Herb dosages

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It is illegal for me (and everyone in the US) to prescribe an amount of nervine or any type of herbs or supplements.

I can however tell you what I have noticed about dosages. I have worked with over 1500 people with OCD or other nerve or stress conditions.

One of the things which happens when you are under stress Read the rest of this entry »

20 symptoms of OCD… Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Obsessive-compulsive Disorder (OCD) is defined as a neurotic condition characterized by persistent unwanted thoughts and/or repeated ritualistic behavior.

Until recently OCD was thought to be solely a psychological condition in which a person who experienced too aggressive or premature potty training adapts to the lack of bowel control by overcompensating Read the rest of this entry »

Self cutting, Self injury, Self biting, Self burning

In short, Thin myelin sheathing

Although not “officially” considered a type of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, I see it often accompanied by OCD symptoms.

I think the adrenals are also involved.

For those who never experienced such an urge, please let me try to explain.

Some people have such intense negative emotions Read the rest of this entry »

So many kinds of OCD, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, what do we do??!

Prayers, spiders, glass, OCD can be attached to anything!

There are many kinds of OCD. Scrupulosity is when a person’s OCD is attached to religious belief and are often involved people who expect perfection in their thoughts and actions.

Although this is a lofty goal, it is a process Read the rest of this entry »

The 15 min Stress Break

Stress!!! I venture to say most people feel stress daily. We live such a crazy lifestyle. I know personally it was hard for me to sit and watch a movie because I am use to multi taking and I was losing the ability to put my mind on only one track.

Even though my life is such that I have no major stressors, constant everyday stress, left to build Read the rest of this entry »