Dr. Josh Axe Reveals How Emotions Control Your Health

What do you as an individual, how much do your cells need? For some people, they need more carbs than others. Some people need more fats than others. Why do people get diseases in different organs? Why does one person get breast cancer on their left breast and not their right breast? Why wouldn't they both get it on both breasts? Why does somebody develop heart disease, another person develop fatty liver disease, another person get IBSD, another person get cancer? And it has to do with the emotions you experience. — Okay? So different emotions tax different organ systems. When we all come into conflict, everybody reacts differently. Some people get fearful. Myself, I deal with frustration and anger and impatience. — It's like, I want it done now. So people that are wired that way, they have a harder time digesting fat. And so they need to be very conscious of how much fat they have. And if not, it'll overwhelm the liver and cause things like, you know, gallbladder issues, gallstones when they're dealing with that. Think about this. If somebody worries a lot, they'll say, "I feel like my stomach's tied in knots. " Yeah, — that's upper GI, right?