META- Medicine Organ-Mind Directory

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1 META- Medicine Organ-Mind Directory Compiled by Robert Waghmare

2 ID: 61 Adrenal cortex Conflict content Moving-into-wrong-direction-conflict, or being thrown off the track. 1. phase In the conflict phase there is a necrosis of the adrenal cortex that reduces the production of cortisol, causing a stressed fatigue, and an overall weakness. Typical diagnoses go from high blood pressure to Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome, or Addison's disease. 2. phase In the regeneration phase we see a refilling of the necrosis that may be diagnosed as adrenal cysts. The cysts start being liquid, but consolidate and endure later, generating an excess of cortisol production. Despite of the vagotonia in this phase we feel full of beans and energy. The common diagnosis is hirsitismus or a Cushing's syndrome. At the end of the regeneration phase the blood pressure and the adrenal function return to normality. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, passage to midbrain Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase, and the regeneration phase, in order to increase the production of cortisol. ID: 93 Adrenal medulla Conflict content Unstandable-stress-conflict. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find a pheochromocytoma (odermal tumours of the adrenosympathetic system), and an increase and proliferation of the neurotransmitters and the hormones norepinephrine, dopamine and epinephrine. 2. phase In the regeneration phase an adrenal-"apoplexia" may be found. Apoplexia. Brain relay In the area of the autonomous nervous system, sympathetic trunk neuroganglion Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase, in order to get a better performance in a stressful situation. Page 2

3 ID: 56 Bladder - sphincter Conflict content Territory-marking-conflict. 1. phase In the conflict phase a muscle necrosis of the striated muscles of the bladder wall forms (cell loss). This can lead to a relaxation of the sphincter, and a temporary urinary incontinence. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the necrosis refills, and the muscle is able to close again. At this stage the muscle mat become thicker than it was before, which can lead to a rigidation, a tension or an occlusion of the sphincter. During the healing crisis however the sphincter may also relax, which can lead to an increased urinary incontinence. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, motorist, in pelvis area Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation, in order to be more able to mark the territory with urine and therefore to defend it. ID: 80 Appendix Blind Gut Conflict content Ugly-indigestible-anger-conflict. 1. Phase In the conflict phase a compact cauliflower-shaped, secretory blind gut tumour (Adenocarcinoma) grows. This can easily cause an obstruction of the blind gut and therefore increase the danger of perforation in the regeneration phase. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we find a cell reduction, a necrosis of the blind gut tissue. This can show symptomatically as an acute or sub acute appendicitis. Caution is necessary, because in the healing crisis the occlusion of the blind gut can lead to perforation. Brain relay Brain stem, Pons lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase in the conflict phase, in order to either reduce or dissolve a stuck chunk, or to assimilate vital substances better. Page 3

4 ID: 85 Bladder - sub mucosa Conflict content Ugly-conflict i.e. something felt as a mess, or something felt as very ugly. 1. Phase In the conflict phase a compact, cauliflower-shaped adenotumor grows, either secretory or a flax-shaped growing resorptive adenotumor, especially in the bladder triangle (sub mucous bladder trigonum). Secretory means that the chunk or the nutrition is being crushed, degraded or digested through the secretion of digestive juice (i.e. on cauliflower-shaped tumours like bladder polyps). Resorptive means that the nutritional substances are absorbed from the intestine into the blood stream and the lymph ducts (on flax-shaped growing adenotumors). 2. Phase In the regeneration phase a tuberculosis-caseating necrosis (with fungus or mycobacteria), or an encapsulation degrades the tumour. Brain relay Brain stem, Pons lateral ventral Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase in the conflict phase, in order to enhance the reabsorbtion of urine and economize water (in case of flat, resorptive tumours). ID: 114 Bladder mucosa Conflict content Territory-marking-conflict i.e. to define a limit or a position. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss, i.e. a tissue reduction as an ulcer of the bladder mucosa. It can bleed and cause pain or bladder spasms. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the ulcer is refilled. This can cause an intense swelling of the mucosa with bladder bleedings and even urination impairments. Typical symptoms are a strong urgency, pain and burning when urinating, with a reddish or turbid urine. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, temporal-occipital Biological meaning The biological meaning is that the bladder wall becomes thinner, so it can contain more liquid and the territory can be marked better. Page 4

5 ID: 24 Bladder mucosa Conflict content Territory-marking-conflict i.e. the inability to recognize the limit of the territory from inside, or to mark the limits of the own territory, mostly a conflict of defining a position. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find mostly bladder pain caused by the ulcer of the mucosa (in the non bleeding half of the bladder). Biologically the right half of the bladder corresponds to the female side, and the left half bladder to the male side. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we see the symptom of a bleeding from the bladder ulcer. This is frequently accompanied by spasms and a swelling of the mucosa in the area of the ulcer, with slight or no pains. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, temporal-occipital, post-sensory Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell reduction and the ulcerative dilatation of the bladder that allows more urine for marking the limits of the territory ID: 76 Blood vessels - arteries Conflict content Self devaluation-disability-conflict according to the corresponding localization. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a necrosis of the artery walls, in most cases of the intima and the smooth muscles, what the patient normally does not notice. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the organism tries to repair the necrosis of the arterial walls with a cell increase. In chronic cases we find the typical diagnose of an atherosclerosis or arteriosclerosis. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, depends on location of conflict content Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase in the regeneration phase, and the strengthening of the blood vessels. Page 5

6 ID: 7 Blood Vessels - Coronary arteries Conflict content Sensory territory-competition-fear-conflict 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss in the coronary arteries. In this phase the arterial volume is dilated-increased, allowing a higher blood flow and a strongly increased efficiency of our whole organism. Typical symptoms are stress signs, shooting heart pain, angina pectoris, and eventually a depression. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase our organism tries to repair the coronary arteries with a cell increase. Typical symptoms are now a swelling of the intima of the coronary arteries (Squamous epithelium mucosa), a cerebral edema, and maybe a stricture of the arteries (stenosis). The cell increase is normally diagnosed as a benign coronary stricture or a coronary obstruction. The healing crisis is the (left) cardiac infarct, which we need to pay a special attention on, in order to counteract if necessary. Psychic symptoms are mania and depression. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, sensory, perinsula Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell reduction and ulceration of the coronary arteries, in order to pump more blood, and face up to the "fight". ID: 62 Blood vessels - veins Conflict content Self devaluation according to the conflict content and the organ 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss and veins necrosis. Especially after several relapses this can appear as varicose veins on the legs. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we find a cell proliferation, and the ulcerated veins thicken (Varices). The surrounding swelling is often diagnosed as a thrombophlebitis. In case of a syndrome the swelling of the veins may intensify. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, depending on organ location Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase and the strengthening of the wall of the veins Page 6

7 ID: 18 Blood Vessels - Coronary veins - neck of uterus Conflict content Loss-of-territory/sexual conflict depending on the handedness, hormonal situation, and conflict content, we find the following possibilities: on right-handed women in case of a sexual or a biological/sexual frustration conflict or on left-handed men in case of a territory conflict or in case of a schizophrenic constellation on right-handed men or left-handed women or in case of a special hormonal situation i.e. on postmenopausal left-handed women with a territory conflict (male reaction) or on effeminate right-handed men (hormonal disorder) in case of a not-be-copulatedconflict. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss as a coronary-veins-ulcer with an angina pectoris (pain or feeling of pressure around the heart). Appears often together with neck or mouth of uterus. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the ulcer is repaired through a cell growth. In most cases there is a swelling of the mucosa of the coronary-veins-intima. The pulmonary embolism is caused by parts of the thrombus that have been teared off as healing-clot-crusts from the ulcer of the coronary veins, and that now clog the branches of the pulmonary arteries. About 2-6 weeks after the conflict resolution the healing crisis shows as a pulmonary embolism, an acute pulmoembolic heart infarct (also called "female heart infarct") with the typical signs i.e. tachycardia, trembling, feeling of annihilation, dyspnea, centralization, etc. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, perinsul + Cerebellum (for neck of uterus) Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the conflict phase, and in the ulcerative dilatation of the coronary veins. Page 7

