Mental stress is often the cause of chronic pain. Mental stress means that the high frequencies predominate in the brain and that the system is set into a left-hand rotation. Over time, the excessively high frequencies are transferred from the electrons in the brain cells to the entire body via the nervous system. In the event of prolonged stress, these dynamic electrons can cause inflammation in all nerves, as over time they also set the protons and neutrons in the cell nucleus and thus the entire nerve cells into a high-frequency oscillation.
These inflamed nerve cells can now inflame other cells anywhere in the body. As a result, individual organs or the entire body are affected by this dynamic, causing the body’s healthy rhythm to be lost and we suffer from chronic pain. The high dynamics of the cells overwhelm our body and the regeneration of the cells suffers.
The problem with chronic pain
The problem with chronic pain is often that it persists even when the cause – the dynamics of the electrons – is gone, as the body’s cells continue to vibrate at too high frequencies.
In addition, our body cannot distinguish between different causes of pain: Only one or two of the most important pains prevail.
Reducing only one part of the pain therefore does not bring us any relief.
The parasympathetic nervous system is active during sleep phases. Deep sleep is only possible with a frequency of all cells between 1 and 3 hearts. In all other sleep phases it is between 4 and 8 Herz. During the day, when the sympathetic nervous system is active, the frequency should be below 20 Herz in stress-free situations. Intense mental work causes the frequency of the entire body to rise briefly to 40 heartbeats. Afterwards, however, we should calm down again so that the frequency of our entire body can drop again. However, constant peak performance prevents the frequency from calming down.
The brain is able to vibrate at up to 100 heartbeats and transmits this frequency to the whole body.
However, a heart rate of over 20 prevents regeneration and overloads us: we become restless and age faster.
Those who vibrate at a heart rate of over 30 are usually hyper-nervous and also sleep badly (ADHD).
Anyone who regularly swings their heart at over 40 often has a high cortisol level and inflammation, especially neuritis, which leads to multiple and chronic pains.
Medicine likes to stop the high vibrations with psychotropic drugs and anti-inflammatory and painkillers.
The soothed nerve cells usually also reduce the inflammation.
Unfortunately, these drugs have side effects; they have to be taken over a long period of time and are sometimes addictive.
However, if the stress situation persists, taking this medication is often the only way.
Chronic, persistent pain is the result of the long-lasting effects of subtle stress on the solid matter of the body.
As long as no static problems of the mass have caused the pain problems, it makes sense to treat the cause overnight using dextrorotatory electrons. Treatment with the NanoMat takes several months, if not years. However, the result has a lasting effect and solves the basic problem of the nerves. In my opinion, there is no other means in the world to regenerate stressed nerves so efficiently overnight. As soon as the basic frequency of the body has adjusted to these low frequencies during the night, the body can regenerate optimally. If you would like to know whether the NanoMat can help you and would like to be tested free of charge, you can find out more at: https://selbergesundwerden.com.
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