Green - Stress reset: based on a true story

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Warning: this book will thoroughly change your life.

As improbable as what you are about to read may seem it is based on a true story. The provided solution is entirely new and it is a possible breakthrough that can help a lot of people with various complaints (muscle ache, fatigue, depression, food sensitivity, stress, ) if the complaints have a psychosomatic cause.

The secret research revealed in this book could mean a breakthrough for people with:

• FS/ME
• Fibromyalgia
• Depression
• Burnout
• Unresolved traumas
• Psychological problems
• Hyper-sensory perception
• Stress

In part 1, I will disclose the story of my personal search for a solution to my complaints, and tell you how I came into contact with a mysterious man who presented me with the key to resetting my stress and to taking back control of my life. In part 2, I will share with you the result of my research on supplements, their application and effect, as well as other useful information that I encountered during my research. Once more, I want to stress the fact that I am not a certified doctor and that it is always worth consulting one before you begin or end a treatment. As I will also illustrate in part 2, chronic complaints such as pain and fatigue may have very diverse causes and therefore it is recommended to let specialists run the necessary tests to rule out severe diseases.

If your complaints turn out to be psychosomatic by nature (see part 2 for a definition of psychosomatic), the solution provided in this book will thoroughly change your life.

Carine Green

I was sitting in a waiting room, again. Sometimes I had the feeling that my life was a chain of waiting moments. For the umpteenth time I read the symptoms of diseases that were listed on posters. When you stared at those posters out of necessity for fifteen minutes, you started putting your own complaints into perspective or you began believing that you had, in fact, all those diseases. I paged listlessly through the stack of old, dog-eared magazines. The latest summer hairstyles. Losing weight after the holidays. In love with my ex.

My gaze wandered towards the man sitting straight across from me. He was a tall, slender man, but he was not so tall or slender to make him stand out. His black hair was neatly combed back and his face was not unattractive, but certainly not strikingly handsome. In fact, there was nothing remarkable about this man. And yet he stood out to me. He stood out so much, that my gaze kept wandering back to him. He didnt notice or did he pretend not to?

Miss Green. The head of doctor Peeters appeared in the doorway. I stood up without thinking and shook his hand, even though I always considered it strange to shake my doctors hand. It seemed as though we sealed a pact with it, a secret deal that implied I agreed with everything he said.

What can I help you with, Carine?

I stared at the pictures on the cabinet behind him. An intimate hug with his wife, the Eiffel tower in the background. A picture of his children together with Mickey Mouse. Underneath that costume there probably was an underpaid working student with stubborn acne, wearing a Metallica T-shirt. Doctor Peeters often replaced these pictures. And they were always holiday snapshots. Me, I hadnt been abroad for years. Traveling wasnt that much fun if you woke up every morning to the feeling of having been run over by a London double-Decker bus.

The question is whether you can help me. I laughed. Doctor Peeters didnt. I was semi-serious. He knew.

Do you feel some kind of improvement yet?

I shook my head. At my previous appointment, one month ago by now, he had prescribed a new medicine. With shaky hands I had handed the prescription to the pharmacist. At home, I placed the small container on the cupboard and looked at it for a long time. A mild antidepressant, doctor Peeters had called it. The words echoed through my head. That night, I stared at the ceiling for hours, like I usually did. I didnt want to take them. And yet I did. Half a pill a day. With a glass of water and the courage of desperation.

I wasnt depressed. Several specialists had confirmed this. But the pills should be able to help control my symptoms, such as muscle ache and fatigue. Should be able to help. They werent even certain. For the umpteenth time, I felt like a laboratory animal.

You have to give it some time, doctor Peeters said, using the soothing tone I so hated. As if I were a child. Sometimes I wanted to scream. That my physical ailments had no influence on my IQ or the capacity to make my own decisions.

Im so tired of hearing that sentence. Much to my annoyance, tears started to form in my eyes. Angrily I wiped them away with the sleeve of my sweater. What if these pills dont work either? Ive tried so much already.