Introduction
The third embryonic stage, known as movement and recovery, is where cholesterol finds its place. This stage is characterized by individuals grappling with personal development and growth. This article delves into the emotional aspects connected to cholesterol and its impact on our well-being.
Personal Struggles and Independence
In this stage, I found myself building a path alone, fueled by a sense of inner turmoil. I came to rely solely on myself, recognizing that my family was not a source of support.
Cholesterol according to Biodecoding — Emotional Conflicts
- “I understand, but I do not contribute anything,” says the triglyceride.
- “The clan supports (unified) unity,” say the two cholesterols.
Cholesterol plays a significant role in my sense of joie de vivre.
Insights from Louise L. Hay
- Blockage of the pleasure pathways is a probable cause, often stemming from a fear of embracing happiness.
- A new thought pattern emerges: I choose to fully embrace life. My capacity for pleasure flows freely, and I can accept without apprehension.
Cholesterol Chromotherapy
Diet holds paramount importance in regulating blood cholesterol levels, which exert a profound influence on heart health and blood circulation. Key sources of cholesterol are foods rich in fat, including butter, chocolate, meat, and fatty substances.
To foster a healthier balance, consider replacing these items with fish (preferably grilled without added fat), an abundance of vegetables and fruits, and staying well-hydrated throughout the day. Regular consultations with your trusted doctor or naturopath are essential for monitoring progress.
The yellow color is emblematic of healing in this context.
Treatment Strategies
To promote overall well-being, it is imperative to address the pituitary and thyroid glands, along with the corresponding areas of the thorax and heart. Equally critical is the treatment of the gallbladder, liver, kidneys, spleen, and pancreas in this context.