Your immune cells listen to your mood more than you think. Chronic anger or grief doesn’t just “feel bad” it alters cytokine levels, reducing your body’s ability to fight infection.
Every emotion sends biochemical notes that tune your immune orchestra.
Psychoneuroimmunology, the study of how mind and immunity talk, is revealing that resilience, joy, and hope are literal medicine.
Perhaps healing begins not in antibiotics, but in emotional honesty.
If every thought changes immunity, can laughter become a form of vaccination?
MBH/AB