WHY DO HUMANS COMMIT SUICIDE?
Not a Genetic Predestination, But a Biochemical Hardware Failure The long-standing debates over a "suicide gene" are losing their ground under the lens of modern neurotoxicology . There is no programmed gene for self-destruction in the human genome, nor is there a specific "suicide center" in the brain. Suicide is a physical system crash caused by the blockage of the Amygdala —the brain’s core survival engine—due to environmental sabotage. 1. The Genetic Illusion vs. Hardware Reality The common belief that suicide is hereditary stems from a misconception. It is not about inherited DNA; it is about shared exposure to environmental toxins (lead-contaminated water, heavy metal diets, air pollution) or common mineral deficiencies. If the brain is a computer, suicide is not a "software glitch"—it is acid (heavy metals) being poured directly onto the CPU (amygdala). 2. Amygdala Blockage: Stalling the Engine of Life The amygdala is the "ignition"...