Myocardiodystrophy (Heart Muscle Disorder)

A disorder of the heart muscle is read through the heart as the organ of love, the muscle weakened by chronic strain. The pattern is read as a heart muscle worn down by a long love-wound: a belief that one is not loved or worthy of love, life met as constant combat, joy stifled, and effort spent trying to earn love. The short explanation's "excessive emotional and mental stress" is that wearing, love-starved strain. Relief is described as letting love nourish the heart without earning it, easing the combat, and lightening the chronic pressure.

(Note: this is a metaphysical interpretation; heart-muscle disorders require proper medical care.)

Example from the findings: the weakened heart muscle is read as a heart worn down straining to earn the love it believes it lacks.