Category Archives: Diverticula

Diverticula are bulges, e.g. at the end of the healing phase of a tubercularly degraded colon cancer.

Bad Breath, Cardiac Carcinoma, Diverticula, Esophageal Cancer, Esophageal Varices, Esophagus-Stenosis, Oesophageal Narrowing, Special Programs

Esophageal-Ca (Esophagus) in Germanische Heilkunde®

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14
Feb

The cause of esophageal cancer In the past, it was believed that the so-called diseases were determined by coincidences, aberrations, insufficiencies, and degenerations. However, Germanische Heilkunde® found out a clear correlation and systematics between our organs and specific conflicts or conflict groups. This systematics can also be found in the brain – our organism’s computer […]

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Colitis Ulcerosa, Colon Cancer, Colon Cancer, Crohn'S Disease, Diarrhea, Diverticula, Intestinal Bleeding, Intestinal Colic, Intestinal Inflammation, Intestinal Paralysis, Intestinal Polyp, Intestinal Wall Thickened, Rectal Cancer, Small Intestinal Cancer, Special Programs

Intestinal cancer – colon, rectum, small intestine

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31
Jan

Intestinal cancer belongs to the inner cotyledon (entoderm). The associated relay is located in the brainstem. It, therefore, makes compact tumors of the adenocellular type in the conflict-active phase. The morsel-conflict Brainstem-controlled adenocarcinomas always arise when we cannot assimilate, swallow, digest, or excrete a morsel. These biological conflicts are to be understood developmentally as archaic […]

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Brainstem, Colon Cancer, Diagnostic Chart Of Germanische Heilkunde, Diverticula, Entoderm, Intestinal Bleeding, Intestinal Inflammation, Intestinal Polyp, Rectal Cancer, Tuberculosis

Rectum-Ca – Diagnostic Chart of Germanische Heilkunde

21
Dec

Conflict: Ugly conflict. Insidious “Shit Conflict Idiom: “What a load of crap!” Hamer Focus: In the brainstem (pons), lateral (side) left active phase: Compact cauliflower-like growing secretory grade adeno-ca or flat growing resorptive grade adeno-ca. In large tumors: Risk of ileus (intestinal obstruction). Healing: Tuberculous necrotizing degradation of the tumor, possibly with slight bleeding (night […]

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