You need to hold in your mind two completing concepts. One is that you might have a condition, and that condition may not be fully understood by medical science, and need some self-experimentation (for example, meditation, diet, blood tests, psychotherapy, drugs). The other concept is that it might blow over with rest, time or a change in thinking patterns and there is nothing to fix. Since you can't know which is true, both need to be nurtured!

Agreed. I think the problem is we have 100 "conditions" for every 1 actual physical condition.

> All ideas are trees. All products start as ideas. Therefore all products are trees.

The conclusion or the second premise should be changed to make the former a true statement. So either "Therefore all products start as trees" or "All products are ideas".

"It's a marketing term"

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"Practice root thinking [1]"

[1] "Term _I_ coined"

Term I _coined_ but also _discovered_. There's a big difference ;)