,
chemicals and solvents. What happens is a chemical interaction can happen inside the brain with
toxic heavy metals, and a chemical reaction can happen inside the brain with lots of different
things, but metals react to solvents and other chemicals and petrochemicals. And so what happens
is when we get exposed to something, so say somebody has some metals inside the brain and
they're already struggling, they already have problems, and then they get their carpets cleaned.
And the cleaning service comes in and literally dumps solvents inside their floors from the
machines, solvents that are sitting in the floor, in the carpet, underneath the floorboard,
and those solvents are in the air. They're on your skin. You're breathing them in. They're
the carpet cleaning chemicals that I've seen trigger people for years. And the carpet cleaning
chemicals are solvents that when they get in your sinuses and find their way into the bloodstream
to your brain, they can interact with the toxic heavy metals, causing a chemical reaction that
can throw somebody from a very mild, mild case of something into boom, some kind of psychosis or
really some type of neurosis that's out of control or seemingly out of control. Smoking, chemicals in
smoking, anything, any kind of smoke, chemicals in any kind of smoke, the fake logs that everybody
burns at this time of year. A lot of people burn treated wood in fire pits and the treated wood
has solvents on it. It's saturating solvents. You ever see a piece of treated wood? Piece of
treated wood actually has all, it actually has green, you know, the green color that's on the
wood. Get a two by four, two by six. A lot of people take treated wood and they burn it in
their backyard. They burn it in their fire pits. They burn it in posh areas that are really expensive
to live where rich people live and they burn it or people that don't have resources and don't have a
lot of money live they burn it there too they burn it everywhere and that's a massive trigger for a
lot of people where you breathe in that smoke could be anything something you're smoking
something you're breathing in big trigger for all kinds of levels of anxiety and depression but to
up it to up it into psychosis eventually
Thank you.
