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The ribs are associated with protection, affection, and one’s family tree (the family unit). Their biological function is to protect vital organs such as the heart—the seat of affection—and the lungs, which represent life and freedom. Consequently, any discomfort,...
Urticaria (hives) affects the epidermis, the outermost layer of the skin. Since the skin serves as our point of contact with the world, skin eruptions can act as a physical outlet for tensions within our interpersonal relationships. Urticaria is often interpreted as...
Conjunctivitis—or the danger that has just passed—is interpreted as the physical manifestation of a recent visual conflict or a strong emotional reaction (such as anger) to something one has witnessed that is perceived as unacceptable, repugnant, unworthy, or...
Gallbladder issues are directly linked to emotional conflicts involving pent-up anger, resentment, and bitterness regarding situations that an individual perceives as unfair or difficult to "digest." Ailments affecting this organ reflect a difficulty in expressing...
Type of fibroid, based on their location: Uterine fibroids are not viewed merely as a biological malfunction, but rather as a physical response to a deep-seated emotional conflict related to motherhood, creativity, family, and the "nest." The uterus represents one's...
Being unable to say “no” is a learned behavior that often functions as an emotional defense mechanism. At a deep psychological level, your mind has come to associate saying “no” with a threat to your relationships or your emotional stability; consequently, it chooses...
Diseases of the MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
Diseases of the Digestive system
Respiratory, urinary and auditory system
Diseases of Woman and Men
Diseases of the Head, Brain, Heart and Circulatory system
Diseases of the skin, eyes, kidneys and thyroid
Miscellany
The Task of the Soul
Biological Decoding of Illness