>>507638377>you have no ideaNo, I do. I believe that it can work, but the downside risks of drugs, for something you formed without drugs, is a problem you can't solve without drugs, or which drugs can no longer solve.
PTSD is likely related to the Xyphoid Process and the patterns of breathing that occur during scary events.
The average child, when afraid, the whole body shakes and they have short rapid breath. Same with animals. After they get through this shaking, they go back to being whatever they were, no harm seen.
It's adult "education" that requires the compression of those shakes and flutter breathing episodes. And in doing so, causes us to be trained to be afraid to release Any flutter breathing, which includes giggles and belly laugh, but also weeping sorrows. Hence, we "lose" our capacity to feel our most important moments.
Learn to undo that "hard heart" and you can undo PTSD.