Biodescodification

Dandruff, more than a mere aesthetic inconvenience, mirrors deep emotional conflicts, revealing a significant link with biodecoding. This hair disorder, far from being merely superficial, reflects a lack of paternal recognition and a disconnection from our roots.

Living sexuality is an integral aspect of human well-being. However, it’s often entangled in complex emotions and deep-seated beliefs. Venereal diseases, rather than purely physical issue, can be a reflection of internal conflicts. The holistic approach to addressing sexuality is understanding and confronting the emotions and beliefs that affect it.

Bursitis is the inflammation of the bursa is a structure in the form of a bag that is located between bones, tendons and muscles, with a facilitating function of the movement of these structures with each other.

The prostate, a symbolic organ, can reflect our primitive instincts in relation to sexuality and the protection of offspring. Emotional problems, such as fear of losing a loved one, guilt for having a sexuality considered out of the norm or a prohibition to exercise it, can also affect the prostate.

Sleep has many functions, especially when we are fully rested and sleep well. It helps us in many aspects such as regenerating tissues, allowing us to regenerate areas worn by daily effort, clearing the mind and accumulating energy, but also acts as a stress reliever to release stress.

Biodecoding offers a unique perspective on the health of the appendix, revealing how emotional conflicts can be the root of conditions like appendicitis. Far from being a mere evolutionary vestige, it reflects our internal struggles with issues of survival, attachment, and security.