Water Fasting Supervised & Remote
Water Fasting Supervised & Remote
Water Fasting Scottsdale Arizona has been dedicated to providing high-quality medical care to our patients. Over the years, we have grown to become one of the most trusted healthcare providers in the area.
"The brain is the physical organ
responsible for processing information,
while the mind encompasses feelings,
consciousness, thoughts, emotions, and
experiences. The Medical System does
not address feelings and emotions.
Buried feelings have a purpose."
---Mark Colafranceschi
Often an anxious person is trying to control the external, so they don’t have to go to the hard-to-go places of feelings (like distrust, perfection, competition, or control). After a failure to control the external, the uncomfortable ‘anxiety’ can change you by looking inside. Most doctors don’t encourage you to look inside; they would rather sell you a pill or treatment. Admitting you have trust, control, or competition issues allows you to get out of the anxiety trap.
Depression serves the purpose of slowing things down. When a person experiences failure, loses their status or feels powerless or hopeless, depression helps process and resolve these emotions. It allows the mind and body to slow down and reflect. If you look inward, depression can be constructive, helping you gain clarity or providing a break from the pressures of competition.
Ruminating during depression can lead to self-reflection and understanding. Asking yourself why you feel the way you do helps uncover the subconscious, including secondary gains like getting attention, taking a break, or avoiding responsibility. These secondary gains offer a temporary retreat that allows you to process feelings and figure things out. Evolutionarily, depression provided a passive-aggressive way to deal with authority and anxiety, guiding us toward healing.
Life stresses and addictions often trigger depression, and buried emotions are at the root of these stressors. Examples include changing schools, experiencing a breakup, losing a job, or failing to meet a goal. Depression helps us see things more clearly by removing false optimism and allowing us to face reality with a more accurate perspective.
Ruminating, while often seen negatively, can help shift overwhelming, permanent fears into manageable, temporary situations. When I do this work, I thank depression for its purpose, necessity, and healing power. Suppressing emotions with pills or blame only leads to being stuck, making depression destructive.