Clinical nutrition and mental health consultant, Asmaa Al-Dahdouh, warned once morest exposure to psychological trauma, stressing that it is the cause of many organic diseases.
Al-Dahdouh said in an interview with “The Week”: that people go through psychological trauma for various reasons,
Either for the loss of a loved one, or for severe emotional letdown, or for repeated frustrations, or for shocks with money because of work or trade.
She added: Every surprise followed by strong and unusual feelings is considered a shock, stored in the unconscious mind and causing a series of emotional consequences of physical pain… or a different mood… a view of life that is not the same, a change in sleep times… insomnia or long hours of sleep. A change in the appetite for food, whether by abstaining from it or gluttony in its demand… Excessive sensitivity towards the words of others.
Al-Dahdouh indicated that the inability to return to life normally, or even difficulty in performing daily tasks or performing them without spirit, are sure signs of exposure to trauma.
She explained that some believe that he has overcome his trauma, but is surprised by the opposite when he is exposed to any stimulus or factor that awakens the features of the trauma within him.
And the mental health consultant, Asmaa Al-Dahdouh, says: But this is what I see in many of the repeated mistakes in the cases of many of my followers, negative experiences and repeated divorce, which is followed by a bout of confrontation with oneself, either victory and change for another person, or diving into darkness and dying alive. And she adds With different reasons.
Today I show you how your body and organs translate those traumas and the feeling of physical illness that requires psychological treatment before drug treatment.. .. .
Louis Hay says in her book (You Can Heal Your Life):
There is a direct relationship between physical and mental illnesses, and simple psychological suffering, such as frustration or stress, can be physiologically fatal, such as:
1 – Pain in the ear: Originally, it is your body’s interpretation of refusing advice, or disagreements with a relative.
2 – Insomnia: It is a translation of dissatisfaction with one’s own achievements, or frustration.
3 – Diarrhea: is a translation of the desire to get rid of the past.
4 – Eczema: It is a translation of reprimanding and blaming oneself and overburdening oneself.
5 – Bags of fat or greasy hair: It is a translation because you feel that you are not in control of your life, and that circumstances are leading you towards the unknown.
6 – Flu or congestion: a translation of family or work problems, with which dialogue is of no use.
7 – Muscle tension, stiffness and bone pain: a physical translation of the feeling of being unable to bear the harsh conditions.
8 – Arthritis: a translation of feeling in need of love and sympathy.
9 – Imsak: Refusal to change, confinement to the past and what is known and familiar.
10 – Inflammation of the intestines, ulcers and stomach problems: the feeling that it is not possible to meet the demands of others, and to carry out your duties.
11 – Nose (runny): internal sadness and crying.
12 – Nose (blockage): not realizing one’s self-worth.
13 – nose (bleeding): the need for appreciation and love.
14 – Irregular cycle: fear of losing the interest of others, fear of old age.
15 – Anorexia: rejection of life, self-hatred.
16 – tumors: chronic hidden wounds.
17 – chronic cold: disruption of the system, the inability to integrate into a new situation.
18 – Prostate: surrender to old age.
19 – Hemorrhoids: Inability to carry out duties and responsibilities.
20 – Sore blisters and warts: repressed anger, self-punishment, and hatred.
21 – Breathing problems: remorse, the feeling of taking something or a position unjustly.
22 – chronic heat and sweating: anger, resentment, tension.
23 – sinuses: feeling injustice from relatives.
24 – Burning (burning): fears.
25 – Sensitivity and itching: remorse due to wrong desires.
26 – Numbness in the extremities: feeling unable to defend oneself or others.
27 – An accumulation of fluids in the body or an abscess: repressing feelings, submission to injustice.
28 – All blood problems (from poverty to leukemia): related to loss of vitality, inspiration, and creativity.
29 – All lung problems (from inflammation to asthma): relate to emotional wounds that have not fully healed.
30 – Neck pain: the feeling of resistance to life.
31 – Knee problems: feeling wounded pride.
32 – Rheumatism: fear of life.
33 – Leg Pain: Fear of the future and progress.
34 – Weight Gain: Insecurity.
35 – Cancer: a deep sadness that devours and extends its roots inside.
36 – Sugar: loss of happiness.
37 – Gluttony: the need for protection.
Al-Dahdouh advised the people, saying:
Tell your bodies, your souls, and your minds that it is sufficient to express your pain at the time of the problem.
