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Phychology Aids

• Tapping the healer within - Roger Callahan

Basics of Addiction:

1. When a person takes an addictive substance repeatedly;
2. The person’s body manufactures antibodies, or an anti-substance, to the substance;
3. Which resist the effects of the substance to protect the body from the primary effects of the substance;;
4. These anti-substance  become part of the body;
5. When the substance goes away through normal detoxification, the anti-substance  remains in the body, in anticipation to resist future exposure of the substance;
6. Absent more substance, the anti-substance act like the substance is present;
7. This anti-substance’s effect,  without the substance, creates symptoms and “withdrawal”;
8.  “Withdrawal” is when the anti-substance acts alone on the body without the substance present;
9. If the user takes more substance, the anti-substances and substance cancel each other – and withdrawal disappears;
10. So Anti-substances create a “craving”, and other symptoms when they act alone;
11. Detox occurs when the body works to break down the anti-substance, during prolonged absence of the substance;
12. Detox without catalysts is a slow process taking weeks, months or years, and often leaves permanent anti-substance creation process in-place,
13. so successive addictions occur rapidly, if not immediately upon re-exposure to the substance;
14. Because the body already knows how to produce the anti-substance.
15. Most substances and narcotics including heroin, cocaine, methodone, alcohol and nicotine cause the body to create anti-substances;
16. While the user takes the substance, the body makes and accumulates more and more anti-substance:
1. Increasing the severity of anti-substance effects  on the body when the substance is absent;
2. Increasing the severity of the withdrawal process;
3. Decreasing the effect of all future substances.
17. Individuals who are better at creating anti-substances:
1. Become addicted more quickly;
2. Have substances become less effective more quickly;
3. Tend to be more susceptible to other addictions;
4. Because under normal circumstances anti-substance creation is a survival response;
5. Which reflects native toxin resistance;
6. Except with repeated usage of narcotics.
18. Individuals who are slower at natural removal of anti-substances experience worse and longer withdrawal symptoms;
19. The body breaks down anti-substances slowly;
20. The anti-substance breakdown process is rate limited by cellular nutrients;
21. Which either come in small dietary amounts;
22. Or require special molecular packaging to be nontoxic in therapeutic amounts.

Addictive Signaling

Addictive-resistance substances, the opposite of the addictive substances, are the active components of addiction.

Addictive substances tend to be anabolic, calming, neurologically relaxing, and create euphoria. In response, the resistance chemistry is a metabolic inverse, catabolic, creating excitotory, anxiety, nervousness, and in severe cases shock, which can be quite dangerous.

The process of addictive urge goes through a progression which reflects an escalating imbalance in anabolic and catabolic metabolic agents at systemic and cellular levels. This model addcitive escalation as progressive of perceived survival priority transitioning from high level to primitve survival behaviors at a systemic and finally cellular level. The process is very similar to metabolic prioritiy for nutrients:

• A mild imbalance presents as an urge - very similar to the body's natural selection initiatives;
• A moderate imbalance presents as a craving - likewise similar to natural initiatives;
• An escated imbalance presents as a compulsive behavior reflecting an emergent metabolic crisis that triggers crisis response and an escalation in primitive brain behaviors;
• An acute imbalance is a metabolic crisis that drives primitive-survival mode and tendency for primitive, take/steal behavior;
• A cellular crisis occurs when the systemic primal response fails and cellular metabolism shifts to pretatory/primal behavior in quest for cellular survival.

Addiction Withdrawal Severity

Addiction Balance Model

Addiction vulnerabillity potential reflects the individuals balance of survival competencies which create the addiction pattern vulnerability:

• Manufacture resistive agents to resist toxins;;
• Retain resitive agents in anticipation of future exposure;
• Accumulate resistive agents to adapt to increases;
• Breakdown resistive agents to adapt to decreases;
• Remember how to make more resistive agents even after breakdown is complete.

From a survival advantage view, each of these competencies is survival feature, and in most circumstances, it is an asset.

The balance of these competencies reflects the vulnerability to addiction. The metabolic guides utilize nutrient and energetic substrates to optimze the breakdown of resistive agents to rates not considered possible.

Steath Addiction

Addictions to modern substances include a tendency to addiction of a primary substance. Packaging , manufacturing and consumption of common addictive substances often incorporate other biologically active agents which compound the addiction, and complicate the resolution.

For example, cigarettes addiction is pervasive, while cigar and pipe addiciton is almost unheard of. The reason for this likely depends on the 70+ biological agents introduced in the agriculture, and packaging of cigarettes. These factors are absent in the seldom-addicted tobacco forms cigar/pipe which use pure tobacco.

This example illustrates a commercial aspect of addictive chemistry, where adjuncts which enhance the addictive character of a substance benefit the commercial aspects of the substance by facilitiating prolonged, if not lifelong usage.

The addiction enhancing attributes of the cofactors are metabolic reagents which support the addiction balance model by enahancing either the Manufacture, Retain, or Accumulate metabolic performance. As such, they assert a dual effect of enhancing the primary addiction, increasing susceptiblity to other addictions.

This imples a multiple relational dependencie for smoking and drinking for example, or "drinkin and druggin".

There are some indications that these agents may inhibit certain disease progression because they also support secondary toxin-resistance to toxins not present in the addiction.

This is a possible explanation of the "get cancer after you quit smoking observation". Smoking cessation often removes agent(s) which prevented a vulnerable metabolism from developing cancer.

This pattern suggests that "cessation" of a long term addiciton is best accompanied by supporting the total health so that restored immunological competence can properly protect the body from nasty surprise.

Compounding Influences

The commercial tendency to incorporate agents which reinforce addiction complicates addiciton resolution:

• Cigarette smoke, for example, contains halides which appear to aid cellular binding and resistance agent retention;
• Alcoholic beverages carry carbohydrates which feed organisms that create internal addictive toxins;
• Most illicit drugs are consumed in combinations which facilitate multiple concurrent addiction.

Punch Line: Single addictions are rare.

This observation is the single factor that makes addiction resolution protocols more complex. Management of collateral addictions; and the emphasis toward restoration of optimal health because of hidden factors should not be dismissed lightly.

How Addiction Resolution Works

1. It accelerates the breakdown of resistive agents;
2. By supplying the missing cellular nutrients which enable resistive agent breakdown;
3. So that the anti-drug response disappears quickly;
4. Usually starting within the first hour;
5. And substantially complete within 48 hours;
6. With minimum withdrawal resembling the chills/fever and sleep;
7. Similar to a moderate to severe flu.

And:

1. Since the body continues to manufacture anti-drug in anticipation of more drug;
2. The protocol continues until the body stops manufacturing anti-drug;
3. Which usually takes 1-4 weeks;
4. But with lower cellular nutrients.

So:

1. The program is a complete solution for physical addiction;
2. It accelerates the body’s natural anti-drug breakdown process;
3. Hundreds of times faster than it normally occurs;
4. With virtually no side effects, other than non-aided detoxification;

But:

It does not resolve the mental, social, or spiritual causes of addiction;
• which should be addressed by other means.;
• It helps by physiological obstacles:
• discomfort, cravings, etc.
• which often inhibit progress
• on the non-physical aspects of addiction.