Pre birth sonogram
Mother stress
Birth separation from mother
Clamped umbilical chord
C-Section causes lack of microbiome/immunity issues
Circumcision causes trauma and lifelong desensitization
Then toxic injections
Then "formula" instead of breast milk containing GMOs
Then baby food with heavy metals
Then busy parents cause child to feel insecure bonding attachment issues
Then school has traumatic teachers and rigid rules and learning styles, unnatural for a child which turns off their imagination.
Then bullies for kids who don't conform.
Forgetting to feel your body because teachers told you not to get up and pee
Forgetting to feel your body because you are told to sit for 6 hours a day.
Learning to listen to authority in the form of the teacher and school bell.
Exercise is taught as an act of competition in gym class (dodgeball/other sports) instead of joyful.
Cafeteria food is GMOs/processed.
Entertainment meant for kids indoctrinates roles - male toys are violent - female toys are sexualized victims in need of saving, which desensitizes children to violence and sexualization.
Entertainment has graphic violence which desensitizes children further.
Horror movies and action movies desensitize children to violence as they are held captive and immobile in their seats which is extremely unnatural.
When witnessing violence, it increasing children's levels of adrenaline and cortisol, which leads to fatigue and weight gain later in life.
Entertainment depicts God as stupid/unreal and nature as dangerous/unsafe so children lose their connection to God and Nature.
This makes them feel alone/empty and in need to be 'filled up' with consumerism.
Entertainment icons (superheroes/Hello Kitty/etc) are sold as action figures/branded items which begins the child's role as consumer, encouraged by constant advertising on television.
School teaches memorization/no imagination. 12 years of this plus stress over making "mistakes" in the form of memorizing things "incorrectly" which sets people up to be diligent about obeying for fear of making a mistake.
Fear of making mistakes/getting test answers "wrong" causes anxiety and leads children to not take risks for fear of getting it wrong on the first try, forgetting they can try again.
This trauma bubble stops many young people from taking risks throughout their entire life unless they courageously try once, and then the trauma bubble dissipates gradually more and more.
Meanwhile, there are no studies on diet and children drift towards toxic processed food. Soybean oil/canola oil causes neurodegeneration in addition to GMOs which cause untold problems.
College is presented as a mandatory next step after public school K-12 and many attend, and rack up high tuition debt.
This, coupled with the fact that many young people are in the trauma bubble which stops them from taking risks causes them to take jobs they do not like, in order to make money.
This depression over unfulfilled dreams leads many to drink/distract through television/eat processed foods which all create a desensitization to the pain of not following your childhood dreams.
These harmful habits plus the hamster wheel of working makes most adults depressed and disconnected from themselves and a feeling of hopelessness and emasculation, which adults are promised will be soothed with more money and more consumerism.
When these adults have children, they are often too busy/depressed to be fully present with their children and the cycle continues as these parents leave the education to the public schools and while at home, teach the same toxic values and trauma-based mind control to their children that they have been taught.
By the time an adult is 65, they are likely to be sick and on many pharmaceuticals.
Their life quality dwindles and often times, their children put them in a nursing home, where they feel scared, abandoned, and are given even more pharmaceuticals.
The children are too busy dealing with their own stress and debt to care for the parents.
And the cycle continues.
Until you stop it.
How do we stop it?
Even celebrities get anxiety
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