Abstract
The article is devoted to the study of the phenomenon of endogenous intoxication and the theoretical substantiation of its development after psychological correction. Psychological stress leads to the induction of psychological trauma. Psychotrauma has a long-term negative impact on the psychological and somatic state of a person and contributes to the development of psychosomatic diseases. Conducting psychological correction using personality-oriented, humanistic, behavioral, suggestive psycho technologies allows one to get a positive effect and alleviate suffering, and sometimes completely positively resolve the issue. The article analyzes the development of endogenous intoxication after psychological correction of stress-induced psychotrauma with intense emotional experience of a traumatic situation. The results show that in all cases there was an increase in the concentration of middle toxic molecules in blood samples. This led to the development of psychological and somatic symptoms of endotoxicosis in more than 80.0% of cases. It is likely that psychological stress and psychological trauma lead to the formation of intermediate toxic metabolites, which are partially deposited in tissues. During an intense emotional reaction related to psychological correction, peripheral receptors are activated and endogenous toxins flow from their depots into the blood. This can lead to the development of endotoxicosis after psychological correction. It is rational to continue research in this direction.