Tinnitus is the phenomenon that makes me hear sounds like hissing, buzzing, or crackling, without this having any relation to my environment. This can be temporary or permanent, and can occur with different sound intensities. Tinnitus has the function of making up...
Phobias are there to protect us from an irrational fear, related to death, which we identify with what we fear. When a person is facing one of their phobias, they may go into shock or panic, their blood pressure can increase to such a degree that they become faint. ...
What Does Healing Mean? Healing means wholeness, thus in order to heal on all levels, we must consider all aspects which make great health possible. Our bodies have a secret language they communicate to us with. If we learn to listen to our bodies natural wisdom, then...
The neck of the uterus is the fibromuscular part of the inside of the uterus that projects into the vagina. Problems in this part of the uterus affect young women more. Sometimes they tell us about a conflict of helplessness regarding the idea and the feeling of not...
At the head is our command center, from which we think, reason, make decisions, prevent unforeseen events, etc. The head is the organ that most quickly reacts to pain. When I do not accept certain thoughts, ideas or feelings because they annoy or distress me; also...
Obstacles that hinder or prevent healing: Are we open to healing? Do we really want to heal ourselves? To begin the healing process, we should inquire within to find out if there is any unconscious resistance that prevents us from accessing it. It is not a task free...
The esophagus is located at the beginning of the digestive system and joins the pharynx with the stomach. It is the step for food to be digested. It is a relatively passive organ. Once I have taken the “bite” in my mouth, I now need to “swallow” it and that is...
Multiple sclerosis is a disease that affects the feminine pole, the sensitive aspect of the person, and usually appears between the ages of 20 and 40. Sclerosis can appear between six and twelve months after the traumatic shock has occurred. The biological sense of...
The term refers to a deprivation paralysis or decreased sensory or motor function. Disgruntled conflict, opposition to the movement, motor skills, lack of initiative or not knowing or not being able to find a way out. What paralyzes me? Many people with this disease...