It's disheartening to witness the frequency with which we come across news stories about individuals labeled as "mentally ill" being shot by the police. Have you ever wondered how many of these individuals are driven to such extremes of desperation that they intentionally provoke the police to shoot them, just to escape their own suffering?

Law enforcement officers have coined the term "suicide by cop" to describe a distressing situation where a person, who is feeling suicidal, deliberately puts themselves and others in danger by brandishing a deadly weapon or something that appears to be one. Their aim is to provoke the officers into shooting them in self-defense or to safeguard innocent civilians. This study aims to delve into the phenomenon of individuals intentionally inciting law enforcement officers to shoot them, whether it be through attempts or actual acts of suicide.

Don't Think This Can Happen To You? Think Again!

Imagine experiencing the agony of dealing with an illness or an undetected problem that is dismissed as a mere "mental illness." If you were to go through such a situation, you would understand the struggles faced by countless individuals, as there are limited reliable solutions to alleviate their suffering in the Western world. The sad reality is that numerous problems remain unnoticed, and during a brief 10-minute visit to the doctor's office, you are hastily handed prescriptions, recommended surgeries, and left to endure years and decades of brokenness.

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It's surprising how few people realize that the concept of "mental illness" is essentially non-existent. The medical establishment simply lacks the tools to effectively assist individuals by addressing their imbalanced lifestyle, diet, hidden biochemical imbalances, and toxicities. When we say "hidden," we mean that doctors are not trained to detect the nuances of chronic issues like a botanist would be trained to identify the intricacies of a plant.

If your symptoms aren't severe enough, you might find yourself being handed a prescription for an anti-depressant as a first-line "treatment."  Depending on the MD he may order more testing but it's often very limited according to their acute training, their budgets, and the mood they're in at the time.  During your initial physical exam, your doctor might conduct a series of standard tests. These tests may include blood tests to assess electrolyte levels, liver function, toxicology screening, and kidney function. It is important to evaluate the health of your kidneys and liver as they play a crucial role in eliminating depression medications from your body.  However their training is not based on integrative principles as viewing an entire plant's systems as a botanist does.

If the first treatment fails to produce results, you may be prescribed more potent medications that can potentially have detrimental effects on both your physical and mental well-being, like anti-depressants. Nevertheless, doctors tend to delegate this responsibility to specialists who may have limited interaction with your primary care physician, assuming you have one. This represents a significant disadvantage of operating within a highly bureaucratic system. It's sufficient to make you ponder why there is a scarcity of psychiatrists, despite their alleged expertise, and why there are numerous individuals labeled as "ill" who are entangled with law enforcement and wandering the streets without restraint.

There's No Help Except Endless Stigmatization & Alienation

What unfolds when you willingly step into a medical professional's office, seeking help for "mental illness" like depression, vivid imagination (delusions), "hearing voices," hyperactivity, or any other symptom that falls within the realm of an MD's expertise? You've got it right: they typically provide you with a referral to a psychiatrist, a process that can often take months or even years. The situation becomes even more challenging if you find yourself involuntarily in the emergency room, where they may coerce you into a psychiatric unit against your wishes. In this setting, the psychiatrist is not just a general practitioner but a specialist in the field of "mental illness." They may observe you for a certain period of time and, if possible, inquire about your symptoms from you, your family, or your friends.

In Canada, incidents like these have been occurring for decades, and there have been two recent cases that could be seen as instances of "suicide by cop." One such incident took place in Windsor, Ontario in 2018. A 35-year-old man was spotted walking in a parking lot, holding a block of butcher knives. As the police approached him, he brandished one of the knives and attempted to attack the officers. Despite managing to injure one of them, the police swiftly responded by deploying a taser to incapacitate him. However, the taser didn't prove entirely effective, and they had no choice but to resort to the use of lethal force. They fired multiple shots from their pistols, ultimately bringing the situation to an end.

Another instance happened in Tecumseh, Ontario in 2019 where a man barricaded himself in a bathroom of his mother's home.  The police had to shoot him after a physical struggle trying to subdue the man who was clearly under the influence of various substances.  They had to, like above, use their pistol that eventually killed him in the hospital.  The toxicology reports after the autopsy revealed he was indeed under the influence of doctor prescribed but also street drugs.  Could he have used these not only to try to numb the pain he was experiencing, but also as a way to increase his courage to approach the police with the goal of eventually shooting him?

This is the confusing propaganda that misleads us all

There's no such thing as a "balanced diet" & nutrition isn't merely food. Why is that? It's because we're all individuals. Orthomolecular nutrition is the individualized analysis application of the substances within the food which our bodies often do not obtain enough of and are often blocked by antagonists.

Ever wondered how we can truly understand the inner thoughts and emotions of a troubled and neglected individual like this? It's common for those who are unaware of the specifics to rely on their preconceived notions, assuming that the man was "hearing voices" and that these voices compelled him to attack the police, almost as if he was possessed by some malevolent force.

It's quite possible that the man grew weary of seeking help, especially since endless prescriptions and simplistic doctor visits hardly qualify as genuine assistance. Faced with this frustrating reality, he may have reached a point of desperation where suicide seemed like the only option. Unfortunately, the lack of proper support within the "authorities" system exacerbates the problem, as they are bound by outdated bureaucratic protocols that prioritize immediate physical injuries rather than holistic care. The psychiatric and medical system tends to approach every issue in a similar manner, relying on minimal testing and a quick succession of medications, whether in oral or monthly injectable form, or even a combination of both.

