Psychosomatics vol. 9 – Thyroid diseases
Psychosomatics vol. 9 – Diseases of the Stomach (Thyroid diseases) Thyroid diseases and ailments of the Stomach – Rüdiger Dahlke, a well-known German physician and
Psychosomatics vol. 8. – Kidneys psychosomatics – What does the body tell us?
Kidneys psychosomatics – What does the body tell us? Kidneys psychosomatics. The kidneys are important organs in the human body, responsible for a number of
Psychosomatics vol. 7. – Psychosomatics Cancer – What does the body tell us?
Psychosomatics vol. 7. – Cancer – What does the body tell us? Psychosomatics cancer. To understand cancer, it is particularly important to think analogously. It
Psychosomatics vol. 6 – Anorexia – What does the body tell us?
Psychosomatics vol. 6 – Anorexia – What does the body tell us? A person refuses to eat because they don’t have the will to do
Psychosomatics vol.5 – Liver – What does the body tell us?
Psychosomatics vol.5 – Liver – What does the body tell us? The liver does not make it easy for us to observe ourselves, because it
Psychosomatics vol. 4 – Pancreas – what does the body tell us?
Psychosomatics vol. 4 – Pancreas – what does the body tell us? The pancreas is also part of the digestive system, and it primarily
Psychosomatics vol. 3 – Small and large intestine – what does the body tell us?
Psychosomatics vol. 3 – Small and large intestines – what does the body tell us? The small intestine is where food is digested by breaking
Psychosomatics vol. 2 – teeth, swallowing, nausea and stomach – what is the body telling us?
Psychosomatics vol. 2 – teeth, swallowing, nausea and stomach – what does the body tell us? Psychosomatics and the stomach Food enters the mouth first
Psychosomatics vol. 1 – Digestive tract – what does the body tell us?
Psychosomatics vol. 1 – Digestive tract – what does the body tell us? Digestive tract or Digestion also shows similarities to brain functions, because the
Psychosomatics – what does the body tell us?
“Disease as a Path” by Rudiger Dahlke is a book that explores the relationship between physical symptoms and psychological and emotional conflicts. In the book,