“The Psychological Causes of All Physical Illnesses and Their Cures”

- Why doesn't modern medicine know the cause of disease?
- Discover the patterns between thoughts and illness with EFT.
- The psychological cause of the symptom lies in the idiomatic expression of the body part.

“Unresolved emotions are bound to become embodied.
“Unresolved emotions show up physically.”

This phrase is something that Gary Craig, the founder of EFT, always emphasizes.
Modern medicine has become ignorant of the causes of disease by separating the mind and body and denying their connection.
The author, a practicing Oriental medicine practitioner and EFT expert, has been treating a wide range of symptoms with EFT for nearly 20 years and has discovered patterns that exist between thoughts and illness.
We have discovered that the idiomatic expressions we use for body parts contain clues to the causes of physical ailments.
Look for psychological causes of your symptoms in the book, and ask yourself questions to find out the psychological causes, thinking about why you have these psychological causes.
Try EFT on this, use healing affirmations that fit your symptoms, and see the healing results.

“Experiment and test with your symptoms.”

First, I discovered that our idiomatic expressions contain clues to the causes of physical illness.
Let's take a concrete example.

? I can't bear to open my eyes and look, sadness is clouding my vision.
There is nothing visible.
The eyes are high.
My eyes are dizzy.
The eyes are low.
To be arrogant, to have a fire in one's eyes, to have one's eyes rolled back, to have a mosquito net attached to one's eye, to have a sore eye, to have a thousand fires in one's eyes.

These words are commonly used to express emotions, but they are also used literally to describe eye symptoms.
People who say they have dry eyes actually have dry eyes, conjunctivitis, or styes.
--- p.9, from “Before Entering”

Let's be specific.
The original function of the foot is to walk, run, and move forward, and this is also the original meaning of the foot.
Therefore, the specific psychological causes of foot symptoms include not being able to walk (inferiority complex), not being able to walk (incompetence), and not wanting to walk forward (avoidance psychology).
Also, the function of the knee is to bend, and kneeling signifies submission and frustration, so this becomes the original meaning of the knee.
So, the specific psychological causes that cause knee symptoms are not being able to kneel (inferiority complex), not being able to kneel (incompetence), not wanting to kneel (avoidance psychology), frustration, and feeling ashamed of having given in.
--- p.79, from “Chapter 1 Bones, Cartilage, Ligaments, Tendons, Joints”

Anemia, polycythemia
psychological causes
? I don't want to fight.
Fighting is scary.
They say that when we want to fight, our blood boils.
The blood of an anemic person does not boil, and he does not try to fight.

? I am worthless.
I am not important.
I am nothing.
To be loved is to receive energy.
A child who is not loved feels worthless and has no desire to live.
Red blood cells and white blood cells are also produced primarily in the bone marrow of fat bones.
Bones become sick when feelings of inferiority, incompetence, and helplessness are severe, and bone marrow is a part of the bone.


? I don't really want to live hard.
It doesn't matter whether I live or die.
Lack of passion for life manifests itself as a deficiency of red blood cells.
If there are not enough red blood cells or hemoglobin, the blood becomes thin and weak.
Red symbolizes energy and fighting, which is also an important meaning of blood.
--- p.311, from “Chapter 5 Blood Diseases”

Case 2 Noise-induced hearing loss
A male office worker in his 50s was recently diagnosed with noise-induced hearing loss.
Noise-induced hearing loss is hearing loss caused by loud noise, and it occurs more often when you listen to loud noise for a long time.
Once it occurs, it is difficult to treat and can leave permanent disabilities.
However, he had never been exposed to noise and never listened to music loudly with earphones, so there was no objective reason for him to have noise-induced hearing loss.
However, he was so afraid of being criticized that he lived trying to please everyone.
So he rarely actually heard any criticism or blame.
However, the fear of hearing criticism and blame was so great that it actually made me deaf.

--- p.475, from “Chapter 10 Ears”