Hi, I am Michael Gregory Kohloff, author of the 55 Minute Natural Fix. I have discovered that the key cause of Panic attacks is Chronic Anxiety. And in this introduction to Panic Attacks, I want to communicate three central points.

• Most Chronic Anxiety is caused by Pyroluria.

• Pyroluria is not genetic, but a resistant infection that can be treated.

• The 55 Fix stops Pyroluria and Panic in about One Hour.

Introduction

Pyroluria is a "medically unrecognized" condition that is also responsible for obsessive/ compulsive disorders, phobias, chronic self esteem issues, anorexia, bulimia, hoarding, dyslexia, gambling and sex addictions. I have it and I strongly believe that about twenty-five percent or more of the population suffers from it to some degree. Whenever these disorders are caused by Pyroluria, the 55 Minute Fix has been seen to reduce the anxiety, panic and obsessive habits.

People in certain groups of the population have a much higher rate of this infection: celebrities, the incarcerated, politicians, Type A personalities, and Alcoholics (80% or more). I propose that the reason people with Pyroluria are over represented in these groups is that the Chronic Anxiety issues can exhibit as a craving for self vindication and obsessive drive & that alcohol is a very effective (but dangerous) medication for Chronic Anxiety.

Pyroluria induced anxiety isn't some unusual problem creating panic attacks for a few troubled people "out there." It shows up all around us as chronic nervous habits, shopping addictions, workaholic behavior, habitual nervous talking, persistent insomnia, eating disorders and the inability to relax. Some might even call it an epidemic.

Coping with Panic Attacks                                 

What I want to address in particular at this time is Panic Attacks. Sufferers of these attacks have four basic ways to cope with them.

1. Accept them as a normal part of life and who you happen to be. I think most just hope it will go away, but I could not accept them as part of my life. Panic attacks are not normal. They are the body's scream for help & relief from intolerable stress.

2. See a doctor and take a prescribed psychiatric medicine. I tried that for about five years. The several medicines I took had considerable side effects and the best of them was definitely habit forming. These meds numbed the depression but didn't take away my anxiety. After five years, I eventually realized that all I was doing was treating the symptoms.

3. The third way to cope with panic attacks is "talk" or "cognitive therapy." This gives the person some different ways to think about their anxiety and fears. The techniques are designed to help the sufferer visualize and manage their way through the problems. It seems to help a certain percentage of people. In my estimation, this is still handling the symptoms.

4. Discover and heal the root of the problem. I prefer this way, using natural foods and treating the infection that induced the condition called Pyroluria.

What Causes Panic Attacks?                                                           
 

As a sufferer myself, I wondered what causes panic attacks. To see it another way, I asked myself, if a clinician wanted to study a panic attack, how would he or she induce one? What conditions would need to be present?

A. The first thing required for panic attacks is a behavior pattern that internalizes and suppresses difficult emotions such as anger, worry, fear and general aggravations in life. This person has the type of thinking that is chewing over these issues all day long, whether or not they are aware of this chronic mental review.

B. The second element is to be experiencing problems that are feeling harder and harder to resolve. The panic attacks come on when a person can't leave them behind, fix them or make them stop. It feels like there is no way out. Someone else might be able to look at the situation and easily devise an answer. That is because the observer doesn't have the emotional entanglement. Yet for the subject, the sources of the stress remain unchallenged, unremitting and seem hopeless.

C. The third element for panic attacks is a chronic underlying disorder. These can be thyroid problems, other endocrine issues or some systemic toxicity. But the major undiagnosed cause of all these disturbances is chronic Pyroluria, still largely unrecognized by the medical establishment. (I like to point out that you may not recognize a truck, but it can still hit you.) The practitioners in Alternative Medicine that are familiar with it say it is a genetic condition, but I strongly believe that it is an infection. I will tell you later why I am convinced this must be true.

D. The fourth thing that contributes to panic attacks is a trigger of some kind. It could be a poor night's sleep, not eating very well that day, extra stress at work, increased proximity to problem people or situations, etc.

These four things together are what make for a panic attack.

In layman's terms, a panic attack can be described as the inevitable result of a very worried mind alerting the body to be prepared to fight or flee at any moment. This heightened alert can go on for months. Then an especially intense moment arises, imagined or real, and the body just can't take the pressure anymore. It struggles with all its might to break free.

One example you may appreciate comes from the movie "The Godfather, Part III." In it the good Cardinal says to Don Michael Corleone (played by Al Pacino), "When the mind suffers, the body cries out."

What you can do about Panic Attacks

Changing one's traits of personality, interrupting the incessant thought patterns, making large problems seem resolvable, and avoiding panic attack triggers are often beyond the reach of an anxiety besieged person, but yes, most of us have tried. So, the most critical and remaining coping method, as well as the easiest, is to address the underlying disorder. It is Pyroluria that is causing the Chronic Anxiety.

It will be beneficial for you to research Pyroluria on the Internet and particularly, the 55 Fix website. You will begin to understand how vitamin and mineral deficiencies affect emotional balance and subsequently, a person's thinking and actions. You will discover that Pyroluria is a real condition, albeit, one that not many people know how to treat. The condition was first recognized almost fifty years ago. The majority opinion currently is that it is genetic and can only be treated with life long vitamin supplementation.

By contrast, the 55 Minute Natural Fix, followed by the Long Term Fix, interrupts and then gradually reverses the Pyroluria. The condition returns only if poor diet habits reintroduce the pyroluria, which is an infection that deprives the body of necessary minerals, vitamins. This way, the root of the Chronic Anxiety is addressed and a lifetime of very high dose vitamin supplementation becomes unnecessary.

The efficacy of the 55 Fix is what disproves the theory that Pyroluria is genetic. If it were genetic, a simple treatment of natural foods would be impotent against anxiety and panic attacks. And the urge to self medicate with alcohol would not be reduced in about an hour. If Pyroluria were genetic, how could a second therapy of other natural foods, minerals and vitamins further decrease the condition over time? A true genetic disorder could not so easily be interrupted, diminished and eventually corrected.

Please research and discover for yourself the truth of this. See if you have the symptoms of Pyroluria, and if so, then try the 55 Minute Natural Fix for yourself. If you are like I was, you won't tolerate another day filled with anxious thoughts and disabling problems.

You owe it to yourself to further investigate my hypothesis. To set aside any concerns about my sincerity, the 55 Fix is sold with a 100% money back guarantee. Help is just a few clicks away, and once you try the 55 Fix, the genuine relief is only 55 minutes away. I hope you will come to know, as I have, that there is nothing really defective with yourself, you just have an infection that needs to be treated.

Michael Gregory Kohloff, Author