Parasites alter our behavior to their advantage and impact our emotions through their actions on the enteric nervous system / our second brain. This is often reflected in the way we maintain our own centeredness in relationship or get lost in the other person’s path.

Parasites alter our behavior to their advantage and impact our emotions through their actions on the enteric nervous system / our second brain. This is often reflected in the way we maintain our own centeredness in relationship or get lost in the other person’s path.

In Chinese Medicine, anything we are holding onto, outdated beliefs, ancestral patterns, societal conditioning, traumas, were considered to be “Ghosts”. The Chinese word for ghosts is “Gui” which also translates as “excess phlegm”. Phlegm causes the blood to become thick and congealed, which blocks the heart, distracts the mind, scatters the spirit and weakens the will, leading to self-destructive behavior.

It all begins with an idea.