We are more than just a body. We have feelings, we are emotional; we are spiritual & mental beings. Science proves that mind, body, spirit and emotions constantly interact-and sickness in any one of those areas affects the other. (0)
Everything we do involves energy. “Your body is using metabolic energy from your last meal as you read this.” (1)
Every cell in our body has a positive and negative electrical charge. Red blood cells have a positive charge internally, and a negative charge on their surface. This surface negative charge causes red cells to repel each other, so that there is ample room between them for oxygen and nutrients to flow, and for the white cells to perform immune functions.
According to Fritz Frederick Smith, the body compensates for energetic or vibratory loss. When there is energetic deficiency, the body attempts to limit further loss by reducing its function. A deficiency can lead us down the road to ill health and depression.
Emotions, such as anger, drains our energy as with stress and negative thinking. When we are feeling emotional our whole being can take on that energy. Even after a traumatic event is over and forgotten that energy can still be trapped inside, disrupting the flow and distorting the tissues around it.
Every one of us has years of emotions trapped in stored cellular energy. Trapped emotions can prove toxic to the immune system, nervous system and cardiovascular system. If we live in a state of fear, anger, anxiety, depression, and separation we disrupt vibrational frequency, and thus energy. Our subconscious mind stores our emotions. Negative Nellies (negative self talk) can create emotional blockages. The energy of our beliefs’ are stored in our chakras. (0) If we become overwhelmed with and find it hard to eliminate harmful emotions we can sabotage all systems and organs.
Foods can deplete energy and increase toxic overload in our skin and other organs. If, we live on pizza, sodas, pasta, burgers, bagels, donuts, protein bars, cereal, candy bars, pies, chips, microwaved frozen foods and microplastics, we are actually promoting energy loss deep inside our very being at the cellular level.
There are certain things that can cause and increase inflammation in our bodies. In fact these energy zappers are intricately designed to do just that. Zappers include, but are not limited to, caffeine, alcohol, wheat/gluten, sugar, Aspartame, rBGH dairy & meat, chemicals and pesticides inside foods, Cocaine, tobacco, and ultra-processed fast food- like- foods.
A true ‘Enemy of Energy’ are energy drinks, as these are considered chemical soups. And when we spend our currency this way, we not only lose energy we lose oxygen. Physical illnesses can include oxidative stress in most organs.
What happens to digestion when we are stressed? Digestion stops the moment we become stressed. Some of us however may still continue to eat as a form of comfort. This can in itself cause an array of problems. Energy levels can plummet when digestion is interrupted with stress. When our digestive system does not fully break down food, fat storage increases. Sometimes bloating and acid reflux are preliminary warning signs of loss of cellular energy, and food intolerance’s.
All elimination organs need to be working optimally. Only when the body has sufficient nerve energy it can eliminate toxic waste efficiency. PLUS…“All sensory impute that impacts our nervous system undergoes some form of digestion and elimination.” (2)
A controlling lifestyle disrupts balance and energy. If we spend time and energy trying to control things in our life that sometimes seem out of control, such as events, people, and situations, we lose control as control drains all organs and focusing power.
But what’s worse? A stressed brain and body can harm our skin health!
Energy Blockages & Skin Health.
The main function of the skin is to act as a physical, chemical and antimicrobial defense system. Liver-related toxic stress includes headaches, dry skin, bags under the eyes, fluid retention under the skin, and skin problems anywhere. “Studies have shown that both stress and gut inflammation can impair blood flow and the integrity and protective function of the epidermal barrier.” (8)
Dehydration causes stress on all organs in the body, including our skin. Less water in the body means less moisture for the skin. Most Americans are chronically dehydrated. Drinking pure clean water helps with energy expenditure, brain power, and more.(10)
The connection between nutrition and skin aging has been an interesting research field from ancient times to today. Skin aging consists of two distinct processes. The first is intrinsic skin aging, (how our organs age) and the second is extrinsic skin aging.
Tips~
1-Decide~ which information is important enough to read, watch, or pay attention to. Decline hours of useless TV programs.
2-Sort out and release toxic emotions~with the help of a Health Coach.
3- Hydration increases energy levels. Nutrition and hydration are important for skin health as dehydration may increase skin injury. (11)
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Conclusion:
Imagine taking care of yourself with lifelong habits that actually feel good. Connie Rogers is a Skin Health Educator, Reiki Master & Certified Integrative Nutritional Holistic Health Coach, writer, author, and keynote speaker specializing in toxins that can disrupt our skin, metabolic and endocrine health. A journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step!
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