Pharyngitis – Comprehensive Health Coaching.

PHARYNX

Musculo-membranous tube that connects the nose and mouth with the larynx and esophagus. It is divided into the nasopharynx (upper), oropharynx, and laryngopharynx (lower).

BIOLOGICAL SENSE: Common passage for the “chunk” in its form of food, liquids or air.

It has three parts:

NASOPHARYNX, located in the upper part behind the nose and guarantees the passage of air.

OROPHARYNX, located in the middle part, behind the bell and helps in the passage of air and swallowing.

LARYNGOPHARYNX, located in contact with the epiglottis and larynx, very important for swallowing and for the passage of the “vocal” piece, the word abroad.

CONFLICT: Conflict to catch or spit piece. For example, wanting something that we cannot have. With attack-defense and communication tones.

Conflicts of not being able to speak: “If I say what I think, everything falls apart.” Saying something we shouldn’t have said.

Nasopharynx: Conflict of not being able to catch the smell of mom. Very important for the baby.

PHARYNGITIS

Inflammation of the mucosa of the pharynx, probably due to bacterial infection. The main symptom is pain when swallowing.

BIOLOGICAL SENSE: Inflammation allows the greatest contribution of nutrients for the repair of a pharyngeal conflict. It occurs at the beginning of the phase and if the conflict is not resolved definitively or it reappears, it can become chronic.

CONFLICT: Conflict to catch or spit (release) the piece.

Also fury that prevents speaking, tremendous impulse to speak and inability and fear to do so.

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CHRONIC PHARYNGITIS: Conflict that is repeated (for example, when you see the person to whom you would like to say something every day and, however, you do not).

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Throat

If my throat hurts, I can blame myself for having said certain words, or think that I should have said something. It’s as if I self-punished myself for the pain. Maybe the time has come to say what I’m living to free myself from it.

My throat can also become inflamed if I inhibit anger and let this emotion rise to my throat. If I don’t really say what I want to say or there is a conflict in my expression of myself, then my throat feels this rejection.

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