05-21-2021, 09:24 PM
I too have struggled with addictions in my way.
I was 15 and had begun partying, and after many weekends with fun, there suddenly came a weekend where we had no alcohol, and i was so disappointed, and almost furious, it was such a break, i realized that oh my oh my, i get easily addicted. And it was true, everything afterwards have told me the same. I then decided to stick to nicotine and coffee, and absolutely never test opioids. And so i did.
And a life went , and i became so ill i had to reevaluate everything. Like my diet. I understood carbohydrates wasnt my thing and started to follow low carb-high fat diet. It worked. And i understood carbs are all sugars and they are addictive, thats the way they work on me, giving me a high and low. Creating the typical manic depressive type i surely can be without.
But whan that was solved, things calmed down, and i began to realize that i had allergies. And i found a therapist who diagnosed me. It took time, allergies goes up and down, they are not equally bad every day.
But as she found another one, i quit them immediately, and often tried them again after a year or so, to see what it was. Then i found out about the brain fog.
Allergies have two distinct modes, acute and chronic. When they are acute you get big symptoms of small samples, while the chronic gives no clear symptoms but an overall discomfort and that brainfog. This because the body is overrun by eating this wrong stuff everyday.
Then i realized what i had seen in the party zone, there are people coming for recreational drugs, (lsd, mushroom and trips) while there are others coming for what they know is addictive.
Thats why some souls "choose" to go that path, because they are full of this discomfort they cannot localize anywhere, they just feel this urgent need to escape, and the brainfog makes them unable to think reasonable, even think at all.
Also there are articles around on how allergies trigger addictions. The flow of histamines is like a drug too and when it withdraws, cravings start.
I got a treatment for histamine intolerance at my therapist, which i had built up during my allergic life. And i felt it took the out the foundation of my addictive personality.
I read the list of histamine provoking foods, and of course i found my new favorites there, like pickles and dried fruit. They contain mold and that demands reactions.
I quit nicotine 12 yrs ago, and coffee 4 years ago. I got a treatment for the last one, (bioresonans - eLybra) and i have never thought about it since. These machines are really good, you should tip people on opioids about them, as they work wonders in flushing out chemical residue.
I was 15 and had begun partying, and after many weekends with fun, there suddenly came a weekend where we had no alcohol, and i was so disappointed, and almost furious, it was such a break, i realized that oh my oh my, i get easily addicted. And it was true, everything afterwards have told me the same. I then decided to stick to nicotine and coffee, and absolutely never test opioids. And so i did.
And a life went , and i became so ill i had to reevaluate everything. Like my diet. I understood carbohydrates wasnt my thing and started to follow low carb-high fat diet. It worked. And i understood carbs are all sugars and they are addictive, thats the way they work on me, giving me a high and low. Creating the typical manic depressive type i surely can be without.
But whan that was solved, things calmed down, and i began to realize that i had allergies. And i found a therapist who diagnosed me. It took time, allergies goes up and down, they are not equally bad every day.
But as she found another one, i quit them immediately, and often tried them again after a year or so, to see what it was. Then i found out about the brain fog.
Allergies have two distinct modes, acute and chronic. When they are acute you get big symptoms of small samples, while the chronic gives no clear symptoms but an overall discomfort and that brainfog. This because the body is overrun by eating this wrong stuff everyday.
Then i realized what i had seen in the party zone, there are people coming for recreational drugs, (lsd, mushroom and trips) while there are others coming for what they know is addictive.
Thats why some souls "choose" to go that path, because they are full of this discomfort they cannot localize anywhere, they just feel this urgent need to escape, and the brainfog makes them unable to think reasonable, even think at all.
Also there are articles around on how allergies trigger addictions. The flow of histamines is like a drug too and when it withdraws, cravings start.
I got a treatment for histamine intolerance at my therapist, which i had built up during my allergic life. And i felt it took the out the foundation of my addictive personality.
I read the list of histamine provoking foods, and of course i found my new favorites there, like pickles and dried fruit. They contain mold and that demands reactions.
I quit nicotine 12 yrs ago, and coffee 4 years ago. I got a treatment for the last one, (bioresonans - eLybra) and i have never thought about it since. These machines are really good, you should tip people on opioids about them, as they work wonders in flushing out chemical residue.
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