Category Archives: Renal Pelvis Inflammation

Every inflammation, no matter what tissue, is a symptom of the healing phase. Inflammation of the renal pelvis is the healing phase after a resolved territory-marking conflict, concerning the renal pelvic mucosa.

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The Kidney – with its Special Programs in Germanische Heilkunde®

photo ryke geerd hamer
11
Feb

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 […]

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Cerebral Cortex, Diagnostic Chart Of Germanische Heilkunde, Ektoderm, Kidney Pain, Kidney Stones, Outer Skin Scheme, Renal Colic, Renal Pelvis Inflammation

Renal pelvic inflammation right – Diagnostic Chart of Germanische Heilkunde

06
Jan

Renal pelvis mucosal squamous ulcer right Conflict: Territory marking conflict male conflict, not being able to mark the territorial boundaries. female conflict, not being able to mark off the territory from the inside (similar to identity conflict), e.g. not knowing which opinion to follow. handedness and hormonal status decisive Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH temporo-occipital […]

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Cerebral Cortex, Diagnostic Chart Of Germanische Heilkunde, Ektoderm, Kidney Pain, Kidney Stones, Outer Skin Scheme, Renal Colic, Renal Pelvis Inflammation

Renal pelvic inflammation left – Diagnostic Chart of Germanische Heilkunde

06
Jan

Renal pelvis mucosal squamous ulcer left Conflict: Territory marking conflict male conflict, not being able to mark the territorial boundaries. female conflict, not being able to mark off the territory from the inside (similar to identity conflict), e.g. not knowing which opinion to follow. handedness and hormonal status decisive Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH temporo-occipital […]

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