What is body memory?
Body memory is a term used in alternative medicine, where it is assumed that the body is stored by memories related to past trauma or stress. Also referred to as cellular memory, those who believe in this phenomenon often believe that such memories are suppressed and awakened only when the body is located in circumstances similar to the original traumatic event. Some believe that the victims of sexual abuse and individuals affected by post -traumatic stress syndrome are most likely to experience body memory.
Scientists continue to study human memory and different ways in which it is processed. As it was found to be in the case of false memory syndrome, where events that have never actually occurred are set in the mind of man through a hypnotic design, many do not consider the body's memory as a valid type of memory. In particular, psychology experts give little confidence that the memories are stored in the body.
some alternative medicine practitionThe icitles believe that the body memory affects the body in different ways. Symptoms commonly associated with this type of memory include muscle tension, muscle cramps, painful joint conditions, fatigue and headache. It is assumed that bad problems with circulation and vision can also be attributed to suppressed memories stored in the body.
Another way to explain the body's memory is as an event that caused a huge emotional or physical pain that is stored in the subconscious mind and manifested in the body. Some practitioners of alternative medicine even theorized that the body is actually a subconscious mind. Trauma memories of such events are assumed that it is so deeply buried in the subconscious mind of man, that the individual cannot consciously remember the memory.
vital organs are considered to be the most affected by the exact type of body memory known as cellular memory. It is assumed that the psychic EnerThe GIE, which accompanies the suppressed memories, is deeply rooted into organ cells and produces a number of painful, irritating and patients. In psychology and traditional medicine, it is sometimes found that similar events such as headaches due to excessive concerns or stomach disease caused by anxiety.
Some practicing alternative medicine believe that physical memory is evident in transplant medicine. The stories of patients who received organ transplantation and later remembered the events experienced by the original organ donor are sometimes considered evidence that this type of memory exists. However, these stories are not supported by scientific evidence.