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Since many organs often consist not only of tissue from one but from several cotyledons, a single organ often has different conflict content. Therefore the classification of medicine according to organs is outdated. More bio-logical would be the classification of medicine according to the cotyledons.
Organ Blood – symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The blood and what can be deduced from the laboratory values.Organ Blood Vessels – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The blood vessels are made of connective tissue but have striated and smooth muscle portions. They are NOT lined internally with squamous epithelium, such as the coronary vessels (gill duct derivatives). The arteries have to ...
Organ Bone – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The bone always has a severe self-value collapse as its conflict content. Each bone and each joint has its own self-value content. With the SBS bone, the blood picture is also always changed. catlist name=gliederschmerzen- catlink=yes ...
Organ Brain – Symptoms according to the Germanische Heilkunde®
Organ Breast – Symptoms according to the Germanische Heilkunde®
A distinction must be made between the mammary glands (care, dispute, nest conflict) and the mammary ducts (separation conflict). Typical subsequent conflicts are disfigurement due to the surgery (melanoma). And due to the diagnosis, self-value ...
Organ Cartilage – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The cartilage has a slight self-value collapse as conflict content. Each joint has its own self-value content.
Organ Connective-Tissue – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The connective tissue is controlled from the cerebral medulla and is found as supporting tissue in all organs. Glia in the brain is a special connective tissue that occurs only directly on the nerves.
Organ Dermis – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The dermis is gland-like tissue and is controlled by the cerebellum. Evolutionarily, the dermis dates back to when our ancestor (worm) left the sea and conquered the land. The dermis has a protective function. Its ...
Organ Esophagus – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The lower third of the esophagus (brainstem) is about the morsel you can’t swallow. The upper ⅔ of the esophagus (cerebral cortex) is about the morsel you want to spit out. For the latter, handedness ...
Organ Eye – Symptoms according to the Germanische Heilkunde®
The eye is a complex organ and is composed of different cotyledons. Accordingly, the eye has different SBSe.
Organ Fallopian Tubes – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
Fallopian Tubes is about an ugly semi-genital conflict with a male.
Organ Hypophysis – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The hypophysis has two possibilities: 1. I am not able to feed the family (elevated prolactin). 2.) One is too small for the morsel (acromegaly, short stature).
Organ Intestine – Symptoms according to the Germanische Heilkunde®
In the intestine case, the glandular tissue (intestinal villi, brainstem controlled) and the smooth muscle (midbrain) are present. Each intestinal section has its conflict content (morsel, anger). The beginning (first section of the duodenum) and ...
Organ Larynx – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The larynx and vocal cords are squamous and are controlled from the territorial area.
Organ Liver – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
In the liver’s case, we have the liver parenchyma with liver cancer (starvation – brainstem). Many liver rounds mean starvation around itself, and a single liver round means starvation around someone else (or animal). On ...
Organ Lung – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
In the lungs, we have the pulmonary alveoli with the pulmonary round (fear of death). We have the bronchial mucosa with bronchitis and bronchial carcinoma (healing phase, fear of territory, fear of fright conflict). Then ...Organ Lymph Node – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The lymph node has a slight self-value intrusion as its conflict content and is controlled from the cerebral medulla. Similar to the bone, each lymph node has its own conflict content. The handedness is decisive.
Organ Mouth – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The outer oral mucosa is the squamous epithelium and belongs to the so-called SORE MOLLYMAL SKIN SCHEME. So it hurts in the conflict-active phase and the crisis. The conflict content is also a morsel conflict, ...
Organ Musculature – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The striated skeletal muscles are connective tissue (cerebral medulla) and always have a self-value collapse due to paralysis (motor conflict, loss of function, cerebral cortex). So you have to solve the motor conflict to solve ...
Organ Nose – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
In the nose we have the squamous mucosa with its cause stink or scent conflict. But there is also the olfactory conflict with functional failure.
Organ outer Skin – Symptoms according to the Germanische Heilkunde®
The skin has an outer skin (squamous epithelium, separation conflict), and it has the underlying dermis (glandular-like tissue, disfigurement conflict). In the active phase of a separation conflict, the outer skin is dry, and it ...Organ Ovary – Symptoms according to the Germanische Heilkunde®
The ovaries are controlled from the cerebral medulla (luxury group) and have a loss around human or animal conflict content.
Organ Pancreas – symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
A distinction must be made between the pancreas’ glandular tissue (fight and the morsel, inheritance conflicts) and the excretory duct (territorial anger). Moreover, there are the islet cells (hyperglycemia, hypoglycemia).
Organ Prostate – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The prostate is the male counterpart to the female uterine mucosa.Organ Stomach – Symptoms according to Germanische Heilkunde®
The stomach with its glandular tissue has the morsel as conflict content. The small curvature is lined with squamous epithelium on the stomach, controlled from the precinct area of the cerebral cortex.
