There are phrases that we use every day without stopping to think how much they have of body: “I have a knot in my throat”, “I closed my chest”, “I have my back destroyed”, “I did not like this”. They are not medical diagnoses, but they are not completely disconnected expressions of our physiology. When a person goes through a situation of threat [...]
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There are phrases that we use every day without stopping to think how much they have of body: “I have a knot in my throat”, “I closed my chest”, “I have my back destroyed”, “I did not like this”. They are not medical diagnoses, but they are not completely disconnected expressions of our physiology. When a person goes through a situation of threat [...]