Stress and the Body: Understanding the Signals of Imbalance

When our body is no  longer able to integrate the stimuli it receives from its environment, the stimulus becomes stress, and stress causes an alteration in cellular homeostasis, giving rise to multiple sensations of discomfort.

But stress never strikes at random: depending on the type of event, the information becomes anchored in specific vital currents in the body, connected to one or more organs and systems.

• Heartburn in the face of an unbearable situation: the body signals a blocked or forced action. 
• Tension in the shoulders and a contracted colon: the body expresses perfectionism, physical and psychological rigidity. 
• High blood pressure: an inner tension seeking an outlet through the arteries.
• Excess weight: often a deep inner emptiness seeking to be filled.
• Allergies: a permeability to what comes from outside, and a difficulty in recognising what belongs to oneself and what does not.

The manifestation of a disturbance is a signal sent by the body to indicate the presence of an underlying imbalance. Often, at first, this dysfunction is mild, such as joint pain, the onset of dyspepsia, or a few headaches. This already indicates a nutritional imbalance in certain vital currents, which require support to prevent the disturbances from persisting and worsening.

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