Pancreanecrosis (Malfunctioning of the Pancreas)

Death of pancreatic tissue is read as the most extreme loss of life's sweetness and of one's own sense of self. The pancreas, in this framework, holds one's freedom, self-mastery and the sugar of joy; its breakdown is read as a deep collapse of enthusiasm under sadness, resting on a belief of being unlovable and unwanted, as if a part of oneself were giving up. The short explanation's "lack of enthusiasm for life, from a belief of being unlovable and therefore unwanted" is exactly that, at its deepest. Relief is described as recovering joy and a sense of one's own worth and lovableness, before enthusiasm drains entirely.

(Note: this is a metaphysical interpretation; this is a serious, life-threatening condition requiring urgent medical care.)

Example from the findings: the dying pancreatic tissue is read as enthusiasm collapsing on a belief of being unlovable and unwanted.