The history of using home remedies (bush medicine) dates back to centuries ago as there were no knowledge of chemical compositions of medicinal content. It holds the concept of healing an individual through the natural environment and was ultimately entwined with the spiritual world and not just the physical. In this present day home remedies still remain very popular and cost effective with respect to curing various ailments and are a vital source for overall health and wellbeing.
Important Tips to Remember: How Your Emotions are Harming You
Anger: Weakens the Liver Grief: Weakens the Lungs Worry: Weakens the Stomach Stress: Weakens the Heart Fear: Weakens the Kidney Sooo......Stay Happy :D
Your lungs extract qi from the air and regulate the supply of internal healing energy. The word anxiety comes from the root word angst, which means “to narrow”. This refers to the narrowing of the bronchial tubes. When you feel anxiety your breath and qi are constricted and can’t flow in or out of your lungs easily. It’s well known that anxiety can bring on, or increase the level of an asthma attack or other bronchial conditions.
Grief or sorrow will depress and weaken your lungs, generally reducing your health and vitality. Grief or grieving is similar to anxiety by disturbing the easy flow of your breath. However, this doesn’t mean that you should suppress feelings of sorrow or grieving. Holding in or stuffing your response to an upsetting event will weaken your lung qi.
Staying happy is easier said than done and I would think grief weakens the heart. How does grief weaken the lungs?
ReplyDeleteYour lungs extract qi from the air and regulate the supply of internal healing energy. The word anxiety comes from the root word angst, which means “to narrow”. This refers to the narrowing of the bronchial tubes. When you feel anxiety your breath and qi are constricted and can’t flow in or out of your lungs easily. It’s well known that anxiety can bring on, or increase the level of an asthma attack or other bronchial conditions.
ReplyDeleteGrief or sorrow will depress and weaken your lungs, generally reducing your health and vitality. Grief or grieving is similar to anxiety by disturbing the easy flow of your breath. However, this doesn’t mean that you should suppress feelings of sorrow or grieving. Holding in or stuffing your response to an upsetting event will weaken your lung qi.