Chemical imbalance-solution

All of us have natural chemicals in our brain called neurotransmitters. There are about 300 neurotransmitter chemicals in the brain such as dopamine, acetylcholine, nor epinephrine, serotonin and endorphin. The function of these chemicals is to facilitate the transmission of information from the brain to all parts of the body, by way of electrical impulses.

The information that is transmitted produces a variety of effects. Some of these effects are normal body functions like sweating, digestion and cellular activity of which we are not aware. Other effects we are aware of, these are feelings that cause us to engage in certain activities that are necessary for a healthy life.

 Feelings like hunger, which cause us to eat, a natural euphoria when we exercise so that we will exercise again and a sex drive so that our species will continue to exist. Neurotransmitters produced by the brain in the pleasure center or central nervous systems are our body’s natural reward system.

When we are hungry, we eat and feel satisfied. When we need rest, we sleep and feel rested. When we exercise, endorphin is release as neurotransmitters and we feel good, a natural high often called a “runner high.” This high or good feeling we experience through these natural chemicals in our brains are important so that we know what activities are healthy to help us thrive and lead healthy lives.

Addictive drugs produce similar effects in the brain as the natural chemicals. There they behave in a similar manner as the neurotransmitters causing a euphoric feeling or a “high.” After repeated use of addictive drugs it is progressively more difficult for the neurotransmitters to recover after the drugs wear off, which eventually creates a chemical imbalance in the brain.

 The chemical imbalances cause a variety of negative feelings like depression, anxiety, irritability, lack of motivation, fatigue, trouble concentrating and others. The only quick way to eliminate that feeling and feel good again is to take the drug again. If the drug is not taken again, withdrawal symptoms begin to occur. Withdrawal symptoms not only strongly intensify the negative feelings but physical discomfort and pain are also experienced.

The most appropriate approach is to regain this balance, regaining this balance requires a proper treatment.

In Congress 60 we do believe that the D.S.T method is capable of regaining this chemical balance and the proof is thousand of former addicts who are treated and reached the certain cure of addiction.

The body doesn’t need drugs anymore after the treatment because neurotransmitters are functioning properly but what about worldview? Our attitude toward life, do we still believe that the most enjoyable thing in life is using narcotics?

Human beings think economically always; meaning that in order to let go of something we feel a need of earning something instead. What is that something?

Is it to get married?! Is it to get a job?! Or is it just an attitude which can be made in a proper manner so that an individual will know that life and living has rules. Of course pleasure and fun are the necessity of living but with what costs and to what ends?

written by: Ehsan Ranjbar