In conventional medicine, testicular cancer is the term used to describe the testicular cyst after a loss conflict over a loved human (or animal) as long as it is fluid and has cell division. At the end of the healing phase, this induced testicular cyst has no more cell division and remains in place, which is also the biological sense.
The discovery of Germanische Heilkunde® began with the death of my son DIRK, who the Italian Crown Prince fatally shot off the Mediterranean island of Cavallo near Corsica at dawn on August 18th, 1978, 3 months later, on December 7th, 1978. He died in my arms in the Heidelberg University Hospital under terrible circumstances. During […]
Die Tumormarker – und ihre Bewertung
Testicular necrosis (interstitial = located in the interstitial tissue), right testis—testicular cyst. Conflict: Loss conflict due to death or departure (human or animal). Ugly, semi-genital conflict with a woman (rarely). for the right-handed person concerning partner for the left-handed person concerning mother or child Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in the cerebral medulla of the […]
Testicular necrosis (interstitial = located in the interstitial tissue), left testis—testicular cyst. Conflict: Loss conflict due to death or departure (human or animal). Ugly, semi-genital conflict with a woman (rarely). for the right-handed person concerning mother or child for the left-handed person concerning partner Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in the cerebral medulla of the […]
Ovarian and testicular teratoma = germline cell teratoma (exceptional position!), left side Conflict: Severe loss conflict Example: son, best friend, a loved one, also an animal Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in the cranial part of the midbrain on the left (exception!) active phase: Teratomatous cell proliferation was the type of reproduction seen in principle […]
Ovarian and testicular teratoma = germ cell teratoma (exceptional position!), right side Conflict: Severe loss conflict Example: son, best friend, a loved one, also an animal Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in the cranial part of the midbrain on the right (exception!) active phase: Teratomatous cell proliferation was the type of reproduction seen in principle […]
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