Opinion

The Chemistry of a Schizophrenic

Paul TE Cusack*

BSCE, DULE, 23 Park Ave, Saint john, NB E2J 1R2, Canada

Submission: June 16, 2023;Published: September 11, 2023

*Corresponding author: Paul TE Cusack, BSCE, DULE, 23 Park Ave. Saint john, NB E2J 1R2, Canada

How to cite this article: Paul TE C. The Chemistry of a Schizophrenic. Organic & Medicinal Chem IJ. 2023; 12(5): 555848. DOI: 10.19080/OMCIJ.2023.12.555848

Abstract

In this paper, we consider the case of a schizophrenic and his chemistry. The amin is to develop chemistry for all those who have schizophrenia. His mother had Grave’s disease. She drank a lot of tea. We will see how this leads to schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is caused by a virus, either H Pylori or cyanobacteria. This explains the fever he experienced at the onset of the Sz when he was 30 years old.

Keywords: Schizophrenia; H Pylori; Cyanobacteria

Introduction

In this paper, we consider one case to develop the chemistry of schizophrenia. The patient is a 56-year-old Caucasian male who has had SZ for 36 years. He lives on the seacoast. His mother has Alzheimer Disease as well as Grave’s Disease. She drank a lot of tea. This combination leads to schizophrenia as we show in this paper. First, we provide balanced chemical equations involving zinc and sulphuric acid.

Schizophrenia is known to be a Northern Hemisphere problem. I suggest it is because of the low temperatures. The critical temperature is 3.9 C.

Also, it is known to be an Island problem. Islands are at sea level where the oxygen is denser and there is a sea mist (NaCL +H₂O).

Ireland which has a marked increase in people with Sz has the critical low temperature of 3.9deg C. They drink a lot of tea and alcohol in Ireland. Tea has butanoic acid and alcohol (OH-) leads to H₂O₂ a nerve toxin.

The pineal gland in Schizophrenia is smaller than normal. The hypothalamus, the link between the endocrine system and the nervous system affects the thyroid, the TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone). TSH affect I2 (Thyroid) which controls the gastrointestinal tract. H Pylori is involved in the stomach.

The patient’s mother has Grave’s disease (Hypothyroidism) . She also drank a lot of tea (butanoic acid). Grave’s is an autoimmune system disease.

Butanoic Acid Leads to

•Asthma
•Crohn’s Disease
•Ulcerates Colitis
•Colorectal Cancer
•IBS
•Autism

The patient has IBS and is likely Autism.

Carbon monoxide is a nerve toxin and Hydrogen Peroxide causes cancers.

Note: The developing nervous system is particularly sensitive to carbon monoxide. This explains the cancers, and the mental retardation and the schizophrenia in the Irish populations.
At sea level STP
P=1.01.325KPa
O₂ =15.999x 2=32 x 6.022=192.69
M=Ln t
t=eM=e192.69=6.828
GMP: E=3.93=M
Temp=t=KE=1/2Mv²
=1/2(3.93)(1/√2)²
=1/101.781)=1/P
=Temp=KE=t
KE=3.93 deg C in Dublin

Conclusion

So that’s the chemistry of one case of a schizophrenic. The virus may be H Pylori or Cyanobacteria. We can project that this is the cause of schizophrenia..

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