Tingles and numbness

Symptom
  • High-fat/high-protein diet blocks nerve glucose: A high-fat/high-protein diet interferes with glucose that nerve cells need critically for rejuvenation and repair. Even if neurological symptoms temporarily improve with intermittent fasting, they come back and worsen because fasting does not remove toxic heavy metals or kill viruses at the root of these symptoms.
  • Epstein-Barr virus: All varieties of Epstein-Barr virus - there are over 60 varieties in six different groups dating back to the late 1890s that have mutated into different strains
  • EBV: Epstein-Barr virus causes tingles and numbness
  • Mercury as the foundational trigger: Mercury in the body causes numbness directly. When viruses eat mercury (which they love), they release a more potent form of those metals as viral byproduct — metal neurotoxins far more harmful than the original mercury. These metal neurotoxins create the neurological symptoms including tingles, numbness, aches, pains, and weakness in the limbs. This is distinct from the sprinkled heavy metals that cause other neurological symptoms.
  • Viral: Mystery tingles and numbness are viral
  • Viral neurotoxins are the primary cause: Mystery tingles and numbness throughout the body are viral. Epstein-Barr virus (EBV — over 60 varieties), shingles (over 30 varieties), and herpes simplex 1 (HSV1) all feed on toxic heavy metals like mercury residing inside the body. As these viruses feed, they release neurotoxins — waste products (viral 'pee and poo') that the nervous system is very sensitive to, leading to inflammation of the brain and peripheral nerves. This is why tingles and numbness are so often 'mysterious' to medicine.
  • Neurotoxic buildup in the brain: Neurotoxic buildup in the brain from viral activity causes confusion, anxiety, depression, tingles, numbness, twitches, spasms, tightness in the chest, dizziness, blurry vision, eye floaters, and much more. The more aggressive the virus and the more food (metals, eggs, dairy) the virus has to fuel itself, the more potent the neurotoxin it releases and the more this neurotoxin builds up in different areas of the brain.
  • Liver spill of accumulated metal neurotoxins: Over years, neurotoxins from viruses feeding on heavy metals (especially mercury) accumulate inside a stagnant, overburdened liver. At some point the liver does a 'spill' — releasing these stored metal neurotoxins into the bloodstream. Because these neurotoxins have a little bit of weight to them (metal neurotoxins), they can settle in the extremities (hands and feet) and land on vagus nerves and phrenic nerves, causing tingling and numbness. Spills can happen in the morning (most common), during the day, or at night. Exercise can also trigger a spill.
  • Phrenic nerve inflammation: Phrenic nerves (two of them, running down into the chest) are inflamed when EBV and shingles neurotoxins land on them. When phrenic nerves are inflamed from neurotoxins, they produce mysterious tingles on the hands and feet, as well as a feeling of anxiety or tension in the chest, pain in the upper back, tingles and numbness in the arms and shoulders, or a deep itch below the skin that cannot be relieved.
  • Troublemaker foods accelerate the condition: Troublemaker foods such as eggs, milk, cheese, butter, and gluten worsen neurological symptoms including tingles and numbness by feeding the viruses and accelerating neurotoxin production. Colognes, perfumes, air fresheners, and scented candles also feed the viruses, accelerating neurological issues.
  • Vagus nerve inflammation: Viral neurotoxins cling and bind onto vagus nerves, causing inflammation. An inflamed vagus nerve produces symptoms including unexplained pressure on the throat, difficulty breathing (with healthy lungs), unexplained nausea, tightness of the chest, stomach flipping, tingles and numbness running down the arms, shoulders, and abdomen. EBV can also directly infect the vagus nerves, resulting in the same symptoms.
  • Previous physical injury as an entry point: Viruses take advantage of previous injuries where nerves were weakened, allowing the viruses and the neurotoxins they produce to create bodily inflammation and discomfort. This is why tingles and numbness are often reported in areas of prior injury — the virus gravitates to nerves that are already compromised.
  • Viral neurotoxins: When viruses eat toxins and heavy metals, they release neurotoxins causing tingles and numbness

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