Laryngitis

Laryngitis silences the voice, and the pattern is swallowing what one does not believe instead of speaking one's truth. One systematic framework maps the larynx and vocal cords to a throat vertebra whose disorders include laryngitis and sore throat, tying the region to blocked communication and to feelings that choke the throat. Accepting others' justifications and excuses - or being so angry one cannot speak - inflames the voice. The short explanation's "trying to accept justifications and excuses" is that swallowed, unspoken truth. Relief is described as feeling free and safe to express oneself.

Example from the findings: the voice-box region is tied to blocked communication and to anger or words held back rather than spoken.