Glandular Zone

The Glandular Zone

Mind effects body and body effects Mind. The entire body is controlled, directly or indirectly, through the Nervous System. The Brain sends impulses to various sites in the body telling the various Glands to release hormones and other chemicals needed to meet the various needs of the body. The hormones in turn have an effect on the Nervous System and the Mind. The Glands effect our thoughts, feelings, and emotions. For example, fear in the mind activates the Nervous System, which triggers the release of adrenaline from the adrenal glands so we can fight or run. That is normal. However prolonged low-level fear or unconscious worry stresses the Glands and, over time, causes illness. We cannot think, feel or emote without affecting the Glands in our body and the subsequent release of various hormones and chemicals. The Glandular Zone is particularly susceptible to sudden prolonged emotions and strong emotional levels that are not normal for that individual, whether positive or negative. We call this Stress. Sudden highs or lows, or prolonged highs or lows, are stressful to the Glandular Zone and may promote dis-ease.