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Food and the people you're spending time with are critical. You can be sick because you deal with a toxic person, particularly relatives or intimate relationshi
by quadcore 3y ago
Food and the people you're spending time with are critical. You can be sick because you deal with a toxic person, particularly relatives or intimate relationship. Leaving that person will make a seemingly unrelated sickness disapear almost overnight (asma, back pain, etc.). It happened to me and my father. No rocket science here.
Thats why they all on medication in offices. They are toxic to each other, they get sick. It's just that sometimes the person go from toxic parent to office and never realize whats causing the disease.
- paulcole 3y agoI feel dumb but can you be more specific? Are you talking about antidepressants or amphetamines? I’m guessing you aren’t talking about insulin.
- quadcore 3y agoI didnt expect your objections. Fair enough. Let me tell you a mistake you're making. If I present you with a liquid in a jar that smells toxic, you're saying "we havent proven this liquid is toxic". Even though your own nose is telling you it just might be. Same thing with toxic office politics.
- paulcole 3y agoI feel dumb but can you be more specific? Are you talking about antidepressants or amphetamines? I’m guessing you aren’t talking about insulin.
- YZF 3y agoStress can definitely lead to physical symptoms. Also to lack of sleep. Back pain, for sure.
- aoeusnth1 3y agoI don’t know why you’re being obtuse, just say what they’re taking.
- CRConrad 3y agoI'm pretty sure neither my diabetes nor my high blood pressure, both of which I take medications for, were caused by "toxic co-workers". What you're writing sounds like new-age gobbledy-gook, not far removed from crystals and auras (or shoving rocks up your...)