Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder

Many individuals, including medical professionals, consider bipolar illness to be a very difficult condition. There is currently no treatment for bipolar illness in the field of allopathic medicine. The physical, and particularly the damaging, artificial chemical medications often used to treat this disease, are insufficient. And Western medical professionals freely state they have no idea what triggers this condition.

Regardless of how obvious the physical manifestation of a sickness or ailment may be, it always begins on an energetic level initially. As a result, all illnesses must be treated first at the energetic level, the level at which they originate. Because Western medicine does not deal with energy or vibration, and the human body is an energy or vibratory body, no treatment or healing of bipolar illness will ever take place in Western medicine. The next stage of healing, at the cellular level, is ignored entirely by Western medicine.

One must understand the nature of a problem (ailment) before attempting to treat it. Once you “know” what something is, only then can you begin the healing process. There is always a starting point from which a disease may be traced, as etiology studies show.

Even though I’m a trained maccun plus natural aphrodisiac, I take a multi-dimensional, holistic approach to health and healing that takes into account not only the physical body but also the subtle bodies (such as the etheric, mental, and astral bodies) and the bio-magnetic sheath (human aura).

The bio-magnetic sheath (human aura) consists of several layers that correspond to the physical, emotional, mental, astral, and spiritual planes of existence, which are collectively referred to as the subtle bodies. There is an energy field around every living thing that can be felt but not seen. True of humans, of course, but also of animals and insects. The “bio-magnetic sheath” is the name given to this subtle energy field (aura). Only a certain kind of photography dubbed “Kirlian photography” is capable of detecting and photographing it.

Alright, let’s go into the knowledge about bipolar illness so that we can handle it and support individuals who are affected by it in the best way possible.

Medically speaking, bipolar disorder is characterized as

“A serious mental illness marked by alternating periods of elevated and depressed mood. Either phase can predominate at any particular moment, for each phase to occur in turn, or for both phases to coexist in some form. Hyperactivity, boisterousness, reduced concentration, decreased need for sleep, and apparently, unrestrained energy is hallmarks of the manic phase, along with extreme displays of emotion like enthusiasm, exhilaration, euphoria, or in some instances, irritation. Extreme mania may cause a feeling of superiority and delusions of grandeur. The depressed mood is characterized by extreme emotions of melancholy, isolation, and poor self-worth with persistent sensations of apathy and inactivity. Many different aspects, including biology, psychology, relationships, society, and culture, contribute to the development of this condition. Reference: p. 196 of Mosby’s 5th Edition Medical Dictionary (1998.)

Depression is a hallmark of bipolar illness. It’s one of the two main types of depression, the other being bipolar disorder.

Initial symptoms of bipolar illness are often depression, which may progress to mania. Mania and depression can also occur in cycles or oscillate with one another. As a result, the terms “manic depression” and “bipolar disorder” are often used interchangeably to describe this condition.

Let’s do what I always do and reduce everything to pabulum so that you may have a clear and complete grasp of what bipolar illness is.

The prefix “bi” may be used to denote: “That which is bipolar affects two people at once Second, happening twice a week (or biweekly; from the Latin bis, bi, “twice”) So, “bi” is short for “two.”

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