This temporary panacea may provide relief for a short period of time, but just like any other artificial substance introduced into the body, it eventually loses its effectiveness as your body's cells develop a resistance to it. As a result, you experience a relapse and require new medication. Unfortunately, this process disrupts your body's biochemistry even further, causing cellular structures to deteriorate and accelerating the aging process. Moreover, you may find yourself craving refined foods, particularly refined white sugar. On top of that, there are additional side effects such as increased restlessness and a higher likelihood of engaging in risky behavior. When you inform your psychiatrist and medical doctor about these symptoms, they often prescribe more medication as countermeasures. However, this can lead to even more health issues in the short term, including diabetes and obesity. dental problems that lead to more health problems, and eventually increase your risk of cell apoptosis, such as cancer.

It's important to acknowledge that the majority of "mental illness" can be characterized by an overwhelming sense of despair and sadness, as if you're trapped in a dark abyss. Sometimes, it even brings about thoughts of harming oneself or others. However, beneath the surface, there exist numerous imbalances, toxicities, and lifestyle issues within the body that cannot be effectively addressed through never-ending prescriptions.

Your Body Isn't Made Of Endless Drugs & Surgeries

Are you finding this description too unclear to question the "authorities"? I thought as much. Words like "imbalances," "toxicities," and "lifestyle problems" may seem too mild and "new age" to be comprehensible. However, if you were to examine this person's complete blood, hair mineral analysis, and urine cellular nutritional panel, you would observe imbalances and deficiencies when compared to a healthier population sample.

Do they test the nutrients contained within these 5 top "brain foods?"  No, because they are not trained to do so and receive little to no training in "nutrition" which should more appropriately be labelled "cellular nutrition."  It's important to realize that it's not only the brain affected by these nutrients and many others because the brain is attached to the body which is contrary to how MDs view the body: as sub-component parts in a 10 minute office visit.

1. Lutein:  Every region of the brain contains this particular pigment, which plays a crucial role in enhancing our learning and memory capabilities. Its potency is truly remarkable, as demonstrated by a collaborative research effort between Abbott and the University of Illinois Center for Nutrition, Learning, and Memory. This study revealed that older individuals with the highest levels of lutein in their blood exhibited exceptional "crystallized intelligence," which measures their proficiency in utilizing skills and knowledge accumulated over a lifetime. Furthermore, scientific investigations have established a positive correlation between the quantity of lutein present in the eye and the processing speed of the brain.
2. DHA Omega-3 & Other Essential Fatty Acids:  Discover an interesting fact: did you realize that almost 60% of your brain is composed of fat? It's true! When it comes to fats, it's important to opt for the healthiest ones, such as docosahexaenoic acid (DHA). This particular omega-3 fat makes up 25% of the brain's fat, playing a crucial role in reducing inflammation and facilitating communication between brain cells. If you're wondering where to find DHA, look no further! Fatty fish like salmon, tuna, and sardines are excellent sources. Additionally, your body can also produce DHA from flaxseeds, walnuts, and soybeans.
3. B Complex Vitamins:  These essential vitamins play a crucial role in safeguarding the brain plus the whole body through various mechanisms. B vitamins such as thiamin and niacin are responsible for converting nutrients into energy for the brain. On the other hand, vitamins B12 and folate aid in the prevention of dementia by breaking down homocysteine, a harmful substance that has been linked to Alzheimer's disease. To ensure an adequate intake of B vitamins, it is recommended to maintain a well-balanced diet consisting of lean meat, poultry, fish, dairy, whole grains, fruits, and vegetables. However, if you follow a strict vegetarian or vegan diet, it may be beneficial to consider taking a B12 supplement since this vitamin is primarily found in animal-based foods.
4. Vitamin D (calciferol):  Did you know that vitamin D does more than just support your bones and heart? It also plays a role in boosting your mood by assisting brain cells in producing mood-regulating neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin. So, if you're looking to maintain a sunnier disposition, make sure to include top sources of vitamin D in your diet. These include trout, salmon, organ meats like liver, milk, fortified cereals, and eggs.
5. Amino Acids (protein):  Did you know that having healthy muscles not only makes you physically strong but also improves your cognitive abilities as you age? It's true! And the key to maintaining muscle mass is protein. Protein acts as the building blocks that help preserve your muscles, which is crucial because most people start losing muscle as early as 40 years old. To ensure optimal muscle health, try to consume 25 to 30 grams of protein with every meal. If you're wondering where to find protein, here are some top sources: lean meat, poultry, seafood, eggs, milk, yogurt, cheese, tofu, beans, and lentils. These delicious options will not only satisfy your taste buds but also support your muscle health. So, make sure to include them in your diet and enjoy the benefits of strong muscles and improved cognitive abilities!

The problem with many people is they don't obtain an individualized assessment.  They often rely on internet articles such as this and try this "diet" for a short while until they think their symptoms have dissapeared, then they unknowingly stop and say "this isn't working."  They don't realize the lack of individualized assessment combined with the lack of frequency and adequate dosage of important minerals, vitamins, amino acids, essential fatty acids are the reasons they stop any kind of treatment.  Sometimes it could simply be a  severe lack of 1 particular nutrient or an undetected bio-mechanical problem that is the primary cause of their issues.  Their conclusions won't be totally conclusive without a proper analysis.

Still Don't Believe Me? Compare This Information With A Typical MD "Blood Test"

Does this look like it analyzes at least some of the nutrients below that can't be adequately measured in a serum blood test? Negative. For one, blood tests are only a "snap shot" in time and they mainly only measure what's outside the cells, but not within them.

Generalizations Help But Individualized Assessments Needed

Of course, these are simply generalizations and tendencies and we cannot subvide each person into these traits based only on their blood type.  This is why individualized analysis along with testing helps you narrow-down and potentially link these traits with your unique biochemistry.

Also, it helps you understand the other people you're dealing or working with aren't robots based on what subjective emotion or series of thoughts and gossipers tell others about you.