You May Be Insane and Don't Even Know It!
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That's right, YOU may be "Insane", but what does this mean, and what are the implications? Insanity has many more effects on a person than simply making them act like lunatics. It has already been proven that certain types of stress cause things like high blood pressure, heart conditions, strokes, epilepsy, overeating and hence being overweight which increases your likelihood of getting diabetes. This book helps make it clear how a myriad of well-known but poorly understood illnesses (including cancer and AIDS) are linked to certain forms of stress, called imbalance.
Maybe the source of your "insanity" stems not from imbalance, but rather because you are on a whole other spectrum of existence from most other humans. This, as it turns out, isn't "insanity" at all, but merely what is called the "Psychological Spectrum", which runs from purely NeuroTypical (like most people), all the way to purely Aspergian (also known as autism, asperger's). Everyone lies on this spectrum somewhere. After reading this book, you will be busy trying to figure out where on the spectrum you are, as well as all the people you know. If you know someone with autism/asperger's or perhaps you ARE someone with autism/asperger's, this book will put the condition into a whole new light. If you've ever felt like you were fundamentally different than other people somehow, the psychological spectrum will finally put that into perspective for you. This is called the law of psychological relativity.
You don't need to be a genius to understand these concepts, you just need to rearrange your thinking a little bit and discard pre-conceived notions that you already have about things. In so doing, you can figure people out a lot better, and assess their thoughts, emotions and even physical state of being at a glance, including your own.
If you've ever wanted to figure out what makes people tick, including yourself and others, this may be just the book for you.
Detailed Synopsis
The first part of this book deals with your core driving motivations. That's right, I'm speaking about YOUR driving motivations. This isn't some sort of fluffy general horoscope type thing, this deals specifically with what makes you tick along with everyone you know.
It makes use of some pre-existing concepts in psychology, known as autism/asperger's, and expands upon that to include all people on what is called a neurotypical spectrum. If you or somebody you know has autism or asperger's, then this would be a VERY good book for you to read to help understand them better.
It's actually frightening how accurate it is. Almost EVERYONE who reads the first part of this book becomes really upset about it. I'm not talking about the "oh that's nonsense I just wasted my money on this crappy book" kind of upset. I mean like really VIOLENTLY angry to the point of being unable to finish reading it. The kind of anger that is inspired when you've got a dirty little secret that you told someone in confidence and they just go around blabbing it to everyone they see.
If you manage to finish reading the first part, take some time to process it. I guarantee you won't be able to make any headway on the second part until you've digested what you just read. Take your time because the second half of this book is the really exciting part that has the potential to change the health profession forever.
All illness stems from one of two basic root factors; infection or imbalance. Infection is very well understood and has been the focus of medical science for the last several centuries. Much progress has been made on this front with treatments and cures that attack the infecting organism or bolster the body's natural immune system. Miracle cures such as antibiotics and vaccines have changed the world forever thanks to pioneers like Edward Jenner, Robert Koch and Louis Pasteur.
Imbalance, however, is poorly defined, and even less well understood. There are a few infinitesimal baby steps being made in the field of psychology in understanding a very small part of this other causative factor, but nothing concrete or clear. Terminology is flaky and hard to grasp. The distinction between causation versus correlation is completely nebulous. Still, there is a basic understanding and acceptance that beyond infection, there is some "thing", some strange bewildering and even somewhat magical factor that influences and even causes certain illnesses. Consider the simple symptom of high blood pressure for instance. There are certain infectious agents that can affect it, but most of the time it changes seemingly on its own. Some people like to throw around words like stress, anxiety, or other psychiatric buzzwords that are all the rage, yet nobody really seems to know what it's all about.
So in the early struggles to understand the cause of and hence cure to this poorly defined class of illness which is caused by "imbalance", it stands to reason that researchers would go with what they already know. This knowledge of course comes from the wildly successful study of infection. Resultingly, an obscene and unwarranted amount of faith is placed in the old standby of the era of researching and treating infectious illness - the wonder drug. Despite the absolute failure of any drug to produce noticeable benefits beyond what placebo itself can provide, and the prevalence of side-effects, some so severe as to cause permanent physical damage or even death, this avenue of exploration is still being heavily pushed down our throats.
The reason of course is that huge profits are to be had by the pharmaceutical companies, particularly if they trick consumers into paying for a "cure" that doesn't really work. Then they have to keep coming back for more. It's the perfect sell (as the illegitimate drug dealers would say). You get the person hooked on something that they think produces beneficial results, and so the placebo effect kicks in, then if they try to stop taking it, physiological dependence makes them feel like terror at which point you can convince them it is their pre-existing symptoms coming back, and by logical deduction the drug must have been working. In reality, despite the early and totally false claims by drug companies that psychiatric drugs do not cause physiological dependence, they do. The symptoms you get from coming off them are just the same as coming off any drug of abuse, like heroin or methamphetamine.
So if drugs are not the answer in the quest to eradicate imbalance, then what is? And how do we distinguish between infection versus imbalance? You can't trust the media, because they just tell whatever story is going to be popular and inspire a reaction in people. For instance, they even tried to push the idea that diseases like cancer and AIDS are caused by viral infections. Hopefully by the time you read this, it will have been exposed that this is not the case.
An extension to the model of understanding of human health needs to be integrated in order to achieve progress in answering these questions. Just as the evolution from the miasmatic theory of disease to the germ theory of disease catalyzed great headway into medical science, so too will the imbalance theory of disease. This book presents a multi-axis description of human functioning and imbalance. In addition, it explains some techniques that can be used to maintain a state of balance. These techniques are instrumental in combating the ill-understood non-germ causes of illness. Analogous to the discovery of infectious agents and the antibiotics and vaccines which cured diseases like tuberculosis and polio, this may very well be the "magic bullet" that everybody has been looking for to cure ailments such as cancer and AIDS. However, it doesn't come in pill format and for some people that may be hard to swallow.
Thanks for reading this brief summary of my book. I hope that it will be enormously beneficial to you and your loved ones, and the human race in general. If you think this would be helpful to you or someone you know, please support my future literary works by buying a copy. I have a second edition planned with some updated terminology and a bit better explanation of some key concepts.
Even if you don't think you would be able to understand it, please support my cause by buying one anyway. It will help me to eat and pay rent while I work on other theories and concepts like my upcoming second publication. I'm thinking it might just change the face of society forever. It describes the social evolution from capitalism to equilism.
If you are still interested, here's the link to get a copy. If you or someone you know is suffering, this can only help. Hey it's worth a shot, it's only 12 bucks, and it doesn't require subjecting your body to any harmful drugs, chemicals or radiations. It may require a little bit of faith in yourself, but this can only help.