Emotional Inflammation is Real
Emotions are more than just thoughts - they affect your body too.
Unprocessed emotions can contribute to physical inflammation and often show up as physical ailments.
How much are you steeped in negativity or sitting with intense emotions? It’s time to find a healthy way to release them.
Take a moment to assess what drains or fuels your energy - whether it’s your job, people, situations, habits, or external stressors like social media, news, and relationships.
The mind and body are interconnected, so addressing emotional health is key.
Practices like mindfulness, therapy, energy work, and body therapies can help. Your emotional well-being is just as crucial as your physical health when it comes to reducing inflammation.
Negative emotions and external stressors elevate stress levels, directly contributing to inflammation.
By identifying emotional “toxins” and limiting exposure to negative content, you can reduce stress and support both mental and physical healing.
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