Your Mind Affects Your Body More Than You Think

"I am getting better and better every day." Some people recite this sentence several times every day when they wake up and before going to bed.

"I am getting better and better every day." Some people recite this sentence several times every day when they wake up and before going to bed. For them, this sentence is not a flowery expression, but a statement that health comes from a positive attitude. When it comes to health, many people experience that a positive attitude will bring benefits to physical health, while a negative attitude may cause illness. It is dangerous for a person to have negative thoughts. In real life, there are examples everywhere of people who have harmed their health because of their inner frustration, hatred, fear or guilt. Therefore, to maintain physical health, we must first get rid of unhealthy thoughts. We must cleanse our minds and get rid of negative thoughts in our hearts for the sake of physical health. Resentment and dissatisfaction often cause illness. If a person is repeatedly frustrated in his job, his mind will send a psychological hint of "sickness" to the body to escape reality.

There is such a news: A man was hit by a car while crossing the road and died. The autopsy report said that this person had lung disease, ulcers, kidney disease and heart failure. However, he lived to be 84 years old. The doctor who performed the autopsy said, "This man is sick all over. Under normal circumstances, he should have died 30 years ago." Someone asked his widow how he could live so long? She said, "My husband always believed that he would live better tomorrow than today."
Others believe that using a positive attitude and using more positive expressions are also good for physical health. Language and words are influential. If you often use positive words to describe your health, it may stimulate positive forces that are good for your body. Some words you habitually use can reflect certain thoughts in you. Whether your thoughts are positive or negative will affect the health of your body organs.
Dr. Carter, former president of the American Psychotherapy Association, even opposed people using statements like "I won't get sick today" when talking about the impact of a person's positive attitude on health. He believes that it is only a semi-positive attitude and should be changed to "I feel better today than yesterday." This is a very positive statement and therefore a healthy idea. Dr. Carter said: "Affirmations are based on scientific facts, which come from biology, chemistry, medicine and other disciplines. The correct use of affirmations will help improve your health, prolong your life, make you energetic, happy, successful in all aspects, and can also help you maintain the most important thing - peace of mind."
The health of your body and mind is inseparable. Any factor that affects your sound mind will also affect your body. At the same time, your physical and mental health will also be regulated by the laws of nature. It regulates your body and mind no differently than it regulates trees, mountains, birds and animals. Therefore, if you want to understand how to maintain physical and mental health, you must first understand the laws of nature. You must live in harmony with nature instead of fighting it. The human mind can only exist with the body. Since your body is controlled by the brain, if you want to have a healthy body, you must have a positive attitude and a sound consciousness. You must develop good and balanced health habits in work, entertainment, rest, diet and research.