All illnesses appear from a profound emotional conflict or inner suffering. We must take the time to understand the messages our body sends us. Not only will it restore our health, but help us live better.

I invite you to visit your illnesses to understand their meanings. We have to stop pointing a cause outside of ourselves and take full responsibility for what is happening.

For a more precise description, seek first the ailments (sprain, bleeding, pain, bruises). Then its location (arm, leg, hand, back, shoulder). Finally, the side of the body (left, right).
“The strength that is within us is our best doctor.”

​“Men need to harmonize his mind with his body.”

“Illnesses do not come upon us out of the blue. They are developed from small daily sins against Nature. When enough sins have accumulated, illnesses will suddenly appear.”
 - Quotes by Hippocrates (the father of medicine)
Left: Illnesses on the left side is connected to the feminine side, the Yin. This could be a person (a sister, mother, girlfriend, wife, friend) or our own feminine side, the one referring to creativity, intuition, the perception of the inner world, listening, acceptance, submission, feeling, tender, softness.
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Right: Illnesses on the right side is connected to the masculine side, the Yang. This could be a person (a brother, father, boyfriend, husband, friend) or our own masculine side, the one referring to logic, rationalism, analysis, the perception of the outside world, expression, courage, speech, independence, domination, giving, self-doing.

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Abscess: Anger toward ourselves or others.

Abdomen (belly): Illnesses here mean that we are worrying too much about ourselves or others. Lack of trust in life. Fear of humiliation.

Addiction: Lack of courage to face something or someone. Feeling unfulfilled, unworthy.

AIDS: Feeling worthless. Lack of self-love. Self-punishment. Not wanted any help from ourselves or others.

Allergy: A defensive way to escape someone or somewhere. Insecurity. Difficulty to adapt.

Alzheimer: Refusal, none acceptance, despair toward life. A strong desire to leave this incarnation.
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Anemia: Impressions of being worthless. Lack of interest and joy toward ourselves and life.

Ankle: Lacks of flexibility toward upcoming changes. Unable to trust ourselves and our choices.
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Annular (fingers): Struggles with our relationships, our union with someone and ourselves. Pain and suffering toward an unfulfilled ideal of a perfect relationship.

Anorexia: Fear of taking too much space. Guilt, anger toward ourselves.

Anxiety: Lack of trust regarding life. Overwhelm feeling of insecurity toward past and future.

Appetite (excess): Feeling unfilled. Needs of protection. Needs to fill something within.

Appetite (lost): Feeling lost and guilty.

Arm: Inability to welcome and execute new experiences.

Artery: Unable to let the flow of life, joy, and love. 

Arthritis: Rigidity, intolerance toward ourselves, others, and life.

Auricular (fingers): Struggling with family aspects, secrets, and lies. A desire for independence.​

Asthma: Feeling of suffocation. Difficulty to express and accept our limits and weaknesses. A need for attention, love, and a space to breathe.

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Back (upper): Lack of love, affection. No emotional support. Feeling alone carrying a heavy weight.

Back (middle): Feeling of guilt, hatred toward the past.

Back (lower): Fear toward money and wealth. Lack of financial support.

Belly (abdomen): Illnesses here mean that we are worrying too much about ourselves or others. Lack of trust in life. Fear of humiliation.

Bladder: Represents the needs and expectations of life. Feeling like we do not receive what is due. Repressing our emotions.

Bleeding: Expresses a deep suffering. A loss of joy.  

Blood: Lack of joy and desire to live.

Bone: Lack of structure. Do not feel supported. Feeling like our world is upside down.

Brain: Struggling with our thoughts.

Breast: Is connected to our family, our children, and our friends. Illnesses here mean that we put the others before us. That we overprotect someone or oneself.

Breath (bad): Anger and hatred unexpressed. Dark thoughts toward someone or ourselves. 

Bronchitis: Unhealthy familial atmosphere. Freedom and limits not respected.

Bruises (contusions): Repression toward a feeling of guilt. Impressions of being a victim.

Bulimia: Hatred and anger toward ourselves. Feeling of abandonment and non-fulfilment. Lack of love.

Burnout (Depression): Feeling powerless toward an ideal. Not giving ourselves the right or the possibility, to have. The desire to escape our life, our reality.

Burns: Suffering. Self-punishment. A strong feeling of guilt.

Buttock: Lack of self-expression and trust in oneself.

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Cancer: Repression, guilt, suffering, abandonment, self-destruction. 

Cellulite: Anxiety toward how others see us. Lack of love toward our physical body.

Chest: Perception toward our role in our family.

Claustrophobia: Fear of the unknown. Feeling powerless toward a situation or a person. The strong sensation of being a prisoner.

Coccyx: Worries toward our basic needs: sex, food, protection, shelter, love.

Cold: Not knowing where to start. Feeling confused and having a hard time to accept it.

Colon: Inability to let go.

Constipation: Desire to control life. Not letting ourselves do or say what we would like. Having a hard time accepting what is happening.

