Numbness and tingling can come about because of direct inflammation, which is swelling of nerves throughout the body, or inflammation of the brain or brain stem that’s affecting other nerves. One way these symptoms can occur is if a virus (such as EBV, shingles, herpes simplex 1 or 2, HHV-6, HHV-7, or the many other undiscovered varieties and mutations of human herpesviruses) creates neurotoxins. EBV is the most common neurotoxin-creating virus; it creates neurotoxins by gobbling up mercury, aluminum, and other toxic heavy metals and toxic substances. Once it releases the neurotoxins as waste, they saturate the bloodstream and can find their way to muscles throughout the body.
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