8 ID: 58 Bones Conflict content Inferiority-conflict conflict content according to the skeletal parts: cervical spine - intellectual-moral-self devaluation-conflict shoulder/arm - partner-child-self devaluation-conflict thoracic spine - central personality-self devaluation-conflict femoral neck - cannot stick out something pubic bone - sexual-self devaluation-conflict knee - sport/flexibility foot - flexibility-self devaluation-conflict hand - unhanded ness-self devaluation conflict 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss in the bones (Osteolysis, Osteoporosis) as the case may be a benign cell loss (Anaemia) or a malignant cell loss in the medulla. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase there is a cell increase in the bones with an edema and pain in the bones (i.e. as back pain or herniated disc). A common diagnosis is a benign cell growth in the medulla (starting with an intense anaemia due to the vagotonus and the blood edema), or a malignant cell growth in the medulla, or leucemia. Frequently an intense pain caused by the stretching of the periostium. There may be a re-calcification of the osteolisis (Osteosarcoma). In case of an osteolisis in the joints area we usually see a joint rheumatism. Due to the edema in the regeneration phase, there is an increased risk of bone fractures. In case of gout an active renal collecting tubule/territoryconflict (with an increased level of urea in the blood serum) may arise in addition to the regeneration phase of the bones. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, depends on localization Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell increase and the strengthening of the bones in the regeneration phase. Page 8

9 ID: 115 Brain tumours Conflict content 1. Phase 2. Phase Cerebral tumours can be found normally only in the regeneration phase, when the conflict has been solved, and the organism tries to recover. On the cerebral level we see an edema and an increase of the glia (connective tissue of the cerebrum). In case of long and intensive conflicts, or distended brain relays that block vital functions, we find the typical symptoms like headaches, brain pressure, seizures, disorders of speech, reduction in vision, impaired consciousness, etc. In these cases the corresponding medical measures must be taken at an early stage. Germ layer Brain relay Location depends on disease program Biological meaning ID: 4 Branchial arch ganglia Conflict content Fear-of-frontal-attack-conflict something is coming right at us and we cannot protect ourselves from it, nor do anything. 1. Phase In the conflict an ulcer forms in the Branchial arc ganglia, which are covered with squamous epithelium. Sometimes patients feel a slight pain in the throat area. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the mucosa in the Branchial arch ganglia swells. Therefore cysts containing a serous liquid develop. These cysts can cover the mediastinum up to the diaphragm. In most cases the diagnosis is a Non-Hodgkin lymphoma or a bronchial cancer of the small cells. The swelling rarely causes a feeling of breathlessness or a danger of asphyxiation. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, frontal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell reduction and the ulcerative dilatation of the Branchial arc ganglia, in order to improve the water flow rate and the breathing. Page 9

10 ID: 31 Breast - intraductal Conflict content Separation-fear-conflict I.e. from mate, child, mother, home or nest. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we detect a cell loss in the mammary ducts (an ulcerative dilatation) with a sensory paralysis (Numbness), in most cases felt as a slight dragging pain in the mamma. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the cell growth may be diagnosed as a benign growth in the mammary ducts, as a carcinoma in situ, or as a malignant carcinoma of the mammary ducts. Due to the swelling of the squamous epithelium mucosa the secretion cannot run off through the occluded mammary duct. This can cause a more or less intense swelling behind the nipple (a typical finding for a carcinoma of the mammary ducts). The mamma may be inflamed, swollen and enlarged, in most cases accompanied by hypersensitivity. The healing crisis is the absence or short-term memory disorders. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, sensory cortical Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell loss of the conflict phase, in order to be more able to deal with the separation. ID: 48 Breast - mammary glands Conflict content Worry-argument or nest-conflict i.e. with mate, child, mother, home, nest. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a proliferation of the mammary glands cells, which can be diagnosed as a benign fibro adenoma or as a lobular breast cancer. In most cases compact nodes are perceptible. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we see a loss of the mammary glands cells with an encapsulation of the nodes or a caseating tuberculosis degradation of the nodes by mycobacteria. Typical symptoms of the healing phase are an edema, a painful scaring athrophy, and a necrotic, stinking degradation of the tumour (open breast with elimination of a stinking secretion) through the outlet of the tumour. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebellum, lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase of the conflict phase. Page 10

11 ID: 6 Bronchial asthma Conflict content Territory-fear-conflict i.e. somebody is threatening to invade our territory, or wants to leave it without our permission. 1. Phase In case of a schizophrenic constellation both conflicts appear at the same time! The expiratory wheezing reflects the spasm of the bronchial muscles, like the reaction of the stomach muscles in case of a stomach ulcer. 2. Phase Only when the hurting feeling slows down, or after the conflict has been solved, the controlling functions revert. The organism wants to recover and regenerate, the bronchia constrict, and this causes the asthma. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, perinsul Biological meaning The biological sense of the bronchial asthma is the healing crisis of the bronchial musculature. ID: 5 Bronchial mucosa Conflict content Sensory territory-fear-conflict 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a bronchial cell loss, mostly without intense symptoms. The autonomic nervous system is attuned to stress and conflict resolution, trying to process the " hurting feeling". 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the organism reacts with a proliferation of the bronchial cells. After the conflict resolution we find the typical cough symptoms, i.e. a lack of ventilation (Atelectasis) due to the swelling of the bronchial mucosa. In the healing crisis we find also the asthma attack (see also bronchial asthma in case of 2 active conflicts). Psychic symptoms may be short-term memory dysfunctions and disorientation. The cell growth in this phase may be diagnosed as a benign bronchitis or as a malignant pulmonary tumour. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, sensory, frontal-lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning is the dilatation of the bronchial alveoli, in order to become more able to compete. Page 11

12 ID: 101 Bronchial tubes - goblet cells Conflict content Inability-to-salivate-air-chunk-conflict i.e. the fear of suffocation, or to choke on something. 1. Phase In the conflict phase a flax-shaped growing adenocarcinoma grows. This carcinoma consists of goblet cells from the old bronchial-intestinal mucosa, and can have a secretory or a resorptive character. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the tumour is tuberculosis caseating degradated by mycobacteria. In case of multiple relapses, or if it occurs in the babyhood, the goblet cells may be completely destroyed (Mucoviscidosis). Brain relay Brain stem, Pons dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation and the increased secretion of liquid, which ensures a better gliding of the "air-chunk". ID: 68 Cardiac - smooth muscles Conflict content Peristaltic-like transportation of blood. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a muscle thickening with a locally increased peristalsis. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we see an increased peristalsis in the entire smooth part of the cardiac muscle and at the same time a tranquillization of the local musculature. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Brain stem, yet located in midbrain Biological meaning The biological meaning is the local strengthening of the cardiac muscle and the improvement of the cardiac function. Page 12

13 ID: 74 Cardiac muscle-myocardium Conflict content Being-overwhelmed-conflict 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss and a necrosis of the cardiac muscle. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase there is a restoration and a muscular hypertrophy. The symptoms of the healing crisis are heart trembling, heart cramps, a heightened blood pressure (of the brain artery with venous blood in this case), or a myocardial infarct of the right heart. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation and the strengthening of the muscles, in order to be prepared for further strain. ID: 53 Cartilage Conflict content Minor-self devaluation-conflict. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell reduction, I.e. a necrosis of the cartilage. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase there is a cell growth in the form of a hypertrophy of the cartilage (Hyperchondrosis). This process may be diagnosed as a malignant tumour of the cartilage tissue (Chondrosarcoma). In case of a syndrome a keloid swelling of the cartilage may arise. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation and the strengthening of the cartilage Page 13

