The Influence of Solar Electromagnetic Fields on the Formation of Precursors to Psychosomatic Diseases

Abstract:Psychosomatic diseases are traditionally viewed as a result of the interaction between psychological and somatic factors, yet the origins of their comorbidity remain incompletely understood. This article proposes a hypothesis that solar electromagnetic fields (EMF), namely sunspots (SSN) and solar flares, act as a universal external modulator during critical periods of embryogenesis. It is suggested that the simultaneous impact of EMF on the neurogenesis of subcortical brain structures and organogenesis creates a synchronous "imprint," predisposing individuals to both certain psychotypes (anxiety, rigidity) and pathologies of target organs (asthma, peptic ulcer disease, hypertension). This model offers an alternative to classical cause-and-effect paradigms, viewing the psychosomatic connection as a manifestation of a unified embryonic disruption induced by a geophysical factor. Potential practical applications in forecasting, prevention, and integrative medicine are discussed. Keywords:Solar activity, electromagnetic fields, psychosomatic diseases, embryonic development, DOHaD, epigenetics, neurogenesis, organogenesis, subcortical structures, predictive medicine