A cavern is the scarred cavity, often lined with calcium, which remains as a result of tuberculous healing by decomposition of the preceding tumor. In the lung (cleared lung round cancer) these caverns remain open due to permanent breathing. In the breast (cleared glandular carcinoma) these cavities collapse due to the dead load of the breast.
It was the Greeks with their Asclepias who had developed a culture of coping with psychological conflicts in ancient times. The priests of Asclepius asked those seeking advice about their dreams of the previous night and deduced from them their psychological problems and physical illnesses. Even if, of course, the statements of earlier times could […]
Germanische Heilkunde® is coherent in itself Germanische Heilkunde® not only embraces the relationship between psyche, brain, and organs, but it also gives the embryological-ontogenetic explanations for understanding why the individual relay centers are located in the places of the brain where we find them. Because we always find the brain localization of our biological conflicts […]
Germanische Heilkunde® is based on 5 biological laws. The 3rd law, “the ontogenetic system of the tumors and cancer equivalents,” states that all organs controlled by the old-brain make cell proliferation in the conflict-active phase. All organs controlled by the cerebrum make cell reduction, thus necroses, ulcers, holes, and the like in the conflict-active phase. […]
The woman localizes her attachment to the child and her partner very primarily in her breast in terms of sensation. For this reason, breast disease is also the most common disease in women. According to Germanische Heilkunde®, we distinguish two types of breast cancer in the breast: 1. the so-called mammary gland cancer, medically also […]
Mamma adeno-ca or cancer of the mammary gland (in animals from thoracic to abdominal, invaginated corium skin) in women: Breast cancer, right breast Conflict: Mother/child care/dispute conflict, Partner care/dispute conflict, Nest conflict (depending on nest content left or right). Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in cerebellum lateral left Active phase: Compact node, which is larger […]
Mamma adeno-ca or cancer of the mammary gland (in animals from thoracic to abdominal, invaginated corium skin) in women: Breast cancer, left breast Conflict: Mother/child care/dispute conflict, Partner care/dispute conflict, Nest conflict (depending on nest content left or right). Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in cerebellum lateral right Active phase: Compact node, which is larger […]
Pulmonary round nodules-Ca (Alveolar-Ca) Conflict: Death anxiety-panic-conflict Left alveoli: formerly only for CO2 elimination, now also O2 uptake. Right alveoli: formerly only for O2 uptake, now also CO2 elimination. Idiom: Diagnosis shock: “You have cancer!” “I lost my breath!” “I thought I was going to die!” Hamer Focus: In the brainstem (pons), right dorsal (backward) […]
Liver- solitary-Ca Conflict: Starvation conflict, also e.g. due to colon cancer Idiom: Oh, God! I’m starving! What am I going to live on? Hamer Focus: In the brainstem (pons), laterally on the right side active phase: Cauliflower-like growing adeno-Ca of secretory grade or predominantly spherical growing adeno-Ca of resorptive grade. Typically round, so-called solitary round foci […]
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