Handedness
Handedness is determined at the beginning of cell division of the embryo. Whether you are right or left-handed affects the location of illnesses based in mesoderm and ectodermic tissue.
Important Note: All conditions are described assuming right-handedness. If you are left-handed, simply reverse the handedness when applying these concepts.
When working with patients, determining whether they are right or left-handed is one of the first questions asked. This information helps focus on and identify the root cause of disease.
Examples of Handedness Impact
For example, an ear infection in the right ear is caused by a conflict of something you wanted to hear but couldn't.
An ear infection in the left ear is caused by a conflict of something you didn't want to hear. Both are resolution or healing phase conditions.
Tissues Not Affected by Handedness
Left-handedness or right-handedness does not affect any endodermic tissue. This includes:
- Brain stem
- Gastrointestinal tract
- Liver
- Pancreas
- Uterus
- Prostate
- Salivary glands
- Kidney collecting tubules
Understanding the relationship between handedness and the location of symptoms is an important diagnostic tool in holistic medicine, helping practitioners identify the emotional conflicts underlying physical conditions.