14 ID: 81 Colon Conflict content Ugly-indigestible-anger-conflict. 1. Phase In the conflict phase a cauliflower-shaped adenocarcinoma (secretory) or a flax-shaped adenocarcinoma (wall thickening/resorptive) grows. The production of gastric juice is also increased. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the tumour shows a tuberculosis caseating, necrotizing degradation through fungus. Typical symptoms may be bleedings, colon tuberculosis, or a colitis ulcerosa (a chronic recurrent elimination of flat parts of the tumour). Brain relay Brain stem, Pons lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell increase, in order to be more able to reduce the stuck chunk through an increase gastric juice, or to increase the ingestion through a flaxshaped growing wall thickening. ID: 51 Connective tissue Conflict content Minor-self devaluation-conflict different conflict contents according to the localization. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find necrosis (cell loss or reduction) of the connective tissue. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the organism repairs itself with a cell proliferation. Typical symptoms are keloids, connective tissue like neoplasm s (Furuncles), in most cases with staph or mixed flora. It can also show as a painful and deep going nodal inflammation of the hair follicle or as a scarred healing. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation, and the restoration and strengthening of the connective tissue. Page 14

15 ID: 44 Ear - Hearing Conflict content Hearing-conflict not wanting to hear something. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a functional reduction and a loss of the ability to hear certain frequencies. This appears through a tinnitus (roaring, buzzing, ringing, whistling in the ear). 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the function recovers slowly. The symptoms are an acute hearing loss, and an edema in the internal ear and in the cerebral hearing centre for these specific frequencies. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, temporo-basal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the conflict phase. We don't want to hear the unpleasant thing; but in case the situation repeats, we are being warned = tinnitus. ID: 107 Ear - Middle Conflict content Hearing-conflict i.e. cannot catch (believe) nor get rid of an information chunk. 1. Phase In the conflict phase a flat growing, resorptive tumour grows in the middle ear and in the mastoid. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the tumour is degradated through a cell reduction with a tuberculosis, caseating necrosis by fungus or mycobacterium. Typical symptoms are a purulent inflammation of the middle ear (Otitis media) or even a perforation of the timpane (running ear). Brain relay Brain stem, Pons dorsal Nervus staoacusticus Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase and the improvement of the archaic hearing (resorptiv), in order to assimilate or eliminate the information better. Page 15

16 ID: 108 Eustachian tubes Conflict content Hearing-conflict i.e. cannot catch (believe) nor get rid of an information chunk. 1. Phase In the conflict phase a compact, flat growing, resorptive tumour grows. This can cause an obstruction of the Eustachian tubes, and the drawn-in of the tympanic membrane due to insufficient ventilation can cause a hearing impairment. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the tumour degrades through a stinking, tuberculosis caseation. This purulent liquid can drain through the mouth or the middle ear (simulating an Otitis media). Brain relay Brain stem, Pons dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase, in order to assimilate or eliminate the information better. ID: 28 Eye - cornea Conflict content Strong-visual-separation -conflict i.e. we lost sight of somebody or something. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss, which can be diagnosed as an ulcer of the cornea, but the patient mostly does not notice it. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we see an inflammation of the cornea, and a refilling of the cornea ulcer with a temporary opacity of the cornea and a keratitis (collective term for cornea diseases like edema, pain, etc.). Brain relay Cerebral cortex, sensory, lateral-temporal Biological meaning The meaning lies in the cell reduction, in order to temporarily forget what we lost sight of. Page 16

17 ID: 29 Eye - crystalline lens Conflict content Visual-separation-conflict i.e. we lost sight of somebody or something. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we see a cell loss as a necrosis of the crystalline lens, which is mostly not been noticed. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the organism reacts with an opacity of the crystalline lens that is diagnosed as a cataract. Although the function can completely recover, the opacity becomes stronger with every relapse. Other typical symptoms are water inclusion, enlargement or bending of the lens. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, sensory lateral-temporal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction, in order to continue seeing "the one we lost sight of". After the conflict resolution, i.e. when the object or person we lost sight of is back, the eyes have time for repairing. ID: 90 Eye - iris Conflict content Inability-to-catch-or-avoid-light-particles-conflict 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell growth that can show as an iris tumour, or a swelling of the smooth muscle contraction. Due to this swelling the pupil cannot adapt to the incidence of light (Fixed pupil). 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we find an iris tuberculosis or coloboma. Brain relay Brain stem, Pons medial ventral Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase that helps to catch or to avoid a light particle (chunk). Page 17

18 ID: 91 Eye - lacrimal glands Conflict content Visual-chunk-conflict i.e. the inability to get rid of something that we did not see on time, or the inability to catch (believe) something. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we see a cell growth, visible as a cauliflower-shaped growing adenocarcinoma of the lacrimal glands. In the regeneration phase our organism degrades the excessive cells of the lacrimal glands. This can happen through a tuberculosis, caseating, necrotizing degradation with a concurrence of TBC bacteria. Typical symptoms in this phase are purulent tears. In case of repeating relapses (conflicts) the lacrimal glands dry up, and the symptoms are a mucoviscidosis of the lacrimal glands (lacrimation dissecation). 2. Phase In the regeneration phase our organism degrades the excessive cells of the lacrimal glands. Typical symptoms of this phase are an encapsulation, caseation with stinking discharge (cold abscess), or purulent tears (due to fungus and mycobacteria). In case of relapses (repeated conflicts) the lacrimal glands can dry out (Mucoviscidosis). Typical symptoms are purulent tears. Brain relay Brain stem, Pons dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation. This allows to get rid of something we do not want to see any more, or to get something we would like to have seen. ID: 37 Eye - lacrimal glands ducts Conflict content To-be-seen or not-want-to-be-seen-conflict 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss, an ulcer in the lacrimal glands ducts. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we see a swelling of the mucosa of the gland ducts, and therefore congestion and a swelling of the lacrimal glands. A common diagnosis is a tumour of the lacrimal glands. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, fronto-medio-lateral-basal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction and the ulcerative dilatation of the excretory ducts of the lacrimal glands Page 18

19 ID: 16 Eye - retina Conflict content Fear-of-rear-attack-conflict Fear of something we cannot deal with that is threatening or lurking from behind. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a reduction in vision. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase an edema forms between the eye dermis (Sclera) and the retina. This can lead to a retinal detachment that is particularly intense on the retinal cavity (Fovea centralis). Although the retinal detachment is a symptom of the regeneration phase that is only temporary and dies down by itself, it causes a dramatic reduction in vision. In case of a syndrome intense complications can be found (edema and swelling). The nearsightedness (myopia) is a result of a lateral retinal detachment with relapses that leads to an optical elongation of the eyeball, and a retinal detachment due to a callosity between the retina and the sclera. The farsightedness is caused by a dorsal retinal detachment with relapses that leads to an optical contraction of the eyeball. Brain relay Cerebral cortex Biological meaning The biological meaning is the reduction of the function, what suppresses or deactivates the fear or danger that is threatening from behind. ID: 17 Eye - vitreous body Conflict content Fear-of-rear-attack-conflict Somebody or something is threatening us unexpectedly and frightening us. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a functional reduction in vision, vitreous opacity, or glaucoma. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we see a resolution and a normalization of the vitreous opacity accompanied by a glaucoma (an increased pressure inside the eye). The edema frequently presses backwards through the entry hole of the optic nerve. It is highly advised against operating with laser during the conflict phase or the regeneration phase, because the vitreous body would be irreparably destroyed. In case of a syndrome complications can arise if the glaucoma becomes too intense. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, paramedian interhemisphere Biological meaning The biological meaning is the reduction of the function or the partial opacation of the vitreous body, in order to cloud the danger and improve the sight forward on the escape way. Page 19

20 ID: 13 Eyelid - Conjunctiva Conflict content Separation-loss-conflict i.e. we loose somebody, we separate or split from a loved person or loose sight of him or her. 1. Phase In the conflict phase the eyelids and the conjunctiva react with an ulcer, this is a cell loss. Mostly without other symptoms than squamous cell formation. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the organism refills the ulcer through a cell growth. Typical symptoms in this phase are the conjunctivitis, a redness of the eye lids (Blepharitis) and the conjunctiva (Conjunctivitis), also connected with pain, itching, burning, loss of eyelashes, etc. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, sensory Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell reduction, in order to be more able to deal with the visual separation. ID: 42 Facial paralysis - facioplegia Conflict content To-loose-the-face-conflict, or the fear to be fooled. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find a functional reduction and a paralysis of the facial muscles that is mostly called a stroke. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the facial muscles recover their function and innervation. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, motoric, lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning is the loss of function and the reflex of feigning death. Page 20

