What are some examples of the Toxic Craving Cycle?
The Toxic Craving Cycle is my term for the way that toxic and addictive substances reinforce each other and create a vicious cycle of sickness and addiction. The Toxic Craving Cycle is all around us and helps to explain the prevalence of sickness, addiction, conflict, and violence. Examples of the Toxic Craving Cycle are found in occupations, diet, health-care, and war: 1) Painters, farmers, factory workers, miners, and exterminators (who work with toxic substances) are often addicted to alcohol and tobacco, both of which are toxic, as well as addictive. 2) People who eat meat (which cannot be properly digested and becomes toxic in our intestines) often crave dessert, coffee, tea, and tobacco after eating. 3) People with “silver” fillings (which contain mercury) are often addicted to sweets, which in turn create more tooth decay and the “need” for more silver fillings. 4) People who take a lot of medicines (most of which are semi-poisons) often crave sweets, which in turn create more s
