Neurotoxins
Neurotoxins
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Some Common Neurotoxins:
Neurotoxins have a marked affinity for nerve tissue, are poisonous or destructive to nerve tissue, and produce a fatty degeneration of:
Diseases with a neurotoxic component are on the rise - Among them are:
The neurotoxic burden - While there may be isolated instances where only one encephalitis producing agent or event causes the total symptom picture that a patient is experiencing, what usually happens is that there is an accumulation of events and agents, which by themselves produce either no symptoms at all or only very mild symptoms. Over time, often over a period of years, the cumulative effect of these agents and events gradually weaken the individual and symptoms begin to develop. Then there comes a time when the weakened individual is exposed to one more event or agent and his health becomes seriously compromised. It may appear that this one event our exposure caused the disease, but in reality that one was simply the "straw that broke the camel's back" because the weakened body could not effectively adapt to the exposure on top of the previously existing neurotoxic burden. Indicators of an increasing neurotoxic burden:
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