Category Archives: Middle Ear Cancer – from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde

Middle ear cancer is the conflict-active phase of a morsel of hearing. Right side: not getting a desired piece of information. Left side: not getting rid of an unwanted piece of information.

Acoustic neurinoma - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde, Brainstem - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde, Diagnostic Chart of Germanische Heilkunde, Ear drainage - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde, Earache - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde, ENTODERM - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde, Middle Ear Cancer - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde, Tuberculosis - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde

Middle Ear-Ca right side – Diagnostic Chart of Germanische Heilkunde

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Dec

Middle Ear-Ca right side Conflict: Conflict, not getting a hold of an acoustic morsel The conflict dates back to the ancient embryological times when there was only one pharynx consisting of the middle ear and mouth. Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in brainstem dorsal right active phase: The flat-growing adeno-Ca of the resorptive grade grows […]

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Acoustic neurinoma - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde, Brainstem - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde, Diagnostic Chart of Germanische Heilkunde, Ear drainage - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde, Earache - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde, ENTODERM - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde, Middle Ear Cancer - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde, Tuberculosis - from the perspective of Germanische Heilkunde

Middle Ear Ca left side – Diagnostic Chart of Germanische Heilkunde

22
Dec

Middle Ear-Ca left side Conflict: Not being able to get rid of a hearing morsel (INFORMATION). NOT HAVING SAID WHAT YOU WANTED.   The conflict dates back to ancient embryological times when there was only one pharynx consisting of the middle ear and mouth. Idiom: – Hamer Focus: In the brainstem (pons), left dorsal (backward) […]

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