Acidosis see also Gout Rheumatism Psychosomatic and Holistic Meaning and Interpretation

Acid is often associated with corrosion of metal and a bitter quality referred to as "psychic acidity." Acidosis indicates a refusal to assimilate a situation that now accumulates at an unconscious level, resulting in the body carrying a significant level of acidity in the blood or the fluids surrounding the cells. Assimilation here means resolving, addressing, or dealing with any issue, situation, or conflict that troubles me and that I may have rejected, thereby poisoning my existence.

For example, I should ask myself what emotional situation is gnawing at me internally and making me bitter towards life. Perhaps I am currently experiencing a situation that triggers dissatisfaction related to past relationships with my mother. This dissatisfaction may also extend to my interactions with my children, friends, or employees, for whom I feel a maternal responsibility. Metabolic acidosis, which involves the body as a whole, often reflects a general bitterness towards life. Respiratory or gaseous acidosis, on the other hand, stems from inadequate elimination of carbon dioxide during breathing and is usually linked to bitterness in relationships and interactions with people.

Lactic acidosis, characterized by excessive lactic acid in the blood, is connected to the bitter aspects of life and its impact. This condition may manifest in individuals with diabetes, representing deep sadness; those with kidney failure, reflecting significant fears related to life; or individuals with leukemia, a form of blood cancer, signifying a constant battle in life. In severe cases, rheumatism can be a direct consequence of excessive acidity or acidosis. To avoid experiencing this painful condition (as well as its treatment), it's crucial to acknowledge and address situations in life from the heart, even if they irritate or bother me. Through a conscious process of openness and acceptance, I can prevent the physical manifestation of this pain. I can resolve situations, leading to more joy, freedom, and inner peace.

I have the capability to resolve situations and thereby experience greater joy, liberation, and inner peace.

Gout is a metabolic disease associated with an elevated concentration of uric acid in the blood. It predominantly affects men, with about 60% of cases targeting the big toe. This condition primarily impacts the joints, including the knee and foot.
Gout in the big toe signifies a desire for control, even when one denies themselves that right. Often, this person doesn't appear dominant but exerts control covertly. The ailment reflects inflexibility and stubbornness regarding the future perspective, alongside underlying annoyance towards someone or something.
To address this form of arthritis, it's essential to let go, be true to yourself, and permit moments of control instead of pretending otherwise. Realize that your fears about the future may be unfounded and open up about them. You may also refer to the arthritis description for further insights.
Gout is a metabolic condition characterized by uric acid buildup in the body, leading to joint issues, primarily in the big toe but occasionally affecting the hands, wrists, fingers, knees, ankles, and elbows. This accumulation of uric acid signifies a retention of negative emotions that should be naturally released in urine. As a result, you fixate on mental patterns and attitudes that make movement painful and cumbersome. Your body and thoughts become rigid, and impatience arises when things don't go as planned. The need for control and dominance is prominent, but it can be challenging to maintain. Gout may manifest in individuals with strong ambition and rigidity, or conversely, in those with limited aspirations and enthusiasm for the future. You must find a balance, avoid overexertion, and allow love to enter your life to release negative emotions and regain freedom and well-being.




Allowing love to enter your life is essential for balancing and releasing negative emotions, promoting freedom and well-being.

Pancarditis is the inflammation of the three membranes surrounding the heart and is mainly observed during acute joint rheumatism. It results from heart failure with valvular lesions and pericardial reactions. To learn more about heart problems, rheumatism, and inflammatory diseases, please refer to the respective sections.

Refer to "eyes (in general)," adding that the person perceives reality as excessively offensive, seeing life through a bleak lens.

Hyperventilation occurs when the volume of air inhaled exceeds that exhaled, resulting in an excess of oxygen in the body. Many people mistake the symptoms of hyperventilation for those of a heart attack.
Hyperventilation typically stems from a fear of losing control. Individuals who hyperventilate tend to suppress their feelings and resist being carried away by their emotions. They often fear the unknown and lack self-confidence.
If you frequently experience hyperventilation, try avoiding situations that demand too much from you. Embrace your fears and limits, gradually venturing into new experiences. It's not about trying to do everything at once, but rather about savoring life's experiences without rushing. Hyperventilation results from rapid inhalation and brief exhalation, leading to an oxygen surplus in the body. It may be linked to acidosis, anxiety, fever, or intense physical exercise. The condition may be a sign that you need to accept change, release restlessness, and trust the present moment. Breathe freely, let go, and find joy in life.




Breathe freely, let go, and find joy in life.