global-journal-of-medical-research-k-interdisciplinary Global Journal of Medical Research - K: Interdisciplinary 0975-5888 2249-4618 Global Journals Publishing Group Incorporated 146132 The Food Eat is Important, but The Emotions We Feel are Equally Important KumanProf. Maria UNITED STATES 25 K4 27 29

Of course, to stay healthy it is important what we eat – you cannot put stones in a mill and expect to get good flour. However, to stay healthy it is equally important to be always positive. This article explains that positive emotions (like love, joy, etc.) bring energy to the emotional Spirit seen as aura(making the aura brighter) andcreate harmony and orderin the body manifested as health. Negative emotions (like hatred, anger, fear, etc.) deplete the energy of the emotional aura (Spirit) (making the aura dimmer or darker), whichis seen on MRI images as darkness in the middle of the brain, where the emotional brain is. Not only negative emotions, just negative thinking does the same – it suppresses the brain activity and leads to disorder manifested as disease. The darkness in the middle of the brainof negative thinkers makes thempredisposed to addiction – they are attracted to exciting substances like alcohol or narcotics, which bring light to their brain darkened by their dominant negative thinking and emotions.

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Of course, to stay healthy it is important what we eat – you cannot put stones in a mill and expect to get good flour. However, to stay healthy it is equally important to be always positive. This article explains that positive emotions (like love, joy, etc.) bring energy to the emotional Spirit seen as aura(making the aura brighter) andcreate harmony and orderin the body manifested as health. Negative emotions (like hatred, anger, fear, etc.) deplete the energy of the emotional aura (Spirit) (making the aura dimmer or darker), whichis seen on MRI images as darkness in the middle of the brain, where the emotional brain is. Not only negative emotions, just negative thinking does the same - it suppresses the brain activity and leads to disorder manifested as disease. The darkness in the middle of the brainof negative thinkers makes thempredisposed to addiction – they are attracted to exciting substances like alcohol or narcotics, which bring light to their brain darkened by their dominant negative thinking and emotions.