Photo by Sora Shimazaki. Article written by Dr. Michelle Strydom MD
Systolic acne develops mainly in females on the back. It involves cysts on the skin that erupt. Systolic acne, ovarian cysts and breast cysts are being discussed together here because they have the same spiritual root behind them. People who have breast or ovarian cysts or systolic acne have great bitterness, anger and deep resentment towards their mother, sister or some other female. There are unresolved issues that lead to a break up in relationship between the girl with the condition and another female. There is no fellowship between them, and as a result they have a spirit of grief.
People who have breast or ovarian cysts or systolic acne have deep resentment towards their mother, sister or some other female.
The same spiritual root behind breast cysts is also behind breast cancer. Henry Wright initially saw the connection between breast cancer or breast cysts and bitterness between the woman with breast cancer/cysts and another female just through ministering to thousands of women with this problem. He got involved in their lives and found that all of them had bitterness towards their mother, mother-in-law or sister or some other female. There were two doctors, one in Taiwan and one in Denvor Colorodo who began to collaborate as Christian doctors. At first they were skeptical about Henry Wright’s teaching because he is a pastor. So these two doctors began to go back and look at their case histories to see if there really was a connection in breast cancer/cysts between the woman with the disease and bitterness and strife towards another woman. They came to a startling observation:
- • If the cysts or the tumors appear in the left breast, it is an indicator of unresolved conflict and bitterness between the female with the disease and another female who is a blood relative – that would be a mother or a sister or grandmother or an aunt.
- If the tumors or cysts appear in the right breast, it’s an indication of unresolved conflict and bitterness between the female with the disease and a non blood relative female – mother-in-law at the top of the list or a woman in the work place or a woman in the church.
- If tumors or cysts appear in both breasts, it is an indication of unresolved conflict and bitterness between that woman with the disease and both sides – blood relative and non blood relative.
I cannot explain this medically but this is holding true in 90% of case histories that have been looked at over the last 10 years. There are exceptions, for example 10% of all breast cancer and breast cysts are genetically inherited.
There has been great success in healing of ovarian cysts, breast cysts and systolic acne when the woman dealt with those issues that caused a breakdown in her relationship with her mother, sister or another female. She had to deal with the grief issue or unresolved conflict through forgiveness and releasing the anger and bitterness.
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