Pancreas Type Profile

  • Physical Chronically overweight since childhood. May be obese. Round face. May be near average weight with exercise.

  • Emotional Either highly social, jolly and cheerful, or sluggish, depressed and hungry. Gets satisfaction from eating.

  • Social Enjoy food shopping, preparation eating and entertainment, preferably with supportive family or community.

  • Mental Survival intelligence. Focus on filling the needs of self, others and the community. Ranges from quite intelligent to forgetful, depending on secondary type.


Pancreas Type Health Risks

Under prolonged stress may experience:

  • Severe obesity
  • Diabetes
  • High cholesterol & triglycerides
  • High blood pressure
  • Heart disease

Often recessive liver function, leading to:

  • Digestive problems
  • Fatty / toxic liver
  • Gallbladder disease

And often recessive thyroid function, leading to:

  • Slow metabolism
  • Slow mentality
  • Osteoporosis

May get caught in an unhealthy cycle of dieting and binging, with ever more weight gain over time.


Typical Pancreas Type Therapies

Supplements: B-complex, trace minerals, glutamine and chromium

Glandulars: liver and thyroid

Exercise: moderate exercise


Pancreas Gland Hormones

The pancreas gland, located beneath the rib cage, secrets digestive juices into the intestines and produces hormones that control blood sugar levels and fat storage.

  • Insulin causes sugar to be stored in fat cells. Insulin overproduction leads to obesity or chronic weight-gain, and under-production leads to diabetes.
  • The hormone glucagon releases sugar from fat cells and from the liver.
  • The pancreas also secretes somatostatin, which inhibits growth hormone, insulin, and glucagon.
  • Gut hormones and fat-cell hormones like leptin also affect appetite and blood sugar.
Nervous system: parasympathetic (relaxed rest) dominant.

















































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