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I was wondering if by surgically removing lipomas – that are as we understand them emptied luos formed probably with an emotionnal pathogenic factor – the patient was robbed of the ability to resolve emotional trauma that caused the luo to fill and empty, and to have integrated this to his curriculum ?
I remember hearing Jeffrey discuss teeth as receptacle of some pathologies and becoming problematic, and having had a patient whose auto-immune problems went away after have a bad tooth pulled out. He didn’t discussed more about it or about concern I inquire in this post, but he was talking on another subject and just inserted that story in-between rest, so maybe there is more to it…
It’s like when people have cancerous tumours removed. On the one hand, in many cases, they need to be removed to preserve life; on the other hand, the patient will have to make changes in their life otherwise, they would return. Lipomas would be the same in that if the root causes aren’t dealt with, it’s likely that they would come back in the same place or elsewhere.
In Jeffery’s patient’s case, I suspect the teeth would have been the source of taxing the system and leading to the loss of latency and resources. Like when you stop eating inflammatory foods, the inflammation in the gut goes away.
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