21 ID: 52 Fatty tissue - adipose tissue Conflict content Minor-self devaluation-conflict i.e. devaluation-conflict related to the part of the body that we feel as unesthetic, too skinny or too fat. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss, noticeable through necrosis of the adipose tissue. Mostly without intense symptoms in this phase. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase neoplasm s of fat tissue (Lipomas) form for the recovering of the fat tissue. In case of a simultaneously active renal collecting tubule/territory-conflict (Syndrome) we find a cellulites as a hanging lipomatous healing. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the proliferation of the fat tissue, in order to strengthen the fat layer. ID: 10 Gallbladder ducts Conflict content Territory-anger-conflict, I.e. violation of the limits to a neighbour, rival, mate, co-worker, etc., anger about somebody who invades our territory. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss, an ulcer of the intrahepatic and the extrahepatic bile ducts, and the gall bladder, in most cases combined with cramping pain and a biliary colic. Typical symptoms are abdominal tension, bile vomiting, and chills. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the organism refills the ulcer with a cell growth. The first signs are increased cholesterol and bile acid, or an intracanicular swelling of the mucosa, a temporary obstruction of the bile ducts or cholestasis (Icterus), either in a small part of the intrahepatic and the extrahepatic bile ducts (Anicteric hepatitis), or in a larger part of them (Icteric hepatitis). The hepatitis process can take different forms: hepatitis with or without A and B viruses. The healing crisis of the hepatitis is the hepatic coma. As in the case of a stomach ulcer, the typical symptoms like stomach bleeding, increased functional readings, alcalic photophatasis and bilirubine are not the most dreaded. It is at the point when the reading of the liver function drop that the hepatic coma happens. This cerebral coma can show as a slight up to a deep (comatose) unconsciousness. In case of a syndrome the readings of the liver function (specially the gamma CT values) can increase highly, and an intense liver swelling (Hepatomegalia) and a tensional pain in the hepatic capsule can be found. Another form of the hepatic cirrhosis consists in a narrowing (Stenosis) of the intrahepatic bile ducts after an expired hepatitis, similar to the bronchial or the coronary stenosis. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, temporal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell reduction and the ulcerative dilatation of the intrahepatic and the extrahepatic pancreatic ducts, to improve the bile flowing. Page 21

22 ID: 27 Hair - alopecia Conflict content Separation conflict depending on personal associations with certain parts of the body, i.e. we used to caress the head of a loved one, and now we do not any more. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a progressive hair loss either of small areas to a complete hairlessness (Alopecia androgenica). 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we can find a very intense loss of hair, often by bundles. Later there is a redness of the head skin with a return of the hair growing. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, sensoryparamedian-cranial Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell reduction, the decrease of the sensitivity, and therefore a temporary oblivion of the separation. ID: 72 Intestine - greater omentum Conflict content Ugly-abdomen-conflict. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell growth in the greater omentum of the intestine. This is mostly diagnosed as a compact cauliflower-shaped adenoidal mesothelioma (benign or malignant tumour). 2. Phase In the regeneration phase our organism degrades the tumour through tuberculosis, caseating necrosis, or in cases without bacteria the tumour persists. This process frequently comes along with adhesions of the peritoneum. In this phase a special attention on the ascites (accumulation of clear liquids) must be paid. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebellum, lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase and the strengthening of the peritoneum. Page 22

23 ID: 94 Intestine - small Conflict content Indigestible-chunk-conflict, i.e. cannot digest something, an indigestible anger is often an aspect of starvation. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell proliferation, and a flax-shaped growing tumour of the small intestine develops (Adenocarcinoma, resorptive quality). This cancer of the small intestine is widely extended, and consist of only few layers of intestine cylinder epithelium carcinoma. This cell proliferation rarely causes a material obstruction (Ileus). 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the tumour is degradated through a tuberculosis-caseating necrosis. In this phase the degradating intestinal tumour may bleed. At the same time the bleeding mucosa shreds and the mucus is desquamated and eliminated with the stool. The diagnosis can indicate morbus Crohn, ileitis or other forms of intestinal inflammation. Brain relay Brain stem, Pons ventro-lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase for a better digestion and assimilation of the nutrition or other chunks. ID: 67 Intestine - smooth muscles Conflict content Inability-to-move-chuck-conflict. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we see a locally increased peristalsis on the in and out going smooth muscles of the intestine. The rest of the intestine reacts with a reduced peristalsis. In this case the diagnosis can be a paralytic ileus, or enteroparesis. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we find an increased peristalsis in the whole intestine that can show as intestinal colics. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Brain stem, yet located in midbrain Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the intensification of the intestinal peristalsis, in order to be able to forward the chunk stronger. Page 23

24 ID: 78 Kidney - collecting tubules Conflict content Existence-abandonment-isolation-conflict i.e. fear of being alone, or the threat of life, the feeling that we lost everything or are not adequately supported 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell increase and a compact kidney tumour between the renal calices and the tubule. Typical characteristics are increased and unphysiological water retention, maybe an edema, over-weight, and in extreme cases a renal insufficiency, renal collapse, uremia, and a benign renal tumour or a malignant renal cell carcinoma. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase there is a reduction of the renal cells. The water retention starts normalizing; there is also an encapsulation or a tuberculosis degradation of the tumour (renal tuberculosis), a clumping of the renal pelvis, in some cases nephritis. It can be distinguished between the biological healing with a caseating, necrotizing tuberculosis, and the unbiological healing without tuberculosis. There may be an obstruction of the renal pelvic outlet (silent kidney). In most cases the uremia disappears spontaneously with the resolution of the existence conflict. Renal calices syndrome: the active inclusion of water in the calices is specially important in the case of a second simultaneously active disease program in the regeneration phase (i.e. bones= gout). Brain relay Brain stem, Pons ventral crossed Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell growth and the active retention of water, in order to improve the ability to survive. ID: 66 Kidneys parenchyma Conflict content Water-fluidity-conflict i.e. somebody was almost drowned, or suffered a flooding. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell reduction of the kidney tissue and one or more necrosis of the renal parenchyma originate. Typical symptoms are the increase of harnpflichtigen substances (Creatinine, urea) and a higher blood pressure. In case of a long lasting conflict this can cause a sclerotic kidney. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase a renal cyst forms due to a cell growth on the renal parenchyma. This is first liquid, later it solidifies or densifies (indures) The indured renal cyst that becomes a part of the kidney and is even able to produce urine, is diagnosed as a nephroblastom. The high blood pressure of the conflict phase eases at the end of the regeneration phase. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, at passage to midbrain Biological meaning The biological meaning is the regeneration phase with a cell proliferation and an increased elimination of urine. Page 24

25 ID: 3 Larynx -asthma Conflict content Shocking-fear-conflict 1. Phase In the conflict phase there is mostly a feeling of breathlessness. The larynx asthma appears simultaneously with a conflict activity of another brain relay in the right cerebral lobe cortex (Schizophrenic symptoms). 2. Phase In the regeneration phase there is an acute dyspnea episode with a short schizophrenic constellation in the healing crisis. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, frontal-lateral + plus another Cerebral cortex conflict Biological meaning The biological meaning is the ulcerative dilatation of the larynx volumen, in order to breathe faster in case of a simultaneous activity of the second biological conflict. ID: 2 Larynx -mucosa Conflict content Shocking-fear or loss-of-speech-conflict i.e. fear of an unexpected danger or to be paralysed with fear, or not knowing what to say. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss, visible as an ulcer in the larynx or the vocal cords area. In most cases we do not perceive much, beside a slight pain in the larynx, a slight voice change or diction dysfunctions. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the organism reacts with a cell growth that causes a swelling of the larynx mucosa. In most cases there is a change in the voice. Typical symptoms can be a feeling of pressure, a tickle in the throat, respiratory distress, up to a chronic hoarseness. In this stage the diagnosis may be polyps of the vocal cords or a laryngeal cancer. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, frontal-lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction and the dilatation of the larynx volumen, in order to improve the breathing. Page 25

