Sarcoidosis | Dr. Schilling explains how it is often linked to self-devaluating conflicts

Dr. Schilling explores the brain-body connection behind sarcoidosis, explaining how self-devaluating conflicts — including feelings of worthlessness, shame, and unresolved trauma — may drive the development of granulomatous inflammation in the lungs, skin, lymph nodes, and connective tissue. Each affected area is linked to a distinct emotional pattern, from fear of failure and grief to an inability to let go.