Psychosomatic Disease Tables Psychosomatic
Psychosomatic Disease Tables
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You have probably noticed and felt the effects of stress yourself. Recall how you couldn’
Louise Hay's Psychosomatics Psychosomatic
Louise Hay’s Psychosomatics
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Louise Hay’s name is familiar to many people, even those not interested in psychosomatics (a branch
Chicago Seven of Psychosomatic Diseases Psychosomatic
Chicago Seven of Psychosomatic Diseases
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The active development of psychosomatics began after a group of scientists from the University of Chicago
Psychosomatics of Bleeding Psychosomatic
Psychosomatics of Bleeding
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Nosebleeds can arise from nervous tension, fatigue, or blood pressure spikes. Psychologically, nosebleeds
Psychosomatics of Angular Cheilitis Psychosomatic
Psychosomatics of Angular Cheilitis
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“Don’t gape at someone else’s loaf,” says the proverb, and psychology also knows
Psychosomatics of Brain Diseases Psychosomatic
Psychosomatics of Brain Diseases
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“We say ‘my head is swelling’ when we can’t solve a problem or understand something new.
Literature on Psychosomatics Psychosomatic
Literature on Psychosomatics
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Psychosomatics emerged as an independent field in 1818. However, its peak popularity came in the 21st century.
Cellulite and Its Psychosomatics Psychosomatic
Cellulite and Its Psychosomatics
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Women combat cellulite through nutrition, massage, cosmetic procedures, and sports. However, few know
Snoring and Its Psychosomatics Psychosomatic
Snoring and Its Psychosomatics
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Snoring (ronchopathy) not only causes poor sleep but also serves as a symptom of a psychosomatic disease.
Psychosomatics of Nasal Bleeding Psychosomatic
Psychosomatics of Nasal Bleeding
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The human body and psyche are so interconnected that any intrapersonal conflict and experience affect