  Blood symbolizes life; it is the carrier of vital energy, of the joy of living that runs freely through the body. But it also represents family, "blood ties". When we suffer from a blood-related disease, the first thing we must ask ourselves is how does my...
The mouth is the cavity of the face that communicates with the digestive system and the respiratory tract. The mouth is an organ of incorporation "we catch the bite" It allows us to savor before swallowing, rejecting, eating, feeding and also expressing ourselves....
    The spleen is located at the base of the left lung. It is an energy distribution center and plays a very important role within the immune system. It transforms blood, destroys used red blood cells, and manufactures new ones. At the spiritual level, it acts as...
 The uterus is a hollow muscular organ, its inner wall is lined by a spongy tissue whose mission is to contain the fertilized egg during pregnancy and expel the baby at the time of delivery. Two parts are distinguished in it: In the upper part, the body, where the...
  Agoraphobia refers to an intense fear and anxiety about being in places from which escape is difficult or where help is not available. The origin of agoraphobia may have been in the womb. The one who suffers from it continues to be very dependent on the emotional...
An unforeseen event is called an accident, so it is normal that they are considered fortuitous events, the product of bad luck. For me, however, an accident like a disease is one more means that our Inner Teacher uses to warn us of wrong behavior that harms us and of...
The appearance of the symptoms:  When a symptom manifests in the body of a person, it calls for his attention whether the person wants to give the symptom attention or not. Sometimes, the symptom can interrupt a person’s normal life, forcing him to abandon his daily...
 The bronchial tubes represent my living space, my boundaries in the territory, mainly linked to my partner, my family and my professional environment. The ulceration (loss of cells) of the walls of the bronchi allows the entry of more air, preparing a better...
Arteriosclerosis is manifested by a hardening of the arteries and arterioles, leading to a depletion and loss of elasticity in their walls, and an increasingly weak capacity for dilation and blood circulation. The arteries lose flexibility because I have a straight...