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The thyroid is a neuroendocrine gland weighing 15 to 30 grams and is formed by two lobes in butterfly shape on either side of the trachea. Involved in the production of hormones, particularly thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3).

These hormones regulate the basal metabolism, affecting growth and degree of functionality of other body systems. It is through these hormones that the thyroid performs one of its main functions, manage the rate of metabolism; that is, it produces hormones that accelerate, causing the heart to go faster, digestion... or slow metabolism, and the production of these hormones is reduced.

The thyroid, symbolically represents the body's biological clock, and always will be related to conflicts related to "time".

I feel overtaken by events. I cannot keep the beat to everything that is happening to me. I have a conflict of urgency. I have a conflict of not being able to take something of mine.

Lived in female (right-handed women or left-handed men): Having thyroid problems represents a fear of forehead, I feel powerless to solve what is coming.

Lived in male (left-handed women or right-handed men): Do not introduce thyroid problems, but in the lymph.

"Despite having this almost certainly, I can lose" "I'm not fast enough to get such a thing". "When will be my turn?"

It affects people who feel they can never do what they really want, coupled with the fact that they have hidden a feeling of being humiliated or that what they do is humiliating.

Right lobe: Conflict of not being able to catch the piece quick enough.

Left lobe: Conflict of not being able to get rid of the piece quickly enough. "I cannot act fast enough" Conflict of being overtaken by events (in the sense of time urgency). Or because there are several facts that need to be faced urgently.

Conflict of not being able to catch something vital to us is unattainable. "Despite having this almost certainly, I can lose" "I'm not fast enough to get such a thing". When will be my turn?

Excretory thyroid-channel: Conflict of helplessness: "I'm tied hand and I cannot act on something urgent" "We must do something and nobody does anything"

Frontal fear conflict against a danger, an attack, a component cannot give the alert, but stay on the territory when danger comes.

Afraid to fight and feel powerless: "You cannot overcome the obstacle. Always wait until the last minute to do something and then realize that it does not succeed.

Fear of dealing with problems. I have to fight fear and feel helpless. "Can anybody do anything fast?".

Thyroid - follicular tissue: I cannot get or catch the prey, to bite, etc. I'm slow. (The dam can be a boyfriend, a promotion, a job, etc).

Anaplastic carcinoma: To be losing place in the world. The only option that seems feasible is dying fast.

Follicular carcinoma: Conflict of having to protect myself because the danger is indoors.

Medullary carcinoma: Conflict of impairment for not being fast enough to save or save someone from destruction.

Papillary carcinoma: Need to flee from danger quickly (Female solution).

Hyperthyroidism: If there is an excess production of hormones, is to go faster, to produce more thyroxine, allows us to catch the "piece" quickly. We are living a conflict of "urgency". Urgency felt the time go faster or that the term will end soon or, feel urgency of this or that fact happening now.

We have to go fast, faster!

Conflict of not being fast enough to swallow the piece: "I have to go even faster”

"I have to do this faster"

"Although it is in my mouth, I'm not sure I could swallow or spit the piece" "I cannot act fast enough" and has to do with feeling for example, that in life everything is very slow and we want to speed things up or feel that they arrived on time or going too slow and we want to get there on time.

We must hurry!

For example, a child who loves to play and his/her mother almost always spends all the time of the afternoon aware of the time.

"I have to hurry, anyway I'll get"

A public woman worker is intended to cover a spot to another province for one year, which is the time remaining for this vacant in her city of residence. This move represents the distance of her husband and the rest of her family. She was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism because all her attention was on the time passing quickly.

The person suffering from an overactive thyroid is in constant action;

Think you always have to act quickly, "we must be quick" but does not reflect to know what your own needs, so that your actions are not based on what you need and do not feel motivated.

Exophthalmia: This is the conflict of the dam which increases its visual field to see the danger coming, in order to escape in time.

"I have to catch the image of danger as quickly as possible"

Hyperthyroidism is a direct cause of exophthalmos (bulging or protruding eyes) as it is also about the conflict of wanting to catch the piece with eyes, want to see something done.