26 ID: 96 Liver parenchyma Conflict content Starvation-existence-conflict. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a proliferation of the adeno-cells of the liver. Symptoms are among others a cauliflower-shaped growing, secretory adenocarcinoma, a spheroidally growing, resorptive adenocarcinoma. This can be either a singular, solitary liver round focus (starvation conflict about an other person or a pet), or several, multiple roud focuses (in case of starvation conflict for oneself). Intensive and comprehensive conflicts can appear as a cancer of the intestine, the liver and the pancreas at the same time. 2. Phase The regeneration phase can take different forms. Either the tumour degrades through tuberculin mycobacteria, or it encapsulates or calcifies. In this phase the liver swells, the patient is tired, run-down with slight fever and night sweating (as it is the case of all brain stem and cerebellum organs with tuberculosis). The hepatocirrhosis can also be found in case of an ulcer of the intrahepatic pancreatic ducts, or an hepatitis. Brain relay brain stem, Pons lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation, in order to be more able to reabsorb the nutrition and/or to digest the nutrition better due to an increased bile secretion. ID: 100 Lungs - alveoli Conflict content Fear-of-death-conflict, i.e. fear of death in accidents, diagnosis shock, etc. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a proliferation of the lung cells with an increased breathing, an unphysiologic increased oxygen absorption, and hyperventilation. The diagnosis goes from a benign lung alveoli tumour up to a malignant lung carcinoma. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the tumour degrades through a cell loss if there are tuberculine mycobacteria. Without bacteria the lung nodules persist. Typical symptoms are an encapsulation of the tumour or a tuberculosis degradation (Pulmonary tuberculosis or pulmonary emphysema), a normalization of the breathing and the assimilation of oxygen. Brain relay Brain stem, Pons dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell proliferation of the conflict phase, in order to be able to escape from a threatening situation. Page 26

27 ID: 60 Lymph nodes Conflict content Minor-self devaluation-conflict conflict content according to the skeletal parts. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we see a cell reduction, this is a necrosis of the lymph nodes, similar to what happens with the bones. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we find a cell growth and a refilling of the necrosis, in most cases with a swelling of the lymph nodes. If there is a histological finding of mitosis or cell division, the refilled and swollen lymph nodes are diagnosed as malignant lymph tumours (Hodgkin disease). In contrast to this, the lymph nodes in the area of an abscess outlet, which is for example swollen from being overstressed, are diagnosed as benign. In case of a simultaneously active renal-collecting-tubule-conflict, the swelling can be very intense. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, depends on skeletal bone Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell proliferation and the strengthening of the lymph node. ID: 63 Lymph vessel Conflict content Minor-self devaluation-conflcit special disability of the localization according to the corresponding skeletal part. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss, visible as a necrosis of the lymph vessels wall. At the same time we find, especially in case of intensive self-devaluation conflicts, osteolisis in the corresponding skeletal parts, i.e. decalcification of the bones. 2. Phase There are basically two different lymph programs: 1. In case of a benign swelling of the lymph or the lymph node there is no cell proliferation (Mitosis). Due to the intensified metabolic processes and the lymph congestion, i.e. in case of abscesses, we find a swelling and a bulking of the lymph glands. The lymph vessels work at full speed in order to break down the congestion. 2. In case of a swelling of the lymph that is diagnosed as malignant by the orthodox medicine, there is a cell proliferation, which is seen as a malignant and degenerated growing. After all our organism tries to refill and repair the necrosis of the lymph vessels from the conflict phase. Typical symptoms are a dilatation of the lymph vessels, insufficient lymph drainage, and an intense swelling (specially in case of a syndrome). In case of intense self-devaluation-conflicts, not only the lymph vessels are affected, but also the bones that react similarly. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, depends on skeletal bone Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the regeneration phase and in the cell proliferation, in order to increase the activity of lymphatic fluid. Page 27

28 ID: 14 Metabolism, thalamus Conflict content Self-renouncement-conflict i.e. if I only was dead Phase In the conflict phase intense restlessness, insomnia, and changes in various hormonal (Hypophysis) and blood-chemical parameters. Major changes in the vegetative, manic restlessness. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the hormonal and the chemical parameter of the blood normalize, as well as the vegetative. In the case of an active renal collecting tubule/territory-conflict-syndrome there is a danger of compression of the diencephalic aqueduct and a resulting hydrocephalus internus, with a swelling of one or both halves of the thalamus. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, thalamus area Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the conflict phase that allows us to cope better with the stress. ID: 41 Motorial paralysis (MS) Conflict content Paralysing-conflict i.e. cannot flee or come along (legs), cannot hold or repel (arms, hands), cannot evade (shoulder and back muscles), to be at a loss (paralysis of the legs), etc. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we see an increasing motor paralysis of the muscles. There is less or no impulses coming from the motorial centre of the cerebral cortex to the skeletal muscles, this can affect singular muscles, whole muscle groups or whole extremities. The paralysis is mostly not painful. In case of a longer duration there is a considerable danger of a second conflict and therefore of a schizophrenic constellation. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase there is temporary an apparent deterioration of the motor function. Uncontrolled convulsions can arise, and as a healing crisis we find an epileptic seizure. After this healing crisis the innervation of the muscles recovers slowly. Morbus Parkinson originates from a healing that never ends, because of recurrent small relapses (hanging healing). Brain relay Cerebral cortex, frontal, motoric Biological meaning The biological meaning is the loss of function and the reflex of feigning death Page 28

29 ID: 106 Mouth Conflict content Inability-to-salivate-to-get-chunk-in-or-out-conflict i.e. cannot assimilate the food rightly. 1. Phase In the conflict phase a flat growing, resorptive tumour of the squamous epithelium mucosa of the mouth forms, which is not visible in most of the cases. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we find a tuberculosis-caseating cell degradation that shows in a trench mouth (aphthous stomatitis) or an oral candidiasis. Brain relay Brain stem, Pons dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell proliferation that improves the ability to salivate and assimilate nutrition (chunk), or to get it out of the pharynx faster. ID: 88 Mouth - Palate Conflict content Inability-to-get-chunk-in-or-out-conflict i.e. the inability to spit out something, or after getting something, the inability to swallow it. 1. Phase In the conflict phase a compact, cauliflower-shaped growing palate tumour (Adenocarcinoma) grows. It can be a secretory or a flax-shaped growing, resorptive palate tumour of the old residual intestinal mucosa (under the squamous epithelium of the mouth). 2. phase In the regeneration phase the tumour is degradated through fungus (Mycosis) or mycobacteria. This can show by a stinking smell. Brain relay Brain stem, Pons dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell increase that helps to get and to forward a chunk better and faster. Page 29

30 ID: 34 Mouth - Oral cavity mucosa Conflict content Mouth-or-tongue-conflict i.e. a conflict that has to do with the mouth, the tongue, or with savouring. 1. Phase In the conflict phase there is an ulcer of the squamous cells of the oral or lingual mucosa. The more intensive and longer lasting the conflict is, the larger and deeper the ulcer will become. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase an intense local swelling of the mouth mucosa with possible bleedings occur. At the end of the regeneration phase there is normally only a teeny scar left. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, medio-frontal-basal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell reduction and the ulcerative dilatation of the oral cavity. ID: 73 Muscles - skeletal Conflict content Motion-self devaluation-conflict i.e. cannot flee (legs), cannot repel or hold (arms). 1. Phase In the conflict phase there are a necrosis of the striated muscles (Muscular atrophy). 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we find a restoration of the necrotized striated muscles with a muscular hypertrophia. In case of a syndrome (simultaneously active renal-collectingtubule/territory-conflict) there may be a particularly intense swelling, frequently diagnosed as a myosarcoma. Here is also a very strong interaction with the cerebral cortex (see multiple sclerosis). Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, depends on location of conflict content Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation and the strengthening of the muscles in the regeneration phase. Page 30

