Debunk Founder 4 months ago
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Medication’s, Toxins, and EMF’s and the Paranormal Field
The Paranormal Field, and ghosts, and demons seem to be shrinking weekly. I am not saying the claims are down, I am saying the real reasons seem to be growing as we learn more. Now when a person makes a claim we need to look for toxins, magnetic fields, neurological reasons, Low resonace sound and now medications.
Medication? Yes medications, we are finding out a large number prescribed drugs and street drugs can cause abnormal dreams. Now I am not saying everyone who takes these will have abnormal dreams, but some people will.
Hallucinations , we are also finding out some people will experience this taking prescribed and or street drugs. You can look at the link below to see a huge list. (229 listed) Some of you may be taking multiple prescriptions. Look at this wonderful list of what mixed with what can cause them.
http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/h/hallucination/medic.htm#drug_interactions

We already know toxins can cause these same symptoms.

People exposed to high EMF’s can also create their own paranormal.

There is so much that effects the brain chemistry and electrical impulses that the list of neurological diagnosis’s is staggering. Now look at how so many people are diagnosed, or worse yet misdiagnosed so the chemicals they take maybe causing their paranormal. What’s this mean to investigators? Well we need to look for toxins in and around the home. We need to look for abnormal EMF’s in and around the home. We all need to look at clients claims, and using a complicated interview process see if they take any of these prescriptions or if they have been diagnosed with any of these conditions.

Nicholls 4 months ago
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The brain is a complex structure. So makes sense that these things will effect it.

Now days especially I think there are a lot of over medicated persons (not thier fault) but sometimes doctors don't have time to get to the nitty gritty and so the easy solution give drugs can be the case.

Thanks for the post, I'll check the link out.