I have learned that a lack of micro-nutrients and an imbalance of electrolytes can impair cognitive function and elevate mood changes, shifting electrolyte levels can cause Brain Fog. Those who suffer high blood glucose levels are at risk of blood stasis and poor blood circulation to the micro-capillaries. This is bad for the kidneys when they do not balance the sodium, potassium, phosphates, water, and electrolytes in the bloodstream. I'm not sure to what extent that this has an effect on people with PTSD, or any other disorders people have, but different levels of bio-electric energy levels in the brain can produce a most undesirable effect on the bio-rhythm of peoples emotions. I'm not sure if ''Benzodiazepines'' do what they claim, being that how can you target and isolate just one part of the brain and treat it without doing harm or adverse effect on the rest of the brain. my question is....do Benzodiazepines know exactly where to go, and where not to go? It would be my thought that what if Benzo's Create a Neurological Wave that Triggers the Sensors of Aggression and Switches Off Inhibitors. I am not a chemist or a physicist to report any theory and stand behind it. I have Autism and for all I know I could have been born with the predisposition to have PTSD as well, I don't know, I was not evaluated.