Over the years, various studies and analyzes of various patients have been able to determine that lupus or lupus erythematosus does not exist as a disease.
LUPUS according to Biodecoding — Emotional conflicts
It is not a disease, it is not a syndrome, it is a set of different symptomswhich in turn somatize one or very different emotional conflicts that are experienced at the same time, or very close to each other.
Until a few years ago, it was easy for any doctor to diagnose lupus when they saw more than one of the following symptoms…
Pain, inflammation or swelling in the joints
Tissues derived from the new mesoderm (which governs tissues that allow or symbolize our movement and valorization). In addition to adding symptoms in the blood (which we already know represents the family), changes in the counts and easily presenting anemia.
we could talk about the devaluation I received from my own family and prevented me from moving freely or made me feel unable to move forward, move forward, etc.
Pericarditis or Pleutiris
pericardium and/or pleura
These are the “little skins” that cover my heart and/or lungs. Both come from ancient mesoderm and necessarily obey a feeling of separation and vulnerability, or, on the contrary, I want to separate myself from…
Translation: knowing the heart is family, family love and its variants.
The lung is like a territory, the threat within my territory, fear of death, I feel vulnerable from my family, I want to separate from them now, they threaten my territory or a situation at home scares me.
kidney conflict
The kidneys are organs of the endoderm, and the endoderm controls all the organs and tissues that allow me to survive.
If I can’t filter the fluids I drink, process them, mark my territory with my fluids (urine, like an animal), I’ll be affecting my kidneys.
Knowing that the kidneys can indicate problems with marking my territory or my fluids, I must use this in the search for emotional influence. My family may be involved and may be related to work or school:
- What territory do I not have?
- What region have they conquered me?
- What region can’t I dial?
- What territory do I feel distant from?
- Why do I feel like a fish out of water?
- And we go to liquidity and analyze what I spend so much money on?
- Where does my money go like water?
- Why do I feel guilty every time I spend?
- Why do I live with the feeling that I have to stop spending money?
And so we go with each of the factors that make up the symptoms of lupus, because each element contains an emotion, a possible emotional conflict. So I am not or someone has LUPUS, no.
You simply went through one or more of the aforementioned emotional effects, and were unable to deal with them and are currently experiencing these symptoms.
In addition to those symptoms:
- Pain in the muscles: devaluation
- Urticaria on the skin: separation
- Hair loss: devaluation
- Discolored fingers or toes: devaluation and separation
- Swollen eyes: relationship difficulties: I don’t want to see or I no longer look at what I used to like.
- Mouth ulcers: relationship conflict: I said or was told something embarrassing, humiliating, embarrassing…
- Exhaustion with fever: resolution of conflicts, but if it is kept for 3 more weeks, it indicates that it has not been completely resolved.
Thus, when medicine sees two or three symptoms of all of the above, it issues a verdict: LUPUS.
You do not necessarily have to have all the symptoms mentioned above, but if your biggest problem is the depreciation of your value as a person, we add the diagnosis “YOU HAVE LUPUS” and you buy that diagnosis, obviously, all the previous symptoms will get more complicated, because if you were weak or nervous before, now you will be more.
Basically what you should do when you are faced with a diagnosis of LUPUS is look for any of the following influences or emotional conflicts in your life and work on them.
Emotional conflict of devaluation and/or self-devaluation
It affects bones and joints, depending on the specific type of impairment and of course causes the typical pain and arthritis in patients with LUPUS.
Uprooting emotional conflict / fish out of water / I’m not where I like
It affects one or both kidneys and causes fluid buildup and swelling (inflammation) in the body, which is interpreted as lupus nephritis when combined with other disorders that lead to lupus.
This conflict and its permanent partial, but not total, resolution can lead to kidney failure.
Emotional separation conflict
It affects the skin, especially the epidermis, and shows its main signs and symptoms in the healing phase, since at this stage it causes swelling or edema of the epidermis.
This swelling can certainly increase, because the feeling of “fish out of water” will increase. It will cause spots or marks on the skin.
Lungs
Finally, we add a plus: the lungs. By living with the feeling of “FEAR OF DEATH” this will complicate everything.
Conflicts can occur together at the same time, in the same week, days or in the same month. I could be in a complicated situation in life that I solved and I already moved on to something else, and halfway through solving it I’m moving on to something else and going back to the first thing
If there is something common in patients with LUPUS, it is that they trigger and resolve conflicts over and over again. because they do not bring significant changes in their lives. They temporarily resolve some conflicts, feel better for a while, and as the day progresses, they relapse.
Even a patient can be diagnosed as “IN REMISSION” if for some reason you were able to partially overcome any conflict. But it won’t be final until it is permanently fixed.
Headache
A clear sign that a patient is partially cured and relapses is because the headaches begin.
His brain tissue repair edema increases in size and if the patient falls into his conflict situation as “uprooting” he will retain fluid, the fluid in the brain edema will also increase and this can endanger the patient’s life during a healing process .
That being said, the growth of a cerebral edema (you will understand if you understand the stages of the disease) can cause behavioral problems, because it may not be just edema, but each emotional conflict started and developed in a different hemisphere of the brain and a constellation was formed.
This can lead to mood swings, psychiatric symptoms, psychological changes, etc. And now, something else that the doctors say in their diagnosis: weakened immune system. And not…
Change in immune system
What really happens is that any change in the immune system is due to the fact that the brain is alert to all other conflicts and symptoms and in its eagerness to survive it can be said that it is “neglecting” its defenses.
The brain focuses on kidney function, lung function, intact skin, and more.
The only way to get rid of a diagnosis of LUPUS is to analyze who you live with and in what conditions you do it. You have to distance yourself from people who don’t like you, get out of this toxic environment and empower yourself once and for all.
Find a healthy territory where you don’t feel invaded, become self-sufficient to feel in control of yourself and your life. “No Poor Me”, go ahead and make changes so you can fully heal.
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