Contusions (bruises): Repression toward a feeling of guilt. Impressions of being a victim.

Cramp: Feeling trap, limited. Clinging to someone or something and refusing to let it go.

Cyst: Accumulation of guilt, remorse, and sadness.

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Deafness: Running away from what the others could say. Feeling of being left apart.

Depression (Burnout): Feeling powerless toward an ideal. Not giving ourselves the right or the possibility, to have. The desire to escape our life, our reality.

Diabetes: Sadness toward a lack of love, affection, or joy. Regrets about the past.

Diarrhea: Fear, desire to avoid, to escape a situation or someone (ourselves included).

Dizziness: Trying to avoid a suffering from the past.

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Ear: Pain or suffering toward something we have heard or someone that his not listening. 

Eczema: Brutal change of environment. A undesired separation from someone, something, or somewhere. 

Elbow: Unable to take action or to express something important. Lack of flexibility toward life, oneself, or others. Feeling like we do not have the freedom of choice.

Epilepsy: Desire to escape, to avoid our reality and the responsibilities that come with. Violence against ourselves.

Eye: Difficulty to accept what we are seeing. An old perception that we do not want to change.

Eyelid: Being easily influenced by what we are seeing. Having a hard time accepting life as it is.

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Face: Lost sight of who we are. We change to be loved by others. Not accepting ourselves as we are.

Fainting: Trying to avoid and escape our life.

Fever: Anger toward ourselves or others.

Finger (annular): Struggles with our relationships, our union with someone and ourselves. Pain and suffering toward an unfulfilled ideal of a perfect relationship.

Finger (auricular): Struggling with family aspects, secrets, and lies. A desire for independence.​

Finger (index): Struggle with pride, ego, and authority.

Finger (middle): Struggles with our sexuality, our creativity, and our inner strength.

Finger (thumb): We are thinking too much. Obsess mentally and intellectually.

Flu: Not having the courage to say or express something.

​Foot: Fear of the future. Insecurity to go forward.

Forehead: Lack of will and clarity of mind.
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Fracture: Revolt toward inner or outer laws.

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Gum: Having a hard time to make a choice. Not knowing what to do.

Genital: Anger, guilt, regrets, shame toward our sexuality.

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Hair: Losing our inner strength, vitality, and freedom.

Hand: Inability to take, give, receive, and create the experiences of life.
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Head: Any pain here means that we are hard on ourselves. That we are conflicted with our personal and spiritual growth. Fear of the future.

Heart: Struggling with love, balance, and happiness.

Heart Attack: Choosing money, wealth, and reputation over joy. 

Heel: Need of the approval of others. Struggles to go forward because of past sufferings.
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Hernia: Feeling stuck with a burden. A desire to end a relationship, but do not, out of fear.

High Blood Pressure (hypertension): Having a hard time to express our emotions.

Hip: Lack or absence of autonomy and independence.
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Homicide: Taking someone responsible for our inner suffering.

Hyperactivity: Desire to ignore a part of my existence. Trying to escape or avoid our life.

Hypertension (high blood pressure): Having a hard time to express our emotions.

Hyperventilation: Worries toward change and the unknown.

Hypochondria: Insecurity toward the future. Fear of change. A need for attention and affection.

Hypoglycemia: Giving so much to others, that nothing is left for us.

Hypotension (low blood pressure): Feeling that life goes nowhere. Unfulfilled and having the perception that we never win. Lack of self-love from an absence of love in the childhood. 

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Index (finger): Struggle with pride, ego, and authority.

Infections: Suffering from the lack of expression.

Insomnia: Fear and desire of control toward life. Insecurity of not having any control.
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Intestine: Inability to eliminate our emotional, physical, and mental waste.

Itching: Irritability toward ourselves, others, or life itself. Lack of freedom.

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Jaw: Repression of anger.

Joint: Lack of adaptability toward life, changes, and ourselves.

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Kidney: Lack of expression and letting go of emotions.

Knee: In connection with our pride and ego. Close-minded. Need to express our individuality.

Kneecap: Anger and sadness toward losing sight of our dream, or thinking they are unrealizable. Feeling beaten by life. Having the impression of not going forward.
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​Leg: Fear toward future. Lack of trust in life.

Leukemia: Hatred and discouragement toward life. Self-destruction. Refusing to live. For a young child, this means difficulty accepting this new incarnation.

Lip: Being stubborn. Not wanted to express something.

Liver: Unable to see our possibilities. Lack of trust in ourselves.

Low Blood Pressure (hypertension): Feeling that life goes nowhere. Unfulfilled and having the perception that we never win. Lack of self-love from an absence of love in the childhood.

Lung: Fear of death. Not living life fully. Sadness. Lost interest in life.

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Middle finger (finger): Struggles with our sexuality, our creativity, and our inner strength.

Malformation: A strong fear and emotional shock while being pregnant.

Memory: A strong desire to escape or avoid a suffering, a failure, a situation that we find hard to bear.

Menopause: Having a hard time to accept the changes that come with age. Fear of not being wanted.

