Definition:
Depersonalization is the feeling of unreality due to prolonged anxiety, stress and fear. Derealization is the strange or unfamiliar sensation experienced when looking at familiar surroundings. Both are products of a tired mind, and not considered an illness. There is a specific approach which serve to fully eliminate these anxiety related experiences. Through a natural approach one is able to fully obliterate these intrusions and move forward with their life.
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Depersonalization Quiz
Do you experience feelings of unreality, out of body sensations or feeling as if you are watching yourself instead of being part of the moment?
Do you spend a great deal of time worrying in terms of “what if” thinking?
Are you unable to relax and allow your mind to settle down?
Do you analyze situations and then over-analyze them once again?
Do you feel as if your mind is over-tired but you can’t settle down?
Do you often feel your surroundings appear “different” or “unfamiliar?”
Do you experience what you would describe as “out of body” feelings?
Are you often angry and yet unable to communicate this emotion?
Does anxiety frustrate you and interfere in your life?
Have you experienced feelings of confusion or has your sense of direction appeared slightly “off?”
Is it difficult to transition from reading or watching a movie to the present moment?
Do subtle changes in your environment create feelings of unfamiliarity?
Do you become immersed when looking at old photographs or talking about the past, and find it
difficult to transition to present moment?Do you often question your existence?
Do you frequently feel as if you are watching life through a curtain or fog?
Do you feel a subtle brain fog or fuzziness as if you can’t relate clearly to life?
Do you touch objects and yet do not feel as if you touched them?
Do you question your memory and test yourself?
Do you experience vague visual problems, perceptual difficulties or distortion?
Have your health worries increased?
If you find yourself thinking “this sounds like me” after reading this questionnaire, there is a good chance you are experiencing mild depersonalization.
Depersonalization follows a distinct path and there is a specific treatment process for permanent cure.
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Facts Concerning Depersonalization
Depersonalization is not a mental illness and therefore does NOT have to be treated as one.
Depersonalization is created out of prolonged anxiety.
Sleep deprivation, marijuana and other recreational drug use, alcohol, caffeine and minocycline may create symptoms of depersonalization.
Depression, Anxiety and Stress often creates increased cortisol levels and decreased serotonin levels within the body within the body…leading to feelings of depersonalization.
There is a logical explanation for depersonalization and it is easily reversed once understood and treated correctly
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