Your body believes every word you say

Author: Barbara Lee Dian
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: A classic work by a renowned expert in mental language that unlocks potential! This book describes the connection between the mind and body! Barbara Lee Dian is an internationally spiritual guidance expert and an authority in mental linguistics. Over the course of fifteen years of research, she has selected many harmful thoughts related to illness from everyday language, reminding people to pay attention. In this book, she also lists hundreds of idioms and catchphrases that people often use, revealing their unintended negative impact on the body. This book tells you: how to avoid language that harms your physical and mental balance, and how to create a life guide that maintains your physical and mental health. It also teaches you how to subconsciously eliminate disease-causing thoughts and restructure a more fulfilling life.
Chapter My View on Treatment
Long ago, we realized the connection between the mind, spirit, and body and its impact on health. The belief that excessive grief could "kill" a person, unrequited love could make someone "emaciated and frail," fear could "terrify" someone to death, and rage could "make someone sick" was always taken for granted. After the rise of the germ theory in the 19th century, it suggested that all diseases and deaths throughout history were caused by bacteria. Consequently, the understanding of the link between emotions and health was relatively ignored.
Today, medicine has advanced to the point where it can eliminate the adverse reactions caused by bacteria through injections, medications, and improved hygiene. However, biochemical drugs cannot truly cure a person's illness or fully regenerate damaged tissues. The long-term consequence of treating symptoms rather than the root cause has led to the continuous degeneration of human cells, making the body worse than it was before falling ill.