People now see that our emotional health is as, or more, important than our physical health. It's because a healthy mind means we're healthy in all ways: emotionally, physically, and spiritually.

People with PTSD believe their condition is permanent. They live with constant emotional stress as a daily fact of life. This deep emotional pain may drive people to seek often self-destructive relief. They want to numb the pain, if only for a moment.

FasterEFT knows that, to overcome trauma, we must eliminate its root cause. It's not enough to address the stress responses.

A traumatic event instantly harms a person's emotions, mind, and body. This may damage a person's normal coping skills, causing traumatic stress.

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Understanding Traumatic Stress

FasterEFT knows that everyone records and reacts to experiences uniquely. No two people are the same, whether in thought, actions, behaviors, or whatever else.

Even in the same environments, like with twins, there will be differences in their understanding of the world. They have the same parents, education, and upbringing.

This is why, after a tragedy, some recover easily. Others find the after-effects painful to deal with. It can often lead to a permanently changed mindset and subsequent lifestyle.

Even after the terrible event is over, a person can still suffer. Their mind links each new event to a past trauma.

Feeling numb, wanting to feel numb, and shutting yourself off from others. Also, constantly feeling grief, hurt, and guilt. These are just a few of the many responses that weigh you down.

You may find that even sleeping becomes a task. You may have bad dreams that relive traumatic memories.

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Traumatic Stress Events

Traumatic events may include witnessing danger or violence. They may also involve a life-threatening event that causes death or serious injury. Other examples of experiences that may lead to Traumatic Stress Responses are:

1. Transport disasters

2. Domestic Violence

3. House Fires

4. Natural Calamities

5. Combat experiences

6. Terrorist attacks

7. Rape and sexual assault

8. Losing a job

9. End of a relationship

10. Miscarriage

11. Death of a loved one

If you look at the above list, you may notice that some events are far more traumatic than the others. But as we mentioned earlier, every person’s coping mechanism is unique. Some people move on easily. Others are overwhelmed by trauma.

How Does Trauma affect DNA?

The experience of stress causes a chemical imprint in DNA. The DNA sequence doesn't change. But the chemicals leave a "tag." It is extra information. This chemical imprint is with your DNA.

Stress affects DNA. It turns off some genes and activates disease-causing ones. The result is specific behavioral changes. Sometimes, they are physical, like cancer, fibromyalgia, and arthritis.

For example, a man suffers from ongoing trauma for several years. He builds resilience and develops certain survival skills. The stress chemicals leave a coating on his chromosomes.

If this man's experience caused extreme fear, his DNA would carry chemical "tags" that resulted in those traits.

The impact of this coating will depend on the particular chemical combination. And the precise emotional experiences he went through will determine that combination. The coating turns off some genes and on others. It leaves genetic markers for traits like extreme resilience, anxiety, and depression. It also affects emotional survival skills.

And, if he lacks the tools to handle that stress, it becomes part of his DNA.

FasterEFT helps with Traumatic Stress Management

The FasterEFT method of managing traumatic stress is very effective. It doesn't require taking lots of medication. However, FasterEFT is not a substitute for any medication prescribed by a doctor or a licensed medical professional. FasterEFT works with the brain and body. It changes the body chemistry that causes emotions. So, it has a powerful effect on our DNA. Changing the chemical state of the body changes the effects on the DNA.

FasterEFT changes your emotions. It alters your body's chemistry, affecting your DNA. You can reverse the effects of past trauma and stress. This can change your life.

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