Pancreatitis (Inflammation of the Pancreas)

The pancreas is read as a seat of one's sense of self, freedom and self-mastery - and of life's sweetness (its sugar). Its inflammation is read as a flood of emotion one cannot "digest," settling into sadness and a loss of joy and enthusiasm, often resting on a belief of being unlovable and therefore unwanted. The short explanation's "lack of enthusiasm for life, from a belief of being unlovable and therefore unwanted" is exactly that. Relief is described as restoring the sweetness and joy of life, and meeting the belief of being unloved with self-acceptance.

(Note: this is a metaphysical interpretation; pancreatitis is a serious condition requiring medical care.)

Example from the findings: pancreatitis is read as undigested emotion and lost joy resting on a belief of being unlovable.