Definition: Viral infection that affects the respiratory tract, caused by the influenza virus.
You have sore throat and muscles, chills, sweating, malaise, headache and mucus.
Technical: 1st Embryonic Stage.
vagotonia: Repair phase of a fighting conflict in the territory. If in the repair phase (vagotonia) there is no virus, the disease lasts (bronchitis).
If the virus appears, the disease is brief and explosive (flu).
Biological sense: The body interprets an invasion of the territory as “someone who takes away my the vital (air)”, therefore, in the active phase the upper respiratory tract ulcerates (with affectation in bronchi and larynx) to allow better passage of air.
When the danger passes, we proceed to a repair and reconstruction of the ulcerated tissues, in which the flu virus intervenes.
In addition, the mucus containing the ulcerated dead cells of the bronchi, the larynx and the upper respiratory tract must be expectorated, as well as the viruses that become useless after performing their function.
Conflict: Fighting conflict or disputes in the territory (bronchial tubes) in the repair phase Small recurring family conflicts, which at a certain moment “we can’t take anymore” and make us angry.
Something in our normal life has “swollen our noses” and makes us angry. that rage that unable to escape, it ends up manifesting itself in the form of the flu.
Anger or disgust causes the weakening of the immune system and therefore, there are greater chance of the flu getting out of control and invading us.
We must pay close attention to family parties, where most of these events take place. conflicts.
Gut flu: Fights in the familiar territory that we do not want to assimilate. “internecine fights”.
Influenza bronchitis: “I cannot or do not have the right to complain”
Bio-Emotional Dictionary. (Joan Marc Vilanova Pujó)
SUMMER FLU
DISEASES IN CHILDHOOD:
FLU
It is a condition linked to a virus that causes fever, chills, headaches, muscle aches, sneezing, problems respiratory, etc.
The flu which affects my body more violently than a cold can force me to stay in bed for a certain period of time.
Being the flu an infectious disease and that it is related to anger, I can ask myself who I hate or dislike, an expression that means against whom am I angry?
The symptoms that appear very particularly indicate what I am currently experiencing: fever is linked to anger, sneezing with criticism, the fact of wanting to get rid of someone or a situation, etc. Frequently it is a conflictive situation at the family level: something was said or a situation was experienced that “I cannot swallow” because rules or limits were transgressed. So there is a fight in which I had the feeling that my living space was being violated or that I was running the risk of losing something or someone that belonged to me.
Many cases of flu can be attributed to entrenched beliefs in society, fear too, such as: “I was so cold today, I’m sure I’m going to catch the flu!”.
I have to wonder why I have the flu. Do I need rest?
Do I force myself to stay in bed so as not to face my responsibilities at work or family, etc.?
The flu It can also be born after a situation in which I experienced great disappointment, great disgust or frustration that makes me want to stop feeling what is happening around me (stuffy nose) and also leads to more difficult breathing.
I am interested in expressing my emotions and letting my tears flow to decongest my whole body and restore harmony.
The Great Dictionary of ailments and diseases by Jacques Martel
FLU
Emotional block: Through the flu the body says: “I can’t take it anymore”. It often occurs in the person who finds it difficult to express their desires and manifest their needs. She feels suffocated by a situation, and can even use it to save herself from it. For example: a secretary who can no longer work with her boss, catches a bad flu to stay home for a week. Her true desire is to work, but with a different inner attitude. The flu always has to do with our relationship with someone.
Mental block: The severity of your flu tells you to what degree your inner attitude towards what you should do or be is hurting you. Instead of believing that it is the only way to escape from a situation or a person, it would help you to be aware of what is happening to you and change your internal attitude (it is almost always a victim attitude). Is it possible that you dramatize too much? Rather than resent a situation or someone, I suggest you find a way to do what you need to do with more joy and let go, accepting that you have what it takes to get it done.
Lisa Bourbeau
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