31 ID: 33 Nose - Nasal mucosa Conflict content Nose stinking conflict i.e. something is stinking or gets strongly on my nerves. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find ulcers of the nasal mucosa, mostly not bleeding, but only crusted. The longer the conflict lasts, the larger and deeper the ulcer becomes. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase there is a swelling and possibly also an inflammation of the nasal mucosa (Rhinitis) that is frequently accompanied by nosebleed (bleeding from the ulcer). Brain relay Cerebral cortex, deep basal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction and the ulcerative dilatation of the nasal mucosa. ID: 35 Nose - Para nasal sinuses mucosa Conflict content Nose stinking conflict i.e. something is stinking, or a conflict related to the smelling. 1. Phase In the conflict phase there are ulcers in the Para nasal sinuses, which mostly do not cause any complaints. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase there is an intense swelling of the mucosa in the ulcer area (with or without viruses). A typical symptom is a running nose with serous secretion. In case of a simultaneous active renal collecting tubule/territory-conflict (syndrome) it may develop as a sinusitis. At the end of the regeneration phase the ulcers are healed. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, frontal-basal, Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction and the ulcerative dilatation of the nasal mucosa. Page 31

32 ID: 84 Navel Conflict content Excretory-conflict. 1. Phase In the conflict phase a compact cauliflower-shaped adenocarcinoma grows. This can be a secretory or a flax-shaped growing resorptive carcinoma. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase a tuberculosis-caseating necrosis with fungus or mycobacteria degrades the tumour. Without tuberculine bacteria, the tumour will encapsulate and remain inactive. Brain relay Brain stem, Pons ventral, medial Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase, the archaic attempt of a better elimination (of the evolutionary old cloaca content). ID: 99 Oesophagus - Gullet Conflict content Inability-to-swallow-chunk-conflict something that we want to incorporate, but suddenly we are not able to. 1. Phase In the conflict phase a compact, cauliflower-shaped, secretory adenocarcinoma, or a flaxshaped growing, resorptive adenocarcinoma grows in the lower third of the oesophagus. In the 2 upper thirds of the oesophagus there are also residual isles of the old intestinal mucosa that can form a sub mucous adenocarcinoma. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the tumour is degradated through a tuberculosis, caseating necrosis. Most of the oesophagus tumours in the lower third heal spontaneously caseating and stinking, without being diagnosed. The healed residuals are frequently detected as varices of the oesophagus. Germ layer Brain relay Biological meaning Inner germ layer, endoderm Brain stem, Pons lateral The biological meaning lies in the cell increase and proliferation, in order to be able to degrade and forward a stuck chunk (secretory), and to prove the consistency of the nutrition (resorptive). We want to swallow the chunk, but cannot. This is in contrast to the squamous epithelium, where we must or should swallow something, but don't want to Page 32

33 ID: 64 Ovaries Conflict content Profound-loss-conflict i.e. child, wife, parents, friends, pet, or ugly-half genital conflict with a man. 1. Phase In the conflict phase an ovary necrosis develop, which is mostly not noticed. The necrosis causes a reduction of the oestrogen production and can show through an irregular menstrual period, an abortion bleeding or an amenorrhea (see amenorrhea on sexual conflict/neck of uterus). 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the necroses are refilled, and since the ovaries do not have a capsule, ovarian cysts of different size form. First the cysts are liquid, but they solidify later (induration) and are filled with hormone producing mesodermal tissue. These ovarian cysts (oestrogen-producing mesodermal-induced cysts) are normally diagnosed as an ovarian tumour. At the beginning of the regeneration phase the ovarian cyst (diagnosed as an invasive adhesion) grows attached to the immediate organs in order to get the blood supply from the surrounding area. As soon as the own blood supply is ensured, the adhesion detaches, and the cyst forms a compact and solid capsule. This indured cyst produce sexual hormone that make women look younger. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, close to midbrain Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the production of oestrogen in the regeneration phase. ID: 95 Pancreas Conflict content Anger-fight-conflict i.e. fight, anger, disputes about people, money, objects, heirship, or another "chunk". 1. Phase In the conflict phase a cauliflower-shaped adenotumor grows, in most cases diagnosed as a pancreas cancer. This tumour produces an increased pancreatic juice that is more able to decompose specially sugar and protein. Mostly without early symptoms, as this tumour remains asymptomatic for a long period of time. Later there is pain in the upper bowel that radiates to the lower right flank, the left omoplate and the back. Eventually there is a loss of appetite, loss of weight and nausea. 2. Phase The regeneration phase can take two different ways. Either the tumour encapsulates with a continuous increased production of pancreatic juice, or it may degrade through a tuberculosis-caseating necrosis with pancreatic caverns. Brain relay Brain stem, Pons, lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning is the increased production of pancreatic secret for a better digestion of the chunk. Page 33

34 ID: 40 Pancreas-alpha islet cells Conflict content Fear-disgust-conflict i.e. to find somebody or something scary disgusting. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find an increasing functional loss of the alpha cells, diagnosed as glucagen insufficiency (functional reduction of the alpha cells in the pancreas), and hypoglycaemia (the blood sugar drops below normal values). In case of a constellation, i.e. a stomach conflict activity at the same time (see stomach) bulimia occurs (eating and vomiting compulsion, i.e. a combination of hypoglycaemia and stomach ulcer). 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the blood sugar lever increases slowly and the organism returns to normality. Caution is especially necessary during the healing crisis, for there may be a short dropping of the blood sugar followed by a longer and intense blood sugar increase. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, frontal interbrain Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the conflict phase, in order to compensate the lower degradation of glycogen in the organism with an increased ingestion. ID: 15 Pancreas - beta islet cells Conflict content Resistance-conflict i.e. to resist or fight against somebody or something. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find an increasing functional reduction of the beta-islets cells with an insulin deficit and a consequent blood sugar increase (Hyperglycaemia). This makes sense biologically, for the lower insulin level allows less glucose to pass through into the muscles (fear-disgust-conflict). The insulin decrease caused by an insufficiency of beta islets cells constrains the active transportation of glucose into the cells, but at the same time reduce also the oxidative degradation of the glucose, the glucose storage (Glycogen) and the formation of proteins and fats. Thus there is more glucose in the blood, and this higher concentration facilitates again the passive transportation of the glucose (without consuming energy), following the concentration gradient in the muscle cells. Therefore the muscle gets more energy for resisting (the fell or the hair stands on end). 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the blood sugar level normalizes again slowly. In the healing crisis there may be a short period of hyperglycaemia followed by a longer period of hypoglycaemia. In case of comprehensive, intense conflicts, there may be lapses of low and high, especially if the alpha-islets-cells and the beta-islets-cells are involved at the same time. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, frontal interbrain Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the reduction of the function and the increased level of blood sugar, because the muscular tension of resisting and fighting consumes a lot of blood sugar. This makes sense biologically, for the dropping of the insulin level allows less sugar supply into the muscles (resistance-fighting-against-conflict). Page 34

35 ID: 11 Pancreas mucosa Conflict content Territory-anger or identity conflict 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss, an ulcer in the pancreatic duct branches, and in the large pancreatic duct. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase there is a healing swelling with an obstruction (Occlusion) of the pancreatic ducts that are affected by the ulcer. The amylase enzyme of the blood serum is increased. A typical diagnosis may be a pancreatitis or a pseudo pancreatic tumour. In case of a simultaneous active territory-conflict (see renal collecting tubule), the regeneration process can be very intense. After decongestion the affected pancreatic ducts become continuous again. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, temporal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the ulcerative dilatation of the pancreatic ducts and the increased secretion of pancreatic juice. ID: 102 Parathyroid glands Conflict content Inability-to-get-chunk-in-or-out-conflict 1. Phase In the conflict phase a compact, cauliflower-shaped adenocarcinoma grows, also called hard struma, with an increase of the parathyroidal hormones (Hyperparathyroidism), which regulate the calcium level. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the tumour of the parathyroid is degradated by bacteria, and the hormone level normalizes. The rough and knotty Para thyroidal tumours frequently persist and encapsulate. In this case the organism continues producing an increased hormone level, although the biological conflict has been solved. Brain relay Brain stem, Pons dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation that increases the calcium level and therefore improves the contractivity of the muscles. Page 35

