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It's not just in your mind!

Dec 19, 2025

The mind-immune connection is an established scientific fact. A mind state devoid of meaning and purpose, approaching a sense of irrelevance, coupled with anxiety gives rise to chronic inflammation. It is chronic inflammation which underpins the majority of serious illnesses. Your body therefore reflects your state of mind as well as the psychosocial influences that prevail.

But … it is prudent to be aware that an inflamed body conspires against you - the mediators of chronic inflammation circulate back into the brain and further aggravate the negative mind state. A vicious negative cycle thus ensues - the mediators of inflammation amplify themselves!

Listening to your body therefore provides invaluable information regarding your life situation - the biopsychosocial space. The insight gleaned from this perspective serves to provide appropriate cues for psychosocial changes as well as for end-organ intervention.

The sensitivity and accuracy of self-perception rests upon your level of self-awareness. Building self-awareness thus becomes the key component for establishing lasting wellness and meaningful longevity.

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Ian Weinberg is a consultant neurosurgeon and neuroscience researcher. His passion is the enhancement of wellness and performance by shifting mind...

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