Psychosis

Psychosis is a term that is used to describe a mental condition where somebody is unable to distinguish between reality and their imagination.
People who are experiencing psychosis are referred to as psychotic. People with psychosis often experience:
hallucinations - where you hear or see things that are not there, and
delusions - where you believe things that are untrue.
Psychosis is not a condition in itself. It is a symptom of other conditions. The most common cause of psychosis is a mental health condition such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder (manic depression).
Psychosis can also be triggered by physical conditions, such as Parkinson's disease, or as a result of drug or alcohol abuse.
How long someone will experience a psychotic state of mind, known as a psychotic episode, will depend on the underlying causes. Drug- or alcohol-induced psychosis many only last for a few days. However, psychosis that is caused by schizophrenia or bipolar disorder may last indefinitely unless it's treated.
Nonichai Formula for Psychosis will remove hallucinations, delusions and feelings of paranoia. This is true also for drug and alcohol induced psychosis.

No more than one capsule at bedtime for 3 months.

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