Endocrine Balancing

By Christina Haverkort   (11/20- updated 02/23)

Edocrine Balancing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edocrine Balancing

 

Emotions affect hormones, trauma, surgeries, accidents, injuries, toxicity overload, and stress affects hormones. All systems work together- the overall effect comes down on the Central Nervous System (CNS). What I have observed is, powerful emotions like anger, sadness, grief, resentment not only fatigue the body, but can store energetically in any of the glands, organs, or tissues close to a gland. This finding may not be the case for everyone, but when a person has experienced several traumatic events in their lifetime, unresolved or unprocessed emotions that tie into trauma, can affect the endocrine system creating an imbalance in its ability to function optimally.

*The endocrine system is a chemical messenger system comprising feedback loops of the hormones released by internal glands of an organism directly into the circulatory system, regulating distant target organs. The major endocrine glands are the thyroid gland and the adrenal glands *(Wikipedia).

Chronic stress and trauma are major factors in exhausting the endocrine glands. The Liver especially is greatly affected by trauma whether it is a physical trauma to the body or an significant emotional one. Why? Because stress affects the central nervous system and the endocrine system simultaneously, directly through the sensory organs and the pituitary gland. The pituitary gland, located in the brain this is the center for receiving, incoming information from the sensory organs; sight, smell, taste, hearing and feeling. This is the chemical receiving center, any experience especially pain, concussions, loud sounds, high frequency bright lights, repetition of fear (for example in a relationship or job), anything that repetitively over stresses the sensory receptors feeds into the endocrine system that can affect every other system. The effect of any of these kinds of stresses can both lead to imbalances in not only the immune system, but the digestive system or lymphatic system. Stress induces the release of cortisol from the adrenals, your two adrenal glands sit on top of the kidneys in the middle of your back. Low stress equals low release of cortisol; high stress equals high release of cortisol. When this condition arises unrecognized and unattended, from this target area the adrenal glands, the body then draws energy from the thyroid gland, pulling it off-balance, from the thyroid it can pull on the ovaries or the testes. The pituitary gland, is the major distributor of hormones into the blood stream going to the thyroid, adrenals and reproductive organs. *The thyroid releases hormones that affect all organs in your body- especially your heart, it is essential in influencing our metabolism, and the force and speed of your heartbeat, your blood pressure and your cholesterol level. *(Harvard -Health).

Balancing the Endocrine System Through The Human Energy Field

 

Balancing the 7 major glands through the energy field is a rather new and different approach to bringing balance to the endocrine system. The purpose is to determine which side of the set of glands are out of balance. It’s possible that the pituitary or pineal gland are throwing the system out of balance, because of a brain injury or concussion or some other impactful trauma to the body. In that case, taking a holistic approach by working through the energy field, can reap fascinating results. It is a highly effective way of determining which gland is off balance, what information the gland is holding, this information is translated in a endocrine balancing session. The thyroid gland has two sides, the left and right. The left side, is the hyper-thyroid linked to the serotonin and sympathetic nervous system via the vagus nerve. The right side of the Thyroid is the the hypo-thyroid linked to the melatonin and parasympathetic nervous system via the vagus nerve. The pineal gland  has two sides,the left which produces serotonin and the right side produces, melatonin. The hypothalamus, is as well tied into the thyroid as it holds and regulates the homeostasis of the body. When the adrenal glands are depleted, this intern pulls on the thyroid, the thyroid is the master gland of the entire endocrine system, when this starts to pull from one side to the other, you veer towards autoimmunity. Each gland can be brought into improved balance in one distance healing session, but generally requires more than one session to complete. Many people come away with reduced, inflammation, reduced stress, able to better manage stress, they are much calmer, and feel the regular stresses of their lives impact them less, and have more energy. Supplements, and plenty of rest are also very helpful as an addition to the endocrine balance.

Adrenal Exhaustion

 

Adrenal glands can completely deplete, the clear sign of this is when the body becomes heavy and weighted. I call this a complete polarity reversal. A clear sign, of adrenal exhaustion. The cause can be from many things including physical exhaustion, liver toxicity, heavy metal poisoning, nervous system breakdown, or extended emotional stress. In my work in this field of energy medicine, I have discovered that when the neurological system is out of balance, causing a large extant of nerve pain to the body, the load of the pain strongly suggests a huge load on the hormonal system thus, causing the adrenals to shut down. This would in turn affect the nervous system and throw the entire body out of balance, creating an autoimmune disorder or chronic condition.

Distressed glands secreting hormones under duress slow the body’s ability to stabilize itself under stress. While the ovaries and testes produce estrogen, testosterone and progesterone, it isn’t always a hormone imbalance causing problems; emotional energy from traumatized glands like the liver can also trigger imbalances that inhibit regular function, affecting the digestive system, which in turn can affect the energy reservoirs like the kidneys, heart and gut-biome.

Adrenal glands tend to burn out due to overexertion, which affects the heart via the kidneys but they are very resilient and repair themselves over time, they can balance and repair themselves fairly rapidly during a session. In my energy work with balancing hormones, the ovaries tend to bare issues of too little creativity, or too much thinking this was in interesting observation with that in some people caused sleeplessness, or restless legs. The reproductive system is a active area of emotion and creativity. The fascinating energy fact about the ovaries is, the left side produces estrogen and the right side produces testosterone, and both produce progesterone! In my findings and research, the pineal gland, can show an imbalance this is a measure for depression, as this gland carries a balance between serotonin and melatonin. The pineal gland also represents creativity through thought, along with negative and positive thinking. The pineal gland has receptors of both light and darkness, it serves that everything is a polarity, each gland in its perspective. The thyroid may store energy that is related more to communication, with yourself, your body and with others, it is also the barometer for how much you push your self physically and therefore affects your body emotionally via -your thyroid. Ringing in the ears, may be a sign that your thyroid is becoming out of balance for some people. To bring overall balance we all need to be more creative and active. Recognize that your body requires balance between the left analytical side of your brain and right creative side of the brain, and each endocrine gland is a polarized pair. Think of your brain as a pair of glands that too, need a healthy balance.

Our bodies are extremely intelligent, they just require attention from us, to run optimally, I cannot stress this enough. Giving back to your body through direct communication opens up levels of healing and divine connections to your spiritual self. In science and in energy medicine, both agree: gaining our attention is, indeed, the highest purpose of any symptom.