About male psychosomatics

Check if you are at risk of developing a psychosomatic illness. Answer the following questions yes or no.

• Are your thoughts completely preoccupied with emotional problems that are troubling you?
• When you find yourself in a stressful situation, are you immediately lost and can't adjust?
• Do you tend to be pessimistic about life?
• Do you often worry about nothing?
• Do you feel incapable of loving and accepting love?
• Do you always try to control everything?
• Do you rarely smile or laugh?
• Do you take life very seriously and set yourself almost impossible goals?
• Do difficulties drive you to despair?
• Do you often avoid things that can make your life better?
• Are you ignoring your body's needs (good food, rest, etc.)?
• If the situation changes are you unable to change the previously created plan?
• Are you more likely to be guided by other people's opinions rather than your own?
• Do you find it difficult to discuss your feelings and emotions with others?
• Don't you understand what kind of behavior is acceptable to you and society?
• Do you see no meaning in life and often give in to despair?
• Are any changes painful and undesirable for you?
• Don't you believe that stress can lead to physical illness?

Count the number of positive answers. 

If you answered "Yes" to 13-18 questions, then your risk of developing a psychosomatic illness is very high, and you should immediately take a color diagnostic course and proceed to color correction 

If you answered "Yes" to 7-12 questions, then your risk of developing psychosomatic illness is medium. It is recommended to take a course of color diagnosis and depending on the results try to change your attitude towards yourself and life. 

If you answered "YES" to 0-6 questions, then your risk of developing psychosomatic illness is low.