Content: "If you talk to anybody that has suffered from anxiety  and you ask them these three questions,  you will find out  that their anxiety is coming from a nutrient deficiency.  Number one, have you had it on and off your entire lifetime?  That this is a genetically inherited deficiency,  not a disease. The second question is,  can you always point to the specific trigger that causes it?  sometimes I could just be sitting at dinner with my family and I'm,  like, overwhelmed with anxiety.  I can be driving home from work on an otherwise innocuous day  and I just get overwhelmed with anxiety.  There's no trigger. And the third thing is,  if you've tried anti anxiety medications,  did they work? And they'll tell you, no,  they just make me feel like a zombie.  Because when your body is deficient in this mineral,  it is called methylfolate,  it doesn't have the raw material to break down catecholamines,  so these neurotransmitters rise.  Are people that are highly prone to anxiety?  They don't have a personality disorder.  They have high catecholamines.  If we put the right amount of methylfolate back into their body,  they can metabolize those catecholamines  and those. Those sensations would calm down.",