Hi AB Curtiss
The reason that I'm writing you today is because some of my
symptoms are very strong like I get dizzy, shake and feel highly anxious. I did
some lab test and everything turned out negative. So now I'm thinking should
follow up with a doctor psychiatrist, neurologist or somebody because the
problem is not that I don’t have any desire to do things. I want to do things
but I can't. I wake up in the morning exercise for 30min and get going,
but once I get the symptoms, I can't continue. So what do you recommend? E
Dear E,
The natural response of the body to
stress chemicals which are caused by triggering the flight or fight response
with anxious thinking is: dizziness, head shaking, body shaking, hands
sweaty and shaking and more extreme anxiety, all of which shortly to be
followed by depression. Just to be sure check out with your general
physician or a homeopathic practitioner, not a psychiatrist. Psychiatrists are
too quick to prescribe pills which seldom work in the long run.
You also might try some anti-stress
or brainswitching mind techniques. These will distract you from the anxiety,
the symptoms will subside and the brain will move in the direction or more
positive and productive thinking. A. B. Curtiss
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