Hypothyroidism decreased production of thyroid hormone occurs and corresponds to the resenting: "I want you to stop time"

Conflict: Patience/slow. "I wish that time passes slowly"

"I need more time to enjoy it”

"I have to go slow to not ruin things"

"I need more time to do more things"

Overall are situations where everything goes too fast and the solution is to stop time, for example, when a diagnosis of a terminal illness of a relative, one can feel that you make the time go slower to be with this person.

Similarly, you can translate a feeling of powerlessness to act in an emergency situation.

Conflict of failing to act fairly quickly, to be hamstrung, unable to do anything, when it is urgent. "Fear of having to fight and feel helpless" It is unbridgeable! "Fear of dealing with problems" "Unable to get something, not be fast enough" "I have to go fast, but still do not get it".

Frontal fear conflict against a danger.

"We must do something fast, I cannot, and there is so much to do..”

Controversy always wait for the last minute to do one thing and then see that we are not able or "never will be”

Faced with a conflict of female frontal fear reaction is of utter helplessness, escape. In the male mode, it is passed to the attack.

Left-Handed: Fear of disease. "The body will fail me" "I cannot count on my body" "I'm afraid of what comes from my body"

Fear helpless in an emergency. "I have no right to defend myself" "Being that I want and I have to protect is sick, and that's worse than if I were sick"

In the case of the person suffering from a lack of activity of the thyroid gland (hypothyroidism), your body tells you that want to take action, which does not do enough to get what he/she wants in the depths of itself demands. It's sure not be fast enough to achieve what you want. It is not in sufficient contact with their "want".

Decrease in the concentration of somatotropin: The conflict is in the intention: "I intend to get it but never get it"

Goiters and multinodular goitre: We feel powerless, bound hand and foot. Someone should do something but nobody does anything. I always wait until the end to act. I feel life or something or someone chokes me.

Fear of strangulation; each node corresponds to a conflict. "He/she wants to move, but cannot" "The need to act quickly to a dangerous situation and do nothing". "We should have acted quickly and did nothing". For example: a child falls and hits his/her head, parents only comfort him/her, but hours later falls into a coma.

If multinodular goitre, with hot and cold areas, the mind is in active conflict against certain everyday events. It is in solution phase for other past events.

Hashimoto's disease: autoimmune hypothyroidism. There are autoimmune diseases that affect the thyroid and in this case the same still find resenting hypothyroidism, autoimmune diseases because they destroy the gland and can be manufactured less amount of hormone.

Stress phase of the conflict of impotence.

"I was born under circumstances that happened too quickly" Girl, eleven months after birth, her mother gave birth to a brother. Her brother was born too soon. She wished to stop time to enjoy more of the attention of parents.

"I feel like they love my older brother more than me, and I have been born before so I want more, and to get it, I self-destructed my thyroid"

Teen girl complains, at home, because she is forced to make quick cleaning her room before going to school and she refuses.

"I have a right to exist on condition that slows down time".

Calcium accelerates certain vital biological processes. Conflict of "not doing enough".

"I do not get to do what it takes to catch the piece" "I want to get the piece fast and spit it out" "I want to get away from it fast, spit it out" "I cannot spit in the face" "I want to build myself" (calcium).

"My parents want me to submit; I struggle to find the balance (calcium and phosphorus) between my parents and me"

Thyroid - Cancer: Controversy of feeling overtaken by events. Conflict of urgency. Conflict of not being fast enough to catch the piece, or even with the "piece" in the mouth, not sure swallowing.

We want to feel stronger in what we are or do. Feel unsupported. I desire to be strong and solid.

"My hands are tied and I cannot do anything" or "I would have to do something urgently, but nobody does anything"

"I do not feel strong enough to level my structure"

"I need to be strong, need you to hold me, but I have no one to do it" "I need support and I do not have it".

Cancer always is a long-standing conflict.

People with thyroid problems feel they can never do what they really want. They conceal a feeling of being humiliated or think that what they do is humiliating.

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