Biliary Dyskinesia (Malfunctioning of the Gall Bladder)

The gall bladder is read through bile's job of eliminating what is bitter - so it stands for one's power to digest and clear negative emotion. When it malfunctions, the pattern is bitterness and irritation toward life or others that one does not discharge, often tracing to insecurity and worry over someone dear. One tradition reads the bile's failure to flow as a person closing off their own natural movement - suppressing the feeling and the action that should move freely - so the bile, like the held feeling, does not release on cue. The short explanation's "suppression of violent anger at others and life in general" is exactly that undischarged bile of resentment. Relief is described as letting one's true movement and feeling flow again, so the bitterness clears rather than sets.

Example from the findings: the faltering gall bladder is read as bile that will not flow where one has closed off one's own natural movement and held the bitterness in.