Dear Marika,

Very recognizable, as what you describe overlaps with my own work on The Language of Emotions - based on ayurvedic psychology. Modern science describes these as anomalies, as the mechanisms cannot be described adequately from its scientific paradigm.

Ancient Science, which is the perspective from where I practice science, uses a paradigm that describes the experience in much technical detail. What you describe as "allergic" or "high energy function", can be researched and described in much more detail. At the time individuals are overly triggered by different sources, internal or external, the expression of different inner responses become sympathodominant and develop into a clinical image in six stages. 

A very productive approach that has helped many people that I've guided, is to help them become aware of the mechanisms that underlie the symptoms and or pathology. My research has led me to understand that mentioned mechanisms are made up of a combination of three inner bio-behavioral responses that follow certain language-like patterns. The Language of Emotions offers an introspective framework that facilitates recognizing and integrating the effects of these bio-behavioral responses. When these responses become objectively visible they're referred to as emotional responses and coping stratagems. But, the physical symptoms are created by the sustained bio-behavioral responses that express as contractions (fear-control)), burning (sadness-anger) and blocks (rejection-disassociation). I have described how these responses can form patterns that unfold in sequence and or are layered.

When sustained these responses create various symptoms according to one's hereditary genetic code that indicates one's sensitive areas that are more prone to the expression of imbalance and discomfort. In the case of e.a. skin allergies the area of the Skin is more prone to expression of the responses. Allergies in The Language of Emotions refers to an overwhelming sense of sadness/anger and or frustration, that cannot be processed and integrated. The affected area can be an expression of various compounding responses viz. tension (fear-loss of control), blocked (rejection-isolation) and or heat (sadness-anger). The theme always relates to earlier trauma in relating to others through touch/affection. And because the underlying pain is not recognized these protective mechanisms (fear, sadness and rejection) that normally keep the pain away from the conscious mind, continually influence one from beneath the conscious level, creating the symptoms of allergy. When sustained, the individual progressively looses his/her dynamic capacity to seek balance, or the symptoms may worsen.      

Showing individuals through a system of "internal feedback" how these mechanisms work allows them to process what wants to be seen, facilitating integration on all levels and domains of life experience, from the inside-out. This leads to higher levels of cognitive, affective and psychomotor adaptation, which I refer to as "Inner Resiliency).

My upcoming evidence-based research is oriented towards validating what I have described above. I welcome your ideas and contributions.

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