Carbon monoxide poisoning and its connection to...

This video looks at the seemly strange connection between carbon monoxide poisoning and a wide range of "symptoms", "effects",and "forces" that can [significantly] influence how a survivor feels, behaves, and functions.

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This opened my eyes to possibilities I had not considered

Tina from Midwest

Very interesting. Although I have many symptoms I never saw the possibility of CO poisoning and its connection to them. This has really opened my eyes. Thanks!

Sharry

Finally an explanation for what I've been going through. Thanks thanks thanks

Amanda1492

This info makes so much sense. Thank you! Thank you!

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Carbon monoxide poisoning and its connection to

Carbon monoxide poisoning can affect many different areas of a survivors life. The ongoing effects of poisoning may be obvious but they can also be subtle and/or masked.

While the effects of poisoning may not always be clear they can still impact a survivors life.

This video looks at the seemly strange connection between poisoning and a wide range of "symptoms", "effects",and "forces" that can [significantly] influence how a survivor feels, behaves, and functions.

Carbon monoxide symptoms and effects such as:

• memory problems
• mental clarity / brain fog
• fatigue / tiredness
• concentration problems
• depression / well being
• blood sugar levels
• food, chemical, and other sensory sensitivities
  
  
• repetitive "sticky" thoughts
• obsessive behavior
• addiction
• planning
• organization
• difficulty reading and/or writing
  
  
• emotional intensity
• mood stability
• impulsivity / "blurt" factor
• breathing and shortness of breath
• ringing in the ears
• candida/yeast/fungal infections
• reduced tolerance to stress of all kinds
• and others
  
  

"Forces" that can [significantly] affect how a survivor feels and functions after poisoning:

• sleep
• water/hydration
• diet
• supplementation
• digestion
  
  
• travel fatigue
• mobile phones
• electromagnetic fields
• household and chemical exposure
• exposure to toxins
  
  
• physical stress
• mental stress
• relationship stress
• career/work stress

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