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His head has been congested for a long time—the neck, jaw, sinus, eyes all being affected, and that condition began before any symptoms were noticeable. The sinus inhaler was a crutch. When he became nervous he didn’t breathe properly. His head became congested and he used the inhaler.

The trouble with the left eye has to do with changes in the left leg and knee. The towels will help. The entire ear-sinus area is changing. Congested passageways are opening. The eyes felt the change of pressure and congestion. This caused, the initial eye difficulties, and unequal working of the eye muscles. Short periods of deep breathing will help, but mostly it is the confidence in his own body that is important. Otherwise you have the anxiety of believing that any symptoms have the worst possible connotations, and that the body does not know what it is doing.

[...] There was also increased circulation to the eyes—very important, though this gave him a feeling of congestion at times. [...]

Those passages can become congested simply because of the increased circulation in the head area. [...]

[...] A congestion builds up in the back and arm. [...]

[...] The tightening of head muscles, congestion, tightening of the jaw—that area is finally trying to correct itself. [...]

[...] The sinuses were not as noticeable before, for the backlog of congestion had caused crystallizations that lodged in tissues. [...]