Fibromyalgia Is NOT in Your Head — Here's the REAL Cause
In a Nutshell
Fibromyalgia is an immune-driven condition triggered by latent viruses, adjuvants like aluminum, and stress, not a psychosomatic disorder, as proven when patient antibodies induced pain hypersensitivity in healthy mice. Core problems include vitamin D/magnesium/zinc deficiencies, mitochondrial damage causing severe energy loss (only 2 ATP vs 36-38), nerve hypersensitivity, and poor deep sleep with lactic acid buildup. The most effective treatment is prolonged fasting to generate ketones that bypass mitochondrial damage and reduce inflammation, supported by high-dose vitamin D3 with cofactors, 600-2400mg magnesium malate, low-carb diet, stress reduction, and avoiding overexertion.
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Fibromyalgia is not in your head. Scientists took antibodies from fibromyalgia patients and then injected them into healthy mice. All the mice developed pain hypersensitivity, aka fibromyalgia. This demonstrates that fibromyalgia is not a psychosomatic illness. Fibromyalgia is not a pain disorder.
There are triggers or root causes that typically occur before developing fibromyalgia. One trigger is a latent virus. A latent virus is a virus that is no longer necessarily active all the time, but it can come out of remission. Examples include Epstein-Barr virus, herpes simplex virus, and Lyme disease. Certain types of mold can also trigger the situation.
Adjuvants are another trigger. An adjuvant is something added to vaccines to make the vaccine hyperreactive. Aluminum has also been linked to more inflammation in the neurons going right into fibromyalgia. Certain stress events can trigger fibromyalgia.
There are also factors that make a person vulnerable to developing fibromyalgia. Certain genes can set a person up for inflammatory conditions down the road. Genes can be affected by epigenetics, which is lifestyle.
It is very common in people with fibromyalgia to have low vitamin D. Vitamin D literally controls almost every part of the immune system, especially the NK cell, the natural killer cell in the immune system, which is dependent on vitamin D. The viruses mentioned shut down the vitamin D receptor to make the person not be able to absorb vitamin D. This could be the reason why the immune system is not working.
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