36 ID: 105 Parotid glands Conflict content Inability-to-salivate-to-get-chunk-in-or-out-conflict 1. Phase In the conflict phase a compact, cauliflower-shaped, secretory adenocarcinoma grows. This is a carcinoma of the cells that produce the saliva (Azini or Azinus). 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the tumour is degradated through stinking, tuberculosis caseating with fungus or mycobacteria. In case of long lasting conflicts with many relapses there is a danger of a complete caseating of the glands cells, and the desiccation of the ear salivary glands (Mucoviscidosis). Brain relay Brain stem, Pons dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell proliferation that improves the ability to salivate and assimilate a nutrition (chunk), or to get it out of the pharynx faster. ID: 38 Parotid glands excretory ducts Conflict content Inability-to-eat-or-to-salivate-conflict 1. Phase In the conflict phase there are ulcers in the ducts of the parotid glands, which normally are not noticed. It can be felt as a slight dragging pain in the parotid glands. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we find a cell proliferation and a swelling. A typical symptom is the mumps (with or without parotitis viruses). There may also be a congested secretion, an intense swelling or even an occlusion of the parotid excretory ducts in the ulcer area. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, fronto-medio-lateral-basal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction and the ulcerative dilatation of the excretory ducts of the ear salivary glands. Page 36

37 ID: 87 Penis Conflict content The conflict of not being able to penetrate a narrow or dry vagina. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a cell growth that shows as an increased production of smegma cells. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we see a cell reduction and therefore a tuberculosis, weeping prepuce of the smegma producing inside. Brain relay Brain stem, Pons dorsal medial Biological meaning The biological meaning is the increased production of smegma cells, in order to improve the gliding of the viril member during the coitus. ID: 49 Pericardium Conflict content Attack-against-the heart-conflict i.e. a real attack or an associated attack against the heart. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we see a growing of the pericardium. A typical diagnosis could be a mesothelioma -either a benign (abdominal) originated in the mesothelium, or a malign (abdominal or pleural) tumour of the pericardium. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we find a cell reduction. A common diagnosis for the detected pericardial effusion is a cardiac insufficiency. If the pericardium is not divided, there is a circular pericardial effusion or a pericardial tamponade. After an expired tuberculosis we can frequently find the normal inclusions of calcium. The pericardial effusion is more dramatically noticed if there is a renal collecting tubule/territory-conflict active at the same time (syndrome). Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebellum, centre Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell increase and the swelling of the pericardium, in order to prevent a danger for the pericardium (a real or associative stick or beat). Page 37

38 ID: 45 Periosteum Conflict content Brutal-separation-conflict i.e. caused by a pain that we inflicted on somebody, or that we suffered ourselves. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a functional reduction that becomes visible through a sensory paralysis and numbness of the bone skin. The numbness affects the periostium area that we used to inflict pain to another, or where we had inflicted an (associative) pain to the victim. In case of a bone healing edema with stretching pain in the Periosteum, a local sensory paralysis may result. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the function recovers. Typical symptoms are now an increased sensitivity for sensory stimulus (Hyperesthesia) and a flowing pain that gave the name "Rheuma" to the disease. This flowing pain in the Periosteum may occur without or with a slight swelling. Gout: In case of a simultaneous active renal collecting tubule/territory-conflict there is an intensification of the rheumatic pain. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, parieto-occipital, post sensory Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the conflict phase, in order to feel the separation or the beat against the bones less. ID: 71 Peritoneum Conflict content Attack-against-abdomen-or-chest-conflict, i.e. a real attack, or an associative one. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find a growing of small or larger nodular compact mesotheliomas that are mostly diagnosed as a benign or a malignant tumour. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase we find an ascites (accumulation of serous liquid), and a tuberculosis caseating degradation of the mesothelioma (biological healing), or an encapsulation (non biological healing), or both. The biological sense of the ascites is to avoid an adhesion of the intestines and an intestinal occlusion (Ileus) during this process. In case of an active territory-conflict at the same time (see renal collecting tubule) the ascites may become very dramatic. After the regeneration phase with expired tuberculosis we frequently find calcium inclusions. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebellum, middle to side Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase with a swelling of the peritoneum, in order to prevent an expected attack, a stick or a beat, and therefore fend it better. Page 38

39 ID: 89 Pharyngeal tonsil Conflict content Inability-to -let-off-or-swallow-chunk-conflict i.e. cannot swallow (accept) something (an assured residence or a job gets suddenly snapped up). 1. Phase In the conflict phase we find an enlargement of the pharyngeal tonsils (Tonsillar hyperplasia), or a cauliflower-shaped growing tumour of the pharyngeal tonsils (Adenocarcinoma) of secretory quality (Tonsillar hypertrophia). As a result the almonds are frequently enlarged and fissured. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the tumour is degradated through a cell reduction (stinking, tuberculosis caseating). Typical symptoms are purulent almonds, tonsillitis, tonsil abscesses with fungus (Tonsillar mycosis) or through mycobacteria (tonsillar tuberculosis). Brain relay Brain stem, Pons dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell increase that helps to get and to forward a chunk better and faster. ID: 109 Pharynx - mouth Conflict content Inability-to-get-chunk-conflict. 1. Phase In the conflict phase we see a cell increase in the adenoidal vegetation on the back of the pharynx. This can be diagnosed as benign or malignant polyps or tumours. 2. Phase In the regeneration phase the tumour degrades through a stinking, tuberculosis cessation with fungus or mycobacterium. Brain relay brain stem, Pons dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell proliferation that improves the ability to salivate and assimilate a nutrition (chunk). Page 39

40 ID: 110 Pituitary gland - Anterior lobe of Conflict content Inability-to-get-chunk-conflict i.e. the chunk is out of reach, or the child/family cannot be fed, because the individual is too teeny. 1. phase In the conflict phase a cauliflower-shaped tumour of the anterior lobe of the pituitary glands grows. This is a secretory tumour with an increased production of growth hormones. As a result we can find a real growth on children and young people, or an acromegalia (increased growth of the end of several extremities) on adults. There can also be an increased production of prolactine and therefore an increased production of milk. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the tumour is degraded by fungus and mycobacterium through tuberculosis, caseating necrosis. Brain relay Brain stem, Pons dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the increased secretion of the growth hormone, in order to be able to reach the higher placed chunk, or the increased secretion of the prolactine hormone, to improve the breastfeeding of a child or a partner. ID: 50 Pleura Conflict content Attack-against-the-chest-conflict i.e. a real or an associative attack against the chest. 1. phase In the conflict phase a compact mesothelioma of the pleura grows (as a benign or a malign tumour originated from the mesothelium). These tumours can extend as a surface area or forming big compact single tumours, depending on how the attack has been sensed. 2. phase In the regeneration phase a pleural effusion arises as a sign of the healing. The breathlessness (dyspnoea) only appears in case of a larger pleural effusion, partly due to the effusion itself, and partly due to the cerebral edema. The pericardial effusion is more dramatically noticed if there is a renal collecting tubule/territory-conflict active at the same time (syndrome). After an expired tuberculosis healing we can find the normal inclusions of calcium. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebellum, centre, side Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase and the swelling of the pleura, in order to prevent an expected stitch or beat. Page 40

