Emotions that are repressed within ourselves and that can not be verbalized, are most often expressed by diseases known as "psychosomatic illnesses" and display a whole panoply of symptoms. anxiety and emotional distress, reverberating on the organs of our body.
Every day we generate stress and negative emotions. We accumulate them in the internal organs and in the nervous system. These emotions pollute our mind-body causing dysfunctions in different organs. Sadness touches the lungs, fear reaches the kidneys, anger strikes the liver ...
Thus, according to Chinese medicine, emotions cause diseases. And each organ has its own emotions. In Chinese medicine, this energy is called Chi; it is codependent on the blood. Chinese doctors say that blood is the mother of energy and that energy is the master of blood.
The kidneys are the base of yin and yang. They are therefore the most important energy centers of our body. The kidneys are associated with the skeletal system, hearing and fear. Their treatment affects all systems.
The liver, on the other hand, filters the blood. It is treated in the case of disorders of the menstrual cycle in women. It ensures the flow of energy through our body and controls the flow of our thoughts. It works properly when you have no stress or pressure. Itching, headache and vertigo are signs of liver dysfunction. People with a healthy liver are calmer, make the right decisions and are leaders.
Signs of liver imbalance are either emotional or physical. Emotional signs are anger, irritability, stubbornness, anxiety, bitterness, violence ... If not expressed, these emotions can cause depression or frequent mood swings.
The physical signs are translated by menstrual problems, fatigue, tensions, stiffness of the body, costal pain, allergies ...
How emotional shocks occur
Emotions touch the most sensitive place of the body to cause illness. These are psychosomatic diseases or "diseases of the mind". Psychosomatic diseases can be defined as diseases caused by stress, with damage to the body's systems and organs.
Stressful situations are inevitable. To overcome these, people use problem-solving strategies or emotion-based strategies to reduce the stressful experience. Avoiding confrontation is a bad strategy. Because, in the long run, this strategy increases the stress levels and accelerates the evolution of the disease.
It's true that "love and suffering go through the heart," says a team of doctors and psychologists. However, other organs of the human body may be affected by soul disorders. In other words, a tormented soul affects the cardiovascular, respiratory and digestive system. Visible parts of the body are also exposed to soul attacks, such as skin on the chest, back and arms.
The most sensitive areas of the body
The organs most affected by the emotional shock are:
Back: The strongest pains and tension in this area indicate that you are carrying all the loads of the world on your back.
The respiratory system: Inability to breathe or difficult breathing indicates that certain people, situations or events are choking you.
The heart: this organ is related to our emotional life. Before a date of love, the heart beats; in the company of a loved one, the heart throbs.
The digestive system: dysfunctions of the digestive system, such as gastritis or ulcer, are due to communication problems with others.
Skin: rashes, pimples or spots on the face are a sign of discomfort. They indicate that the person is not feeling well. Skin diseases indicate a sign of rejection of some people or an eviction of the current situation.
The diseases that reach us are carriers of messages. They indicate an emotional or energetic imbalance. It is therefore necessary to learn to read his messages to have a happy and healthy life.