Menstruation: A strong pain during menstruation means that we are overwhelmed by anger and guilt toward ourselves, a masculine energy or a situation.

Migraine: Resistance toward life and changes.

Miscarriage: Fearing the changes and responsibilities of a newborn.

Mouth: Narrow-minded. Not wanted to accept new ideas or situations.

Muscle: Struggling to go forward. Unable to deal with what is happening. Not feeling fulfilled.
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Myopia: Fear of the future. Not being open-minded.

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Nail: Biting our nail express a lack of self-confidence. Frustration toward ourselves or our parents. Ingrown nail expresses a strong guilt. Fear of going forward.

Nausea (vomiting): Sadness and disgust toward someone or something. Feeling someone or a situation as a threat.

Neck: Inability to see a person or a situation with more than one angle. Not seeing ourselves exactly where we are.

Nerves: Tensions, stress, and difficulty accepting what happened.

Nervousness: Lack of trust in a situation or in someone (ourselves included).
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Nose: Lack of intuition and self-knowledge. Bleeding from the nose indicates a need to be recognized.

Numbness: A strong suffering that I do not want to express or acknowledge.

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Obesity (weight): A strong need for love and affection. A way to protect ourselves from the outside. Fear of humiliation and shame.

Orgasm: Difficulty to have an orgasm express a lack an acceptance of the other and what is given. Guilt toward pleasure.

Otitis: Not being able to express a suffering or frustration toward something we have heard.

Ovary: Lack of expression of our feminine side. Feeling unsatisfied.

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Pain: Emotional body unbalanced. Feeling guilty. A need for life change.

Pancreas: Lack of gentleness toward ourselves and life. An absence of control and definition of oneself.

Paralysis: Fear and terror toward something or someone. Trying to escape.

Parkinson’s Disease: Fear of not being able to control everything and everyone. An overwhelming need for control.

Pelvis: Difficulty to accept certain responsibility. Fear of what could happen.
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Penis: Struggling to express our masculinity, our power, and our sexuality.

Poisoning: Feeling like someone or something is poisoning our life.

Premenstrual Syndrome: Regrets, anger, or guilt toward society or a masculine energy (a person or our own masculine side).

Psychosis: Strong desire to avoid life. Lack of self-confidence. Feeling like we have lost who we are.

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Sclerosis: Desire to stop suffering. Lack of flexibility in life.

Seasickness: Fear of death. Worries about the future. Lack of letting go of control.

Sexually Transmitted Disease: Sexual guilt. Self-punishment for some sexual acts. 

Shoulder: Struggling to carry our responsibility, our choices, and our emotions.

Skin: Anxiety. Fear. A strong feeling of insecurity. Comparing ourselves with others.

Snoring: Refusing to change old habits, old ideas, or perceptions. A desire to be heard.

Spine: Lack of confidence in ourselves. Difficulty in maintaining our flexibility and our posture when facing the events of life.

Sprain: Refusing to take or to face certain directions in life.

Sterility: Fear of raising a child and becoming a parent. Resistance toward the course of life. Feeling not good enough to educate.

Sternum: False perception of self. Difficulty to show who we really are. Non-acceptance of oneself.​

Stomach: Fear of the unknown and the new. Difficulty to “digest” certain situation of our daily lives.

Stomach Ache: A strong feeling of abandonment and loneliness.

Stretch Marks: Not accepting our weakness. A need for flexibility and acceptance in a relationship.

Stuttering: Having difficulty or fear to express ourselves. Insecurity and suppression in the childhood toward a source of authority.

Suicide: A way to avoid reality. A strong feeling of being unfulfilled. Lack of connection, attention, and love.

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Teeth: Inability to analyze ideas and make decisions. Lack of desire to enjoy life.

Tendon: Lack of adaptation toward a situation or someone.
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Testicle: Doubt and insecurity toward a man or father role. A lack of acceptance of our masculinity.

Thigh: We are fixed on a suffering from the past or our childhood.

Throat: Lack of expression toward someone or something.

Thumb (finger): We are thinking too much. Obsess mentally and intellectually.

Toe: Imbalance between the present and the future.

Tongue: Guilt toward something I wish to express or do. Guilt toward something I wish I have not said or did.

Travel Sickness: Fear of death and the unknown. Feeling a prisoner of life. Struggle with control and letting go.
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Ulcers: A strong feeling of guilt and resentment. Feeling not good enough.

Uterus: A struggle toward our feminine energy or our role as a woman.

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Vagina: Fear, anger, insecurity, or dissatisfaction toward our sexual life.

Voice: Lack of self-expression.

Vomiting (nausea): Sadness and disgust toward someone or something. Feeling someone or a situation as a threat.

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Wart: Shame, guilt, or harsh judgments toward ourselves.

Weight (obesity): A strong need for love and affection. A way to protect ourselves from the outside. Fear of humiliation and shame.

Wrist: Lack of flexibility and freedom. Feeling like a prisoner. Repressed anger.
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