Identifying the 4 most common forms of fear

digitaleddy (29)in #mindset • 7 years ago

1: Fear of illness

This fear may be of hereditary or cultural origin.

She is intimately associated with the fear of aging and dying because she brings people closer "to the terrible worlds" of which he knows nothing but which are the subject of troublesome stories.

There is a widespread belief that some immoral people "sell health" by leaving the fear of the disease alive.

In general, man fears illness because he has been terrifically portrayed

Fear of disease

Would come when he died. He is also afraid of it because he is likely to incur large expenses.

A reputed physician estimated that 75% of practitioners' clients suffered from hypochondria (imaginary illness). It has also been shown that the fear of disease often produces the physical symptoms that are feared.

Power of the human mind! He builds or destroys!

Based on a widespread weakness, the fear of illness, drug providers have made a fortune.

This form of imposture became so important a few years ago that a popular magazine led a campaign against some of its most guilty supporters.

By a series of experiments carried out a few years ago, it was proved that people may become ill by suggestion. The "victim" at regular intervals was sent with his mission to ask exactly the same question:

"What do you have ? Looks like you're sick? "

The first questioner generally got the following answer, spoken absent-mindedly: "No, no, I'm fine!";

The second":: I do not know exactly but I do not feel well at all!".

To the third questioner, the victim frankly admitted that she was very ill!

If you do not believe in this experience, try it on one of your acquaintances, but do not push it too far.

It has been proved that often the disease begins in the form of negative thoughts created by the individual himself or which originate, by suggestion, from others.

A sage once said: "When someone asks me how I am, I always want to answer him by throwing my fist in the face!

Doctors often advise their patients to change the air because a change of "mental attitude" is necessary. The fear of disease is like a seed that worries, fear, discouragement, love or professional disappointment sprout and grow.

Disappointments in business and love prepare the fear of disease. After a disappointment in love, a young man had to be taken to the hospital. For months, they oscillated between life and death. A specialist in psychotherapy was consulted. Immediately he placed a ravishing young woman at the bedside of the patient, who, from the first day (and following the doctor's orders), showed himself very eager and in love with his patient.

Within three weeks, he was cured and was discharged from the hospital, although suffering from a completely different illness: he was in love again and a few months later married his lovely nurse ...

Fear of the disease and its symptoms
The symptoms of this universal fear are:

1. AUTOSUGGESTION. The habit of using autosuggestion negatively to look for and hope to find symptoms of all sorts of diseases. "Take pleasure" by thinking about an imaginary illness and talking about it as if it really existed. Try all the "tricks" and all the "good woman" remedies recommended by others. Telling details of operations, accidents and all forms of illness. Dieting, gymnastics, slimming cures without medical control, trying medicines and quack remedies.

2. HYPOCONDRY. The habit of talking about sickness, concentrating its mind, waiting until it manifests itself until a nervous breakdown occurs. No medicine in a vial can cure hypochondria. It is the effect of negative thoughts and only positive thoughts can remedy it. Hypochondria or imaginary disease is more harmful than the feared disease. Most cases of excessive nervousness are an imaginary illness.

3. INDOLENCY. The fear of the disease prevents the practice of physical exercises outdoors and results in an increase in weight.

4. SUSCEPTIBILITY. Fear of disease breaks the body's natural resistance and creates a favorable terrain for all sorts of ailments. It is linked to the fear of poverty. This is the case of the hypochondriac who fears the hospital bill or medical fees. People of that sort waste a lot of time talking about death, planning to save money to pay for the cemetery, burial fees, and so on.

5. MANKIND TO GET HER. The habit of wanting to attract sympathy by using imaginary disease as a bait (people often resort to this ploy to avoid going to work). The habit of simulating illness to mask laziness or lack of ambition.

6. INTEMPERANCE. The habit of using alcohol or narcotics to drown out suffering such as headaches, neuralgia, etc., instead of eliminating the cause.
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7. THE SUPPORT. The habit of reading everything concerning the disease, the fear of contracting it, the reading of advertisements touting such a specialty pharmaceutical.