Thyroid-Ca right

Thyroid-Ca right, acinous part, right side

Conflict:

Conflict of not being able to grab a desired (food) morsel because the individual is not fast enough.

(Thyroid glands used to be exocrine glands that secreted into the intestine; now they are endocrine glands that secrete their hormone into the blood, e.g.: Saleswoman snatches all customers from colleague because she runs faster to the entrance).

Idiom:

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Hamer Focus:

HH In the brainstem (pons), right dorsal (backward).

active phase:

Compact cauliflower-like growing adeno-Ca of secretory and resorptive quality, so called hard goiter with hyperthyroidism or thyrotoxicosis (M Graves). Hyperthyroidism increases the metabolism and the individual becomes faster.

Healing:

In most cases, the rough, nodular thyroid tumors persist and become encapsulated. However, if fungi or fungal bacteria had gained access during the conflict-active phase, the nodules become tuberculous. The latter would be the normal biological process. In the process, the hormone level normalizes.

Crisis:

Centralization

Biological Sense:

active phase

Secretory portion only: increase metabolism by releasing thyroxine to catch a morsel more quickly.

Notice:

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graphics

Diagnostic Chart Entoderm

brainstem