Low Immunity

Low immunity is read as defences worn down by sustained stress and fear. One systematic framework places lowered resistance to illness with the kidney-adrenal region and ties that region to fear, while the broader pattern is a sense of being attacked by life that keeps the system depleted. The short explanation's "excessive emotional stress" is the driver. Relief is described as keeping loving, peaceful thoughts that strengthen one's defences, feeling safe, and forgiving the fear that drains them.

Example from the findings: lowered resistance is mapped to the fear-governed kidney-adrenal region and tied to feeling attacked by life.