10 signs that are mistaken for slavery and the evil eye

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You should leave to a doctor, not to a fortune teller.

Reading a prayer or paying a fortune teller is easier and faster than looking for a good doctor, taking tests and changing a healthier lifestyle. Therefore, despite the development of science and medicine, people continue to believe in supernatural causes of ailments and turn to healers and psychics.

Unfortunately, the placebo effect of cleaning the aura or manipulating the chicken egg will not cure the real disease. At the same time, fortune-tellers and tarologists call falsification and an evil eye a sign of real diseases, which are sometimes serious and require an urgent visit to a doctor.

Below we list 10 signs of the “bad eye” or dark witchcraft, in which it is worth visiting a doctor hospitals.

1. Depressive state, apathy, unwillingness to live

These symptoms are often indicated first, emphasizing that the mood deteriorates for no apparent reason.

Despite the fact that depression can begin due to the death of a relative or a traumatic event, this is not a necessary condition at all.

Other causes may include genetic predisposition, disturbances in brain chemical signals, medication, and features of the nervous system that are sensitive to stress.

Symptoms of depression include feelings of longing, anxiety, and hopelessness that last beyond two weeks.

Problems with thinking, memory, appetite and sleep disturbances, headache and abdominal pain, lack of libido may also occur.

And all this is often counted among the signs of enslavement and the evil eye, so that people inclined to mysticism can postpone a visit to a psychiatrist. And it is absolutely not worth doing.

Without treatment, the symptoms may worsen and end in self-harm and suicide attempts.

2. Unexplained aches and pains throughout the body

Chronic pain in the muscles and joints can be a symptom of fibromyalgia.

This condition is often accompanied by unexplained fatigue, anxiety, depression, and migraines, and digestive problems, including constipation or diarrhea, may occur. All these are usually listed in the lists of signs of bondage and evil spirits.

Scientists still do not know exactly what causes fibromyalgia. Among the possible causes are:

• disruptions of the central nervous system, as a result of which a person becomes especially sensitive to pain;
• hormonal imbalance, for example, a decrease in the production of serotonin, norepinephrine and dopamine in the brain, increased cortisol level;
• genetic predisposition;
• stressful events – injuries, viral infections, childbirth, operations, breakup of relationships, abuse, death of loved ones;
• mental disorders – depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder.

And since doctors are still not sure what exactly triggers the development of the disease and do not know how to treat it, this condition can be taken as a curse.

At the same time, the enslavement is unlikely to evaporate from changes in lifestyle and medication, but the symptoms of fibromyalgia can be alleviated by choosing the right therapy.

Antidepressants, pain relievers, muscle relaxants, and sedatives, cognitive behavioral therapy, stress management techniques, increased physical activity, and strength training all help relieve symptoms and improve quality of life.

3. Diarrhea, strange green stools

Diarrhea strikes most people several times a year. The stool becomes liquid and liquid, sometimes nausea, increased gas formation, abdominal pain appear.

Causes include viral or bacterial infection, eating foods that irritate the digestive system, allergies to certain foods, and poor absorption.

Most antibiotics can cause diarrhea. The fact is that they kill not only harmful bacteria, but also useful microbiota. As a result, the intestines are colonized by pathogenic microorganisms that cause loose stools.

So if you did not wash your hands before eating, violated the conditions of food storage or bought something ready-made in the store, and have recently drunk a course of antibiotics, you can forget about curses.

Drink more water to avoid dehydration, eat rice, potatoes, bananas and white bread and monitor your condition. If the stool becomes black, oily, there is blood and a strong unpleasant odor, go to a gastroenterologist.

Also, you should not delay the visit if, in addition to diarrhea, you have a fever, pain and nausea, and symptoms of dehydration are observed : dark urine, headache, rapid heartbeat, irritability, dizziness and nausea.

4. Sudden change in weight

Fortune tellers call sudden weight loss a “withering effect” – a magical manipulation designed to make a person unattractive and break up their relationships.

At the same time, there are many much more real reasons for sudden inexplicable weight loss, and some of them are really dangerous for health, especially if you go to fortune-tellers instead of doctors.

Unexplained weight loss is defined as losing 4.5 kg over a period of 6 to 12 months, provided that lifestyle and eating habits remain unchanged. It can be caused by:

• dysfunction of the thyroid gland;
• oncological diseases;
• Crohn's disease (inflammation of the intestines);
• heart failure;
• Addison's disease – a disease in which the adrenal glands do not produce enough hormones cortisol and aldosterone;
• Parkinson's disease;
• AIDS;

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• gastrointestinal problems such as ulcers or ulcerative colitis;
• dental problems;
• depression and anxiety;
• taking certain medications;
• celiac disease – gluten allergy;
• diabetes;
• parasitic infection;

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• swelling of the pancreas.

As you can see, there are more than enough reasons, and not all of them are easily diagnosed after one visit to the doctor.

If you started suddenly to lose weight, be sure to consult a therapist and undergo a comprehensive examination in order to identify the cause in time and start treatment.

5. Bleeding

If blood often comes from the nose for no reason, oozes for a long time even from small scratches and is felt in the mouth after brushing the teeth, any hereditary witch will suspect enslavement. And if purple and red dots, spots and bruises appear on the skin, they will surely say about the evil eye on beauty.

