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A middle aged man was attending me for his anger problems. He was on medication to reduce his stomach acid for last a good deal of years. He had been suffering with dyspepsia. He was also allergic to a great deal of foods like wheat, and poultry products. With meditation and anger burning exercises, he was getting more and more relaxed in his mind and body. He noticed that he did not need the stomach medication each day of the week. One day he decisive to take the danger of eating a lot of wheat products. Nothing happened. He waited for his abdomen to bloat and for the abdominal pain to appear. But he was enjoyably astonished that not one thing happened this time. His body had started to receive the foods that he had antecedently invented allergies to. This is one of the examples of feed allergies that were reversed by burning out the locked up anger. This anger was in regards to all the issues that he had been thinking about, that he had not been competent to address to his gratification in his younger days. There were repents and resentments that he did not recognise he still had, that had been ‘locked up’ in his body for a heap of years of his life. Anger affects the body in a heap of ways. There is little creative writing of recognized artisti value on how anger may be locked up in the body and affect body’s physiology. Unbeknown to the sufferer, other than raising the blood pressure, the suppressed emotion affects the body in a heap of ways. Itching in the whole body for an unknown reason, is the introductory sign that the body is rejecting something inside it. When a person becomes angry, then there is a sense of rejection to whatsoever the person feels angry with. This sense of rejection, is probably picked up and transmitted at the cellular level and the body starts to reject foods. These are foods that the body was exclusively comfortable with before. Itching is the basi sign of rejection. Itching occurs when hitamines are devised in the body. Histamines are chemicals that the body formulates when it has to deal with something it is not applied to. During any inflammatory procedure in the body, histamines are the initial chemicals to be produced. So when the body has to express ‘displeasure’ with regards to anything, histamines are produced first. Allergies manufacture to a lot of substances subsequently, as the anger increments and is not freed from the body. Allergies take place when the body is rejecting a peculiar substance. This sense of rejection is more powerful, as the person holds on to the anger strongly. No doubt then , that the immune system starts to become angry and rebellious. The body may reach a stage that it starts rejecting it is own tissues. Almost all immune disorders are due to this sense of rejection by the body of it is own parts. It is as if the body is angry with itself. In my clinical experience, I have come throughout numerous exceedingly angry humans suffering with cancer. I have not done any exploration on this subject, but my observation has been that all of these humans carried intense suppressed anger that they could not get rid of. They knew they had anger. They did not know or had the capacity to burn the anger out. Cancer is a condition in which a part of the body becomes rebellious. The body starts to invent cells that eat up all the energy resources of the body, just like an army of angry rebellious soldiers on a warpath. There are hypnotic proficiencies that have been applied to pacify the body percentage that has cancer. They work on the principle of pacifying the diseased percentage taking the anger and rebellion elements into consideration. Anger affects the body in more ways than the emotion that we know of. It has to be dealt with, addressed and dissipated on a regular basis to maintain good physical health. Meditation is one of the choices that is available to address anger on a regular basis. Most helpful customer reviews 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. 4 of 5 people found the following review helpful. I ask myself these three questions: What were the characters doing at the beginning of the book? What were they doing at the end of the book? Do I know more about what’s going on than I did at the beginning, or was this just filler? My answers were not promising. The main character himself is still an improbably young, impossibly over-skilled vengeance addict. I think the author here has a *lot* of potential. I like the flow of the prose, and how I never hiccup over the words or phrasing as a reader. I like the writing style, which is why I gave the second book a chance. At some point in the future I may give this author another shot, but not in this series, as the benefit of my doubt has just run out. *** spoiler alert below *** *** SPOILER ALERT BELOW *** |
Another Winner
a sequence of suspicious escapes
