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Toughcooki
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Default Aug 06, 2020 at 05:10 AM
 
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Originally Posted by puzzclar View Post
I've been through a lot of painful times. What I have found out is that the body stores that stress in our tissues, and it impacts each system. Today, I had an appointment with a somatic practitioner who does bodywork, and I was surprised by what she told me. The upper back has nerves that connects to the digestive system, which can led to issues when chronic stress happens. And with every passing day/trauma/stress/anxiety that our mind, body, and spirit goes through each area is affected. It's not just the brain.

For me, I have digestive system issues, and spine pain, I also was diagnosed with major depression, PTSD, anxiety and psychosis. Each part of me reacted to the stress but it is all connected. After I had the bodywork done, I have felt better, both physically and mentally. It's amazing how much was released from working with my stomach.

I know not everyone will believe in bodywork. And that's okay. Just remember that we are not just our brains. We are a human being, that includes. The whole body, every cell, impulse, and memory, and behavior.

To me, this makes sense. But I know that not everyone can afford the bodywork, but I know it works for me.
I've never even heard of bodywork but it makes sense. I mean - your digestive system is it's own nervous system. Our bodies are controlled by glands and organs, much more than by the brain. It's like the brain is the CEO & Board of Directors, and our other systems are upper management, lower management, and day-to-day employees. If there's an earthquake(stress event), an employee might panic and throw their lunch into a storage bin and run (stuffing away feelings)- and everyone gets to smell it a few weeks later, but no one knows why it's there or even exactly where it is. Just that it stinks. And the smell gets into everything.... (Effects of stuffing the panic reach all parts of the body)
Kind of a weird analogy, but it makes sense to me, lol.
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