Chemical nerve signal interference can be caused by several different factors. In fact, many times a condition does not arise without influences from two or more of the following items:

• physical NSI in any form.
• improper diet.
• environmental toxins, including allergens.
• illegal or prescription drugs.
• soft tissue injuries.
• genetic predisposition.
• physical or psychological stress.
• bacteria, viruses, or parasites.

Here are a few examples of symptoms created by chemical NSI:

• Asthma.   
• Earache (acute otitis media).   
• Edema.   
• Congestive heart failure.   
• Diabetes.
• Epilepsy.
• Acid reflux.   
• Fibromyalgia.   
• Acne.   
• Depression.   
• Hyperactivity.   
• Behavioral problems.   
• Sinus headache & congestion.   
• Persistent cough, especially in conjunction with any sinus problems.   
• Gall bladder problems.   
• Dirty bowel syndromes.   
• Kidney problems.   
• High cholesterol & triglyceride levels.   
• Incontinence.   
• Sciatica.   
• Chemical imbalances.   
• Osteoporosis.   
• Multiple sclerosis.   
• Muscular dystrophy.
• Parkinson's disease.
• Cerebral palsy.
• Cancer.   
• Death.   

     Indicates cases with practical experience.

See also:
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