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Welcome back to my blog 'Healing Narcolepsy'. Today, I want to delve into a topic that has dramatically shifted my understanding of narcolepsy. For years, I had resigned myself to the belief that there's no cure for this condition. But then, in 2022, I came across Anthony William's book 'Brain Saver', known to many as the 'Medical Medium', and it sparked a profound reconsideration in my mind.

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In his book, William presents an alternative approach to understanding narcolepsy. It's not the typical narrative you hear in mainstream medicine. Instead, he focuses on the potential roles of heavy metals in the brain and viral infections in the development of narcolepsy. This theory resonated with me, especially since years before, a high concentration of aluminum was detected in my body. Intriguingly, this is the exact metal that William identifies as a key factor in narcolepsy.

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Below, I'm sharing a significant excerpt from 'Brain Saver' where William discusses these unconventional causes of narcolepsy. It’s a perspective that has given me new hope and a different angle to approach my journey of healing.

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Quote from: Brain Saver (2022), Page 375-376, Anthony William

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NARCOLEPSY

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Narcolepsy, or what seems to be narcolepsy, can have different causes. One example that the medical industry doesen't know is when someone has a chronic viral infection causing neurological fatique, forcing them to shut down neurologically at unplanned times during the day and search for a spot where they can lie down and restore. Specifically, that's from the neurotoxins inflamming the central nervous system, causing a neurological weakness, especially if there's not enough of an electrical charge surging through brain and the brain stem, driving down the cranial nerves. Not all viral infections that cause chronic fatigue lead to sleep. In many cases, restlessness and insomnia can occur alongside that extreme fatigue. Viral narcolepsy is a specific, unknown category in which neurotoxins saturate the area of the brain that controls sleep, which is the center of the brain that controls sleep, which is the center of the brain that partially encompasses left and right hemispheres and frontal and occipital lobes. It's a ball shaped area that combines the physical and the spiritual together. To cope with viral narcolepsy, some people have to take breaks every couple of hours throughout the day and find a couch, chair, or corner where they can rest their eyes and fall asleep, or else they find themselves constantly dozing and entering a partial sleep-like state.

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Another cause of narcolepsy is toxic heavy metal saturation in the brain. As with viruses, heavy metal exposure here can go two ways. It can cause an inability to sleep, or it can cause the need to sleep at random times, sometimes that it could happen at any moment. If sleep doesn't happen at that critical moment, a mild seizure or what feels like a complete shutdown can begin, including slurred speech and severe muscle weakness. The toxic heavy metal that's mostly responsible for narcolepsy is aluminum. Higher levels of aluminum in certain areas of the brain can create a disruptive, sedative effect. When aluminum saturates the sleep center of the brain, it causes the sleep time clock to become confused. Someone of this type of narcolepsy may not sleep through the night and then may sleep on and off throughout the day. Either way, the clock is never balanced, especially if they have both viral inflammation and heavy metals inside the sleep center of the brain.

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Medical science and research believe that's a gene that's causes narcolepsy, and they are still searching for it.

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Eletrical activity that controls sleep is different from the electrical activity in other avenues of the brain because sleep's electrical activity is not governed by our wants, needs, and daily intentions and interactions. When we're asleep, we're not the boss Back Your anymore.

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Mercury plays a small role in narcolepsy too, although it's mostly aluminum saturation; aluminum has an extremely sedative effect when it's in the sleep area of the brain. Aluminum slows down brain cell activity. If there's too much mercury present in this area of the brain, someone will experience less sleep time clock problems and more overall insomnia. Aluminum here dies down the sparks of the electrical impulses, dampening electricity to the point where at a given moment, someone will need to sleep no matter where they are. While it can come unexpectedly, many people with narcolepsy learn to expect its ebb and flow and find its rhythms predictable to some degree. For specific healing support beyond what's offered in Part VI, "Bringing Back You Brain," refer to the Narcolepsy protocol in Brain Saver Protocols, Cleanses & Recipes. 

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