At the same time, these signs indicate problems with hemostasis – the system responsible for blood clotting . Symptoms may indicate:

• On the syndrome of disseminated intravascular coagulation – violation of blood clotting. It can occur as a result of acute infection, various types of shock, trauma or surgery, cancer, disorders during pregnancy and childbirth, and diseases of the heart and blood vessels.
• Thrombocytopenia is a condition in which there are few platelets in the blood. This can happen due to autoimmune disorders, in which the body begins to attack its own blood cells, as well as taking certain medications.
• Liver disease such as cirrhosis or hepatitis. And for fatty dystrophy of the liver during pregnancy.
• Vitamin D deficiency.

In case of coagulation disorders, the doctor will take a blood test and based on the results, he will be able to determine what caused it.

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6. Attacks of suffocation and heaviness in the chest

Sudden heaviness in the chest, infrequent breaths with a delay or shortness of breath without any activity are taken for suffocation. They talk about demonic possession, conspiracies on animal hair and an attack on the upper chakras.

At the same time, this condition can arise for various reasons:

• anemia (low levels of red blood cells in the blood);
• asthma;
• anxiety;
• heart or lung problems;

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• smoking;
• infections;
• poor physical condition;
• severe obesity.

Also problems with breathing problems can also occur without diseases, for example due to allergies, anxiety, taking statins – drugs that reduce the level of fats in the blood.

If the symptoms do not go away within a few days, prevent you from doing your usual activities, or are accompanied by other signs of illness, consult a doctor.

He will check the condition of the heart and lungs, as well as the oxygen saturation of the blood.

7. Excessive hair growth in women

In women, the appearance of dark hair on the face, chest, stomach, buttocks and thighs can be mistaken for beauty addiction. In medicine, this condition is called hirsutism and indicates a hormonal imbalance.

The most common cause of hirsutism is polycystic ovary syndrome, which can also be accompanied by the appearance of acne and disturbances in the menstrual cycle. Excessive hair growth can be associated with other diseases, such as Cushing's syndrome, acromegaly or a tumor.

Therefore, if dark thick hair appears where it should not grow, the first thing you should do is consult a doctor to check your hormone levels and find out what went wrong.

Treatment will depend on the cause and may include oral contraceptives and other hormonal medications, weight control, and topical solutions to remove unwanted hair.

8. Loss of strength

Often, signs of enslavement include loss of strength and fatigue, which do not go away even after a good rest. However, before looking for a medium, evaluate your lifestyle and consider whether it can be called healthy.

Poor diet, excessive alcohol, stress and sedentary work can result in constant fatigue and malaise without any bad emanations.

In addition, causeless fatigue appears in various diseases, including:

• kidney problems;
• multiple sclerosis;
• oncology;

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• infections such as mononucleosis, HIV or flu;
• depression and anxiety;
• immune-related diseases such as diabetes, lupus and rheumatoid arthritis;< /li>
• hypothyroidism – disturbance in the production of hormones;
• heart and lung problems such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, emphysema, congestive heart failure;
• anemia, vitamin D and B12 deficiency, dehydration;
• underweight and eating disorders.
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If you take antihistamines or antihypertensives, then weakness can be a side effect.

There is even a separate disease – chronic fatigue syndrome, or myalgic encephalomyelitis, which, in addition to causeless fatigue also includes pain in muscles and joints, problems with memory, attention and sleep.

So far, science does not have an explanation for this condition, but scientists do not stop trying to find it. Among the theories are problems with the endothelium of blood vessels, increased permeability of the intestinal walls, impaired pituitary function, and low thyroid hormone levels.

In any case, when fatigue appears for no reason, you should consult a therapist and check the condition of the body.

9. Auditory hallucinations

If a person hears non-existent voices, mediums declare strong enslavement, demons and dark witchcraft. At the same time, this illusory phenomenon is not related to extraterrestrial forces and is a type of auditory hallucination.

A person may think that the sound comes from the ears or from the surface of the body, echoes inside the head or as if coming from the side. At the same time, it is simply a malfunction of brain structures and the production of chemicals that transmit signals between neurons.

With the help of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), scientists found out that during auditory hallucinations in people, the auditory networks of the brain are spontaneously activated, the “emotional” limbic system is excessively disturbed, and the control of the prefrontal cortex, which is responsible for weighted decisions and serious decisions, is suppressed.

Most often this occurs as a result of schizophrenia. Voices can also accompany bipolar and post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease.

People who experience auditory hallucinations need the help of a psychiatrist, especially if the voices compel them to do something.

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As a rule, this condition is treated with antipsychotics. Medicines block dopamine receptors in some areas of the brain and silence the voices.

10. Eye problems

Symptoms of enslavement sometimes include lacrimation, inability to focus on one point, and photophobia.

At the same time, this is a fairly common and often not dangerous condition, caused by eye fatigue, for example, after driving for a long time or working on a computer.

If you often look at the phone or laptop screen for a long time, read without interruption, spend a lot of time in bright light or, on the contrary, are forced to look closely in a dark room, the following symptoms may appear:

• pain, burning and itching in the eyes;
• tear resistance or, on the contrary, dryness;
• blurry picture;
• headache;
• stiff and painful neck, shoulders and back;
• increased sensitivity to light;
• concentration problems;
• feeling like you can't keep your eyes open.

If the symptoms disappear after rest, think about what should be changed so that this does not happen again. For example, take breaks from reading, limit time in front of the screen and use moisturizing drops.

In addition to eye fatigue, tearing and itching can occur during allergies and infection (conjunctivitis), problems with the tear ducts and eyelids, as well as taking some medications.

Go to an ophthalmologist – he will determine the cause of the problems and select the appropriate treatment.