Narcolepsy, or what seems to be narcolepsy, can have different causes. One example that the medical industry doesn’t know is when someone has a chronic viral infection causing neurological fatigue, forcing them to shut down neurologically at unplanned times during the day and search for a spot where they can lie down and restore. That’s from the viral neurotoxins inflaming the central nervous system, causing a neurological weakness, especially if there’s not enough of an electrical charge surging through the brain and brain stem, driving down to the cranial nerves. Not all viral infections that cause chronic fatigue lead to sleep. For some, restlessness and insomnia can occur alongside extreme fatigue. Viral narcolepsy is a specific, unknown category in which neurotoxins saturate the area of the brain that controls sleep, which is the center of the brain that partially encompasses left and right hemispheres and frontal and occipital lobes.
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