41 ID: 113 Prostate Conflict content Territory-conflict often connected with ugly or very emotional issues or circumstances 1. phase In the conflict phase we might find a raised PSA marker value indicating an enlargement of the prostate. Typical symptoms might be feeling a pressure on the urethra or fullness of bladder, interrupted urinary stream, a need to urinate often or right away. With long and/or very intensive conflicts we might see a tumour growth (a compact, cauliflowershaped prostate tumour with secretary qualities). 2. phase In the regeneration phase we see a normalization of the prostate, the PSA markers and urinary functions. The tumour is degradated through a tuberculosis, caseating necrosis of if no mycobacteria are present it will be encapsulated. Complication can show as an inflammation during the healing process. Brain relay brain stem, Pons middle Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation and the increased production of secret and spermatic liquid (secretory). ID: 82 Rectum - sigma Conflict content Ugly-excretory-conflict. 1. phase In the conflict phase a compact cauliflower-shaped rectum cancer grows (either a secretory adenocarcinoma or a flax-shaped resorptive adenocarcinoma). In case of big tumours there is a danger of intestinal obstruction. 2. phase In the regeneration phase there is a tuberculosis-caseating and necrotizing degradation of the tumour. Typical symptoms are light bleedings and an intense night sweat, especially in the morning. Brain relay brain stem, Pons lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell increase that allows to dissolve a chunk (secretory) or to improve the ingestion (resorptive). Page 41

42 ID: 83 Rectum - Submucosa Conflict content Ugly-excretory-conflict. 1. phase In the conflict phase there is a cell increase that appears as a high placed, submucous, dystrophic rectum cancer, which evolutionary belongs actually to the sigma. This compact, flax-shaped growing, resorptive adenocarcinoma grows under the above laying squamous epithelium mucosa of the rectum (Ectodermis) and is not visible, but perceptible. 2. phase In the regeneration phase we find a submucosal abscess. A tuberculosis-caseating necrosis degrades the tumour. In this phase the symptoms are haemorrhoids. Brain relay brain stem, Pons lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell increase that allows to dissolve a chunk (secretory) or to improve the ingestion (resorptive). ID: 21 Rectum mucosa Conflict content Female-identity-conflict i.e. not knowing where she belongs to, or where to go, or the inability to define a position. 1. phase In the conflict phase there is a painful ulceration of the rectum that rarely bleeds in this phase, but often causes pain and spasms. In most cases this is diagnosed as haemorrhoidal pain. 2. phase In the regeneration phase we find a cell growth in the area of the ulcer, as a sign of the healing process. Typical symptoms are the swelling of the mucosa, and bleedings from the healing ulcer. In most cases the heavily swollen, ulcerative mucosa, with a light blood secretion, is diagnosed as a haemorrhoidal bleeding or a rectum cancer. In case of a syndrome the swelling of the rectum mucosa and the cerebral edema can increase many times over. Brain relay Cerebral cortex temporal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell reduction, and the ulcerative dilatation of the rectum, in order to improve the defecation and to define a position Page 42

43 ID: 57 Rectum muscles Conflict content Inability to mark the territory sufficiently. 1. phase In the conflict phase a necrosis of the rectum muscles forms. In this sympathetical stress phase the anal sphincter relaxes. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the necrosis of the rectum muscles is being refilled with a cell growth. In this vagotonic phase the sphincter closes again, only as a healing crisis there may be a short-time relaxation of the sphincter. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral cortex, motor cortex or medulla interhemispherisch Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation, in order to mark the territory better. ID: 22 Renal pelvis mucosa Conflict content Territory-marking-conflict i.e. the inability to limit or mark the territory from inside (similar to the identity conflict) i.e. not knowing what to do or which view to subscribe. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find an ulcer in the renal pelvis or in the renal calices, mostly accompanied with minor pains and spasms. If the neck of calyx is affected, there can be an obstruction, and a formation of kidney stones is possible due to the urinal inspissations. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the ulcer heals through a cell proliferation. In most cases the spasms dissolve and an inflammation of the renal pelvis (pyelitis) arise. The renal gravel or the renal calyx stone presses through the neck of the calyx, gets into the renal pelvis and through the urethra to the bladder. This process is known as renal colic. In the healing crisis we find spasms and the renal colic. Brain relay Cerebral cortex temporo-occipital Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction, and the ulcerative dilatation of the renal pelvis with an improved urine flow. Page 43

44 ID: 69 Skin - dermis Conflict content Defilement-deformed-identity-trauma-conflict i.e. feeling deformed or scarred. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find a proliferation of the dermis cells, and an increased activity in the cells of the sebaceous glands of the skin, which can appear through blackheads, acne colloids, up to a compact melanoma (when there is a mole involved) or an amelanotic melanoma (without mole). In case of shingles an amelanotic melanoma grows under the upper skin (Epidermis) along one or more segments. 2. phase In the regeneration phase we find a cell loss on the dermis, and an inflammatory reduction of the sebum and the excrescent cells. This can show as pimples or acne. The shingles can heal under intense pains. In case of an opening in the epidermis (open shingles) this process can smell and is mostly diagnosed as a tuberculosis of the skin. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebellum, dorsal-lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning is the strengthening of the dermis in the conflict phase. ID: 70 Skin - dermis, neurofibroma Conflict content Contact-conflict the opposite of the separation conflict, on the same organs respectively. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find a cell increase that is noticeable in neurofibromas. The sensory stimulation (deep sensitivity of the cerebellum) is being peripherally perceived as normal, but is not being transmitted. It means that the perception is being absorbed by the neurofibromas. This reaction makes sense biologically, because it blocks the contactpain-conflict. The pain is therefore as reduced as the sensitivity. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the neurofibromas that grew in the conflict phase persist, but are not particularly disturbing. The neurofibromas can also be abscessed by bacteria, in this case they are sebaceous-liquid, and normally diagnosed as an atheroma. The sensitivity restores immediately after the conflict resolution in form of a hypersensitivity, and later through a normalization of the sensitivity. The atheromas on the head are basically caseating neurofibromas (Tuberculosis and bacteria). Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebellum, dorsal-laterals at the corium relay Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell increase, in order to be more able to block a sensory information. Page 44

45 ID: 30 Skin - epidermis (vitiligo) Conflict content Brutal-ugly-separation conflict, i.e. from a loved or idolized person. 1. phase In the conflict phase the white spots originated by an ulcer appear and expand on the back side of the epidermis (Vitiligo). 2. phase In the regeneration phase we find a resolution of the with spots, mostly starting from the edges. The scarlatina is a minor regeneration form of a generalized vitiligo (smooth skin). Brain relay Cerebral cortex, sensory Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction and the ulcerative elimination of the back of the epidermis including the pigmentation, in order to be able to continue feeling the child, the mother or the partner, even in case of a brutal separation (no sensitivity loss). Page 45

46 ID: 26 Skin - epidermis, outer dermis Conflict content Separation-conflict i.e. the loss of physical contact or the loss of the contact to the mother, the flock, the family, or friends. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss (ulcer). The skin feels rough, is pale, poorly supplied with blood, and mostly cold. The skin sensitivity becomes more and more reduced or totally annulated, one feels less or almost nothing. Typical symptoms are a pale skin and a scaling neurodermitis. In this phase short-term memory disorders are possible. In case of shingles (herpes zoster) there are an active and a passive conflict at the same time. In case of minor defilement conflicts, for example the face of pubescent, the shingles grows with small amelanotic tumours underneath the epidermis. In the regeneration phase the healing is mostly accompanied by pain. In case of an epidermis opening (open shingles) this process can stink and is frequently diagnosed as a tuberculosis of the skin. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the skin becomes hot, red, and swells. Common diagnoses are an exanthema, dermatitis, urticaria, a flourishing neurodermitis or an eczema. In most cases the skin is detected as apparently diseased. In the regeneration phase our organism will attempt to compensate the cell loss of the conflict phase, getting back to the normal state. If the conflict phase was long, the regeneration phase will be correspondingly long too. There may also be relapses (unconsciously activated through reaction patterns), in which the patient shifts between conflict phase (with a cold, rough and pale skin) and regeneration phase (hot, red and swollen skin). These episodes can retard and prolong the healing. In case of a syndrome we find a skin with a red base if there is fungus, see skin-dermis (Corium). In the case of psoriasis we find a passive and an active conflict at the same time. The typical skin symptom is a desquamation on a red base. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, sