Sorry - off original topic - Do you think co-morbidity of some of the things you mention - OCD, depression etc are actually a nonNT brain's way of wiring around what it knows? If that makes sense? In that, the brain in nonNT wishes to work in such a way that society says is incorrect and so in attempting to re-route the wiring the brain must induce OCD for example, as a byproduct, or indeed as a necessary to produce the desired result?
The pasicity of the brain is fascinating - My 39 year old otherhalf has made such enourmous differences to his life, by changing his thought processes and so affecting his AS to his advantage - nothing is ever set in stone, although I see the ease with which I am able to support my 5 year old into new ways of thinking and so coping with his world - is so much more obvious - OH has felt great discomfort in applying new rules and so destroying old ones - 5 yr old however - has no problem in learning how to "read" people - its slow and steady, but steady is better than stagnant! And so totally different to my other children.. stuff that flows to him is difficult to them, and vice versa. So I do agree that new things can be learned, implemented and further internalised into habit, and I am sure certain herbs and pills and potions can support that but I would be very wary of any clinic that is offering a "cure".
Sorry - off original topic - Do you think co-morbidity of some of the things you mention - OCD, depression etc are actually a nonNT brain's way of wiring around what it knows? If that makes sense? In that, the brain in nonNT wishes to work in such a way that society says is incorrect and so in attempting to re-route the wiring the brain must induce OCD for example, as a byproduct, or indeed as a necessary to produce the desired result?
The pasicity of the brain is fascinating - My 39 year old otherhalf has made such enourmous differences to his life, by changing his thought processes and so affecting his AS to his advantage - nothing is ever set in stone, although I see the ease with which I am able to support my 5 year old into new ways of thinking and so coping with his world - is so much more obvious - OH has felt great discomfort in applying new rules and so destroying old ones - 5 yr old however - has no problem in learning how to "read" people - its slow and steady, but steady is better than stagnant! And so totally different to my other children.. stuff that flows to him is difficult to them, and vice versa. So I do agree that new things can be learned, implemented and further internalised into habit, and I am sure certain herbs and pills and potions can support that but I would be very wary of any clinic that is offering a "cure".
