The Natural Repertory of Prof. William Nelson

a variety of emotional and physiological functions within the patient.
Thus, the pattern of work is “imponderable.”
Aided by new biochemical techniques and a vastly expanded
understanding of immunology and neurochemistry, researchers have
recently conducted new scientific studies at leading universities,
hospital, and research facilities throughout the country, clearly linking
mental and emotional stress as a primary factor in nearly all physical
disorders. These studies show that emotions, acting through the brain,
can affect nervous system function, hormone levels, and immunological
responses, thereby changing a person’s susceptibility to a host of organic
illnesses.
Source:
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?sec=health&res=9B06EFDA1E38F937A15
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Stress and related disorders have grown to become a major concern to
us all. However, stress in and of itself is not the problem. The problem is
in just how well we handle stress. The more mentally and emotionally
centered and balanced we are, the more effectively we are able to deal
with stress in our lives. To this end, we chose to put these remedies and
their repertory into this section of the book.
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