That is correct. A hsv2 discharge is a “short-duration event, such as a febrile seizure, which causes the brain to flip into a high-energy state.” I am still not quite sure how this is going to be an issue for me, but I am definitely looking into it.
The brain can be a pretty scary place and the fact that the brain can flip into a high-energy state is one of the reasons why people have a hard time coping with seizures. When things are calm it’s probably a good idea to make sure you don’t leave your phone on or close your eyes, because the brain can flip into a state of high-energy.
I just got a report from my neurologist that I have a mild case of high-stress/high-energy which is very similar to the description of the brain flipping into a high-energy state. He said that it is extremely rare, but that I should be fine. It is good to know that the neurologist is on the case though.
A little under a year ago, during a seizure, my brain decided to flip into a high-energy state to prevent an attack. I’m glad it was this rare, because it’s been very helpful in coping with the stress of seizures. I have also noticed that when I’m in a seizure I can’t remember what’s going through my head. That is very, very, very strange.
It is very likely that the stress of the seizure had an effect on your brain chemistry. The high-energy state is a condition that occurs when our body is unable to handle the high levels of stress. During a seizure, for example, our body is forced to work in high-stress situations and try to keep our systems stable and functioning normally, but the inability to control our muscle tone and movements can result in our body sending bursts of electricity through the brain.
Our high energy state is a condition that can occur when our brain is subjected to intense physical activity. This typically occurs during exercise, which causes the body to produce a lot of energy. However, our brain itself may not be capable of handling the high levels of stress that occur during these types of exercises. It is only when certain brain regions are not active that our brain is able to handle this high energy state.
This is known as the “hsv2 discharge” and was the subject of quite an interesting article in the March 27th issue of Psychology Today. The article is written by Dr. R. Michael Sussman, a neurosurgeon and professor of Neurosurgery at the University of California, San Francisco. He goes on to say that the reason that he has discovered this phenomenon is because of his work in the field of brain stimulation.
The article provides an excellent overview of the different types of brain wave states and how they relate to the brain’s ability to control movement. The research into the subject of this article has been quite extensive, but the article’s main focus is the “hsv2 discharge” and how it has been linked to a variety of mental and physical problems, including Tourette syndrome, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Attention Deficit Disorder, and Autism.
Well, it is a bit of a mouthful when you think about it because it is a combination of three different waves of brain waves. One is called theta, which is the frequency of brain waves associated with theta waves. The second is alpha waves, which are associated with alpha waves, and the third is the theta-rhythm, which is the frequency of brain waves associated with theta-rhythm.
So when a person has an actual brain wave issue, it is really hard for them to think clearly. In the case of Tourette syndrome, the Tourette’s symptoms are associated with the frequency of alpha brain wave waves, so when a person has Tourette’s syndrome, it is hard to think clearly.