Is there a biological explanation for why our skin is the largest organ in the body? Yes, the skin is a sensitive organ with many nerve endings that not only perceives wind, sunlight and rain, but also helps in the perception of many emotional emotions and serves as a barrier between you and others.
Typical skin disorders according to Biodecoding
It is the conduit for concerns that must be addressed on all fronts. It serves as a reminder of the years that we have lived and as a symbol of the footprints that we have left on the path of life.
Each line, stain and scar on our skin is a summary of a time, a relationship and both joy and pain.
In the dermis and in the epidermis both the joyful moments of contact with others and the difficult moments of separation, loss of a loved one, disappointment and abandonment are represented. As we feel through the skin, it does not forget and, as a result of this need, the skin has a huge cerebral cortex.
The exterior: our initial scroll
To remember our messages and friends’ phone numbers, we wrote them on our hands when we were kids. We also used to write the names of the people we loved and coveted on the skin of our arms. We did it with ink!
Obsessions that seemed to last forever became blurry stains as time, soap and water erased the remains.
To help us pass school exams, we would draw these “accordions” on the palms of our hands, but when sweat rubbed them off, they almost always disappeared from memory. But in those moments, our skin -the book of our needs- became a delicate and brittle diary.
Our skin serves as a scroll in which our existence is summarized, since we write on our bodies and time leaves permanent marks on us. It is a literature dense in memory, totally symbolic, and that can only be understood in the first person.
It is a collection of monologues that together form the only book that is our life.
We write repeatedly and without ceasing: “Yes, I have lived” on the skin.
Seven skin disorders and the biological problems they cause
Acne
It is the appearance of pimples, blackheads, and red, swollen spots on the skin that resemble cysts in the sebaceous gland.
It most commonly affects adolescents and young adults (approximately 80% have experienced it at some point in their lives), who place great importance on their physical appearance and aesthetics.
Biological conflict of acne
Aggression conflict, concern for face or physical integrity, defense against aggression or an effort to be attacked by a predator. Inflammation of the sweat gland occurs in acne vulgaris when there is a conflict between appearance, dirt, or the feeling of contamination.
Atopic dermatitis
Atopic dermatitis is a long-lasting or chronic skin condition that can affect any part of the body, including the scalp, face, and chest.
It arises as a result of scaly and constantly itchy, swollen and red rashes. When the problem of separation is overcome, the answers become apparent.
Biological conflict of atopic dermatitis
Separation conflict and indicates the desire or reluctance to have skin contact with a loved one, family members, close friends or an animal. You can learn more about the specific conflict to be resolved by looking at the part of the body that is affected:
He abdomen, chest, inner arms, and inner legs are affected (meridians, Yin). To keep them from leaving, we hug each other with the inside of our arms and legs and keep our bodies very close to each other at the chest and abdomen.
Affection in the Yang meridians of the following areas of the body: the back, buttocks, elbows, wrists, knees, and outer sections of the ankles. In order to push them away, unwanted people or objects are pushed with the elbows, fists, shin, or knee.
Head. It is questioned if it agrees or is linked to the beliefs that are professed, the knowledge that is possessed, etc.
Bad mood on the face normally, it is an investigation of “looks” or “image”. When they were young, it was the absence of affection from their parents or other primary caregivers (guardians).
Example:
When a young person is separated from his parents and perceives the separation as abrupt or strong. When children start school or kindergarten, they find themselves in this situation because what they most crave is the physical contact of their parents or other loved ones.
The separation is “resolved” and the child returns to his parents and his house, with toys, rooms, objects, etc. As soon as the child “resolves” the separation, eczema or dermatitis begins to manifest.
You can create something that the child and parents bring together and have built together if the child is experiencing separation anxiety, especially from their parents. Some examples are a bracelet, a ribbon, something for the hair, etc.
The bracelet will serve as a common thread and represents a strong relationship between the people who wear it. If you transfer and change schools, you can do the same with your classmates or anyone you feel alienated from.