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How Unexpressed Emotions Can Lead to Autoimmune Disease | Why Suppressing Your Anger is BAD For You, Dr. Gabor Mate. Learn how unexpressed emotions can affect your immune system and potentially lead to autoimmune disease in this eye-opening video.
Did you know that repressing emotions, particularly during childhood, can have a lasting impact on your health? In this video, we'll explore the connection between unexpressed emotions and autoimmune diseases, as well as the importance of mental health awareness in preventing and managing these conditions. Tune in to learn more about how your emotional well-being can impact your physical health.
Like all of our other emotions, rage is a way for us to communicate with ourselves. Anger has a message for us. A mindful approach to rage is first determining what anger is trying to tell us before deciding what to do.
This video, in my opinion, encourages viewers to consider exploring their emotions in order to resolve what they are going through.
What to Learn:
00:06 🧠 Understanding Emotions and Neural Systems
Emotions like rage, sadness, and fear are regulated by specific brain systems. Dr. Yak Pank identified these systems, linking emotions to evolutionary functions like boundary protection and offspring care.
03:04 🛡️ Impact of Suppressing Healthy Anger
Suppressing anger can harm the immune system. Anger protects boundaries, and repressing it, especially from childhood, can lead to health issues later.
06:06 💔 Repression of Emotions and Health Consequences
Repressing anger, sadness, and grief can harm overall health. Depression from repression can lead to autoimmune diseases and cancer. Expressing emotions positively impacts health and longevity.
A very special thanks to the speakers, Dr. Gabor Mate and Sean Fargo, for sharing their knowledge with us. Please support and connect with them for more powerful and insightful contents.
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