Anxiety

    by Dr. Reese

    Alright today. I want to talk to you about Anxiety. This is a huge problem going on and we have to nip this in the bud.

    My name is Dr. Kevin Reese and I am the author of the head-to-toe healing trilogy which is made up of Peace Over Pain, Reverse the Cause, and then Dinner with Dr. Reese. These three books come together and give you an understanding of this brand new approach to health that I created called Head to Toe Healing.

    Head to Toe Healing is about zooming out and looking at the body as a whole unit.

    Why?

    Because everything is connected, if you have symptoms above your shoulders, I can look down at your ankles and feet and connect the dots on that and then vice versa because everything is connected. And if you've ever seen my head to toe analyses where I am evaluating the body, you can see how everything is connected. 👇

    The spine, the skull, the feet, the ankles, the tib-fibs, the gut, the blood, the lymph, and all the systems come together to create this universe called the human body, and In my opinion, this is what's wrong with the medical system. They zoom in and they focus on one thing.

    So if you have knee pain, they're focused on those knees. They're not looking to see if your head is on top of your shoulders or if you're walking around duck-footed. They just aren't trained in that way. They zoom in and they give you drugs or they cut you or both and they never get to the root causes of the symptoms. They are just focused on one thing and you know that because you've been from specialist to specialist to specialist.

    There are millions of doctors.

    There's a doctor for every part of your body. You see, in head to toe healing, there's only one practitioner that understands the body from head to toe. And I'm very proud to say that I have the most results ever recorded on video.

    If I were to play you all the videos from all the people testifying their results from head to toe healing it would take upwards of six hours, that's like three movies.


    Anxiety is an excessive and persistent worry about everyday situations.

    It typically affects the digestive and nervous system. When anxiety spins out of control, this is called a panic attack. It can feel like a heart attack and many people actually go to the emergency department for it. They typically start to feel better just from feeling safe at the hospital. When you have a panic attack, it becomes a haunting memory. This creates even more anxiety because now you become scared of having another attack. These people typically end up staying away from social experiences and like to hide away in their safe area.

    Needless to say, someone who suffers from chronic anxiety doesn't have much of a life. Some chronic conditions can also directly create anxiety.

    Examples are overactive thyroid, low blood sugar, erratic heartbeats and more. Reactions to caffeine and amphetamines also induce anxiety. If you go to the medical monopoly, you will probably end up at a specialist's office. These medical monkeys will prescribe drugs like Prozac, Valium or Xanax. If you ever decide to stop taking these drugs, you will be in a world of hurt as they are very hard to withdraw from.

    Here are the root causes of anxiety from my head-to-toe healing perspective.

    The most obvious root cause is straight-up fear.

    Fear is one of the worst dis-eases in the world. Besides fight or flight situations, fear comes from imagination hijacking your mind. Imagination is typically in the future creating assumptions. Think of the small child scared of the mind, which then turns into worry. Worrying will then manifest into chronic anxiety, and then that can morph into panic attacks.

    Perhaps the most surprising root cause is the mind-body syndrome, or TMS.

    This is a lack of mindfulness where your negative thinking directly affects your body. Please understand that you have a computer in your skull. Your brain spits out data that operates in patterns or algorithms. If your computer is pumping out negative thoughts, then your frequency goes down and your body suffers. Keep in mind that your brain is connected to your spine and your spine acts as a circuit breaker that sends electricity throughout the body.

    Muscle dysfunction is a root cause also because quite simply muscles move bones.

    When you get locked into a bad posture, your muscles will pull your bones in odd directions which create everything from pelvic tilt, cervical flexion, thoracic flexion, hip hikes, shoulder elevations, bow legs, knock knees, flat feet, and much more. Then, you walk around the earth like this and cartilage decays, nerves get compressed, and blood and oxygen flow gets minimized. Furthermore, the body, with its inner wisdom, creates bone spurs, bunions, and calluses to protect you from the friction. Now muscle dysfunction can compress the vagus nerve, which is a cranial nerve coming from your head all the way down to your gut. If that nerve gets compressed, anxiety can occur.

    Osteoporosis of the skull could also be a culprit of anxiety as the skull could compress any of your 12 cranial nerves.

    At the root, nutritional deficiency would be at play, creating the osteoporosis. Now nutritional deficiency is always a major root cause of anxiety. There's 90 essential nutrients that the body needs to import every day. That's 16 vitamins, 60 minerals, 12 aminos, and 2 or 3 EFA's. If you are lacking the raw materials your brain needs, you could end up with a chemical imbalance that produces anxiety and or other mental illnesses.

    Inflammation is always going to be a cause when we're dealing with soft tissue.

    Besides falling down or getting beat with a bat, there are three ways that inflammation happens in the human body.

    First, your soft tissue can become inflamed through free radical damage. All that oxidative stress coming into your body from the poor for foods and or environmental stressors like pollution or pesticides needs to be neutralized before it bonds with cells, it creates damage and your body goes into a state of inflammation.

    The other cause of inflammation to soft tissue is high blood sugar. If you are not processing sugar properly, then the sugar is staying in your blood for too long of a time and it is creating inflammation. At the root, this is a nutritional deficiency because certain minerals are needed to process sugar. So if you're deficient and you keep eating and drinking sugar, you're in trouble.

    The third cause of inflammation is lymphatic stagnation. Our lymph fluid is our sewer system. It's what brings our waste out of the body through the kidneys. If it stagnates and slows down, waist can burn the soft tissue. You can get lymphatic stagnation from wearing too much tight clothes such as bras and yoga pants or you can get lymph stagnation from a problematic posture. Posture is the position of your musculoskeletal system and when you become out of alignment you get kinks in the hose, so the fluid can't flow well. It's significant to note that unlike the blood which has a pump called the heart, the lymph does not have an automatic pump. It has to be pumped with movement of your joints. This is why we do postural therapy.

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    Now, if you're not ready to leave the medical system and start head to toe healing, I urge you to keep watching my videos and reading my books. When you're ready, just schedule a call with my team with the button below.

    We are here to empower you, teach you, and guide you. But we are looking for the right people at the right time.

    I wish peace and love to you and your family.

    I'll talk to you soon

    - Dr. Reese

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    Worrying

    The Nervous System

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