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The Angry Liver: Exploring the Link Between Anger and Liver Health

  Anger is a powerful emotion. When experienced and expressed healthily, it can be a powerful motivator for change.  However, when suppressed or chronically bottled up, anger can have a significant impact on our physical health, particularly on the liver. The Liver: A Vital Organ The liver is a vital organ that plays numerous crucial roles in the body, including: Detoxification : Filtering toxins from the blood. Metabolism : Processing nutrients, storing glucose, and synthesizing proteins. Immune function: Producing immune proteins and supporting the immune system. Digestion : Producing bile, which aids in the digestion of fats. The Liver-Anger Connection In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the liver is associated with the emotion of anger. When we experience anger, frustration, or irritability, it can disrupt the smooth flow of Qi (vital energy) within the liver. This can lead to: Liver Qi Stagnation: This occurs when the free flow of Qi through the liver is obs...

Betrayal of the Promise: Why are Homeopaths Losing Faith in Homeopathy?

Reclaiming Our Roots: A Call to Action for Homeopaths & Patients! "This post reflects my personal observations and may not resonate with everyone. I understand that some may disagree with my views. However, this is a platform for introspection and a call to action within our profession. We embarked on this journey, drawn to the profound philosophy of homeopathy – a system of medicine that honors the individual and seeks to address the root cause of suffering. We poured our hearts and minds into understanding the intricacies of materia medica, the art of case-taking, and the profound healing potential within each remedy. Yet, today, a sense of unease pervades the homeopathic community. Many of us find ourselves questioning the path we've chosen. Why are we not actively promoting the incredible power of homeopathy to heal? Why are so many of us drawn towards alternative paths instead of embracing the unique strengths of our chosen profession? The Allure of Allopathy: Wh...