Healing goes beyond simply targeting physical symptoms. Often, dealing with mental and emotional problems can be crucial in battling chronic health conditions, including cancer. Otherwise, these blocks can prevent a person from getting better or cause them to become ill again after a temporary improvement. 

Chronic stress increases the number of inflammatory cytokines, contributing towards a weakening of the immune system. This can be a risk factor for cancer. This stress may be caused by various factors such as past trauma, family problems and a lack of feeling in control. People can suffer from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder without having been present in a war or another major disaster; they may have suffered from depression, loneliness or been unable to express themselves for a long time. The condition known as Alexithymia is where a person is unable to understand and express their own emotions. 

Just as with the placebo effect, where a person experiences an improvement in symptoms because they believe that they will, there is the nocebo effect, where a person’s health can deteriorate because they believe that it will. This can be applicable for various types of chronic disease. Trying to focus on positive thoughts rather than dwell on the negative is very beneficial for our health.  

Negative thoughts, such as that a recovery is not possible, can come from various sources. It may be well-meaning people such as doctors or family members. Rather than giving in to feelings of being a helpless victim, determine to be a victor. When negative thoughts that drag us down appear, they can be exchanged for something positive. 

Emotional distress can cause physical toxins to become trapped in specific areas of the body, creating the ideal environment for pathogens to grow. These pathogens then release toxins of their own, perpetuating a vicious cycle. To stop that cycle, the underlying emotional problems that started it need to be resolved. Once their environment has been disrupted, the physical toxins can be eradicated. This will improve the overall health of the affected part of the body. Different emotions tend to cause problems in different parts of the body. For example, fear can affect the urinary bladder and kidneys. Anger impacts the liver and gallbladder. Grief and sadness can affect the intestines or the lungs. The emotions lead to toxins being built up in the relevant organ, which can ultimately become the site of cancer or another chronic disease. This may be a gradual process that escalates from developing allergies to developing more severe health problems.  

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