Organ Inner Skins
August 2, 2022
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The inner skins include the peritoneum, pericardium, pleura, and pleura of the lungs. All of them are controlled from the cerebellum. This always involves attack
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The inner skins include the peritoneum, pericardium, pleura, and pleura of the lungs. All of them are controlled from the cerebellum. This always involves attack
The organ larynx and vocal cords are squamous and are controlled from the territorial area.
The Organ Cartilage has a slight self-value collapse as conflict content. Each joint has its own self-value content.
In the organ liver’s case, we have the liver parenchyma with liver cancer (starvation – brainstem). Many liver rounds mean starvation around itself, and a
The Organ Dermis is gland-like tissue and is controlled by the cerebellum. Evolutionarily, the dermis dates back to when our ancestor (worm) left the sea
In the organ lungs, we have the pulmonary alveoli with the pulmonary round (fear of death). We have the bronchial mucosa with bronchitis and bronchial
The organ lymph node has a slight self-esteem conflict as its conflict content and is controlled from the cerebral medulla. Similar to the bone, each
The organ stomach, with its glandular tissue, has the morsel as conflict content. The small curvature is lined with squamous epithelium on the stomach, controlled
The organ tonsils are about a morsel conflict. Right side: not getting a good morsel. Left side: not getting rid of a bad morsel. Since
The outer oral mucosa in the Organ Mouth is the squamous epithelium and belongs to the so-called SORE GULLET MUCOSA PATTERN. So it hurts in
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