Chronic anger can manifest as a persistent feeling of irritation, frustration, and angry reactions for which there is not always a clear explanation. When we rule out post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a cause—that is, when it has been determined that past trauma, abuse, or suffering are not behind the chronic anger—according to Medical Medium information, the causes can be linked to toxic heavy metals accumulated in the emotional centers of the brain and a stagnant, sluggish liver.
The connection between trauma, toxic heavy metals, and the liver
In some cases, chronic anger can be the result of a combination of three factors: experienced trauma, toxic heavy metals, and an overloaded, exhausted, stagnant, and sluggish liver.
When a person has a sluggish liver and, at approximately the same time, experiences emotional trauma and exposure to toxic heavy metals, chronic anger can often manifest more aggressively and more frequently. You can read more about this state of the liver in the article “Stagnant Liver”.
For example, if a person has mercury dental fillings removed, which can lead to the mobilization of the metal, and receives extremely bad news on the same day or within the same week, the combination of the emotional impact and the mercury exposure can lead to stronger displays of irritation and anger if the mercury accumulates in the emotional centers of the brain.
How toxic heavy metals affect the brain
According to Medical Medium information, the accumulation of mercury in other areas of the brain can also lead to various neurological symptoms, such as fatigue.
In many cases, chronic anger is linked to exposure to toxic heavy metals as far back as childhood.
As one ages, the metals accumulated in the body age and oxidize. As a result, manifestations of chronic anger may gradually intensify over the following years of life.
Other useful articles on toxic heavy metals:
“Pests that make us sick – toxic heavy metals”
“[Video] Toxic heavy metals rust in the brain”
“[Video] Do viruses and toxic heavy metals cause your symptoms?”
“[Video] How toxic heavy metals enter us and the problems they can cause”
“Medical Medium Heavy Metal Detox”
“Advanced Heavy Metal Detox Smoothie”
“[Video] Why are wild blueberries important for heavy metal detox?”
How chronic illnesses can intensify anger
When a person does not feel well physically, this in itself can trigger irritation and anger.
If a person suffers from a chronic illness and is simultaneously affected by one of the mentioned factors: experienced trauma, accumulation of toxic heavy metals, or an overloaded liver, the constant feeling of physical discomfort can act as a trigger and intensify the manifestations of chronic anger.
Stay tuned for the upcoming article “Medical Medium Nutritional Supplement Protocol for Chronic Anger”.
