Why does my child have episodes of aggression and will strike other children?

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Increased episodes of anger and aggression can be related to either low brain blood pressure or “road rage” like episodes. Both of these seem to be the consequence of past but unrepaired injuries to the autonomic nervous system. This will resolve after the protocol helps the nervous system to repair itself. **This is a complicated topic. You may want to read Chapter 13 in our book where I cover this in great detail.n

Why does my child have episodes of anger and try to injure himself?

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The aggressive behavior is often from underlying damage to the autonomic nervous system (ANS). When damaged, the ANS is often unable to regulate the proper flow and pressure of blood and oxygen into the brain causing the child to feel unusually anxious, fearful, angry, and aggressive. Over time the protocol will resolve this. **This is a complicated topic. You may want to read Chapter 13 in our book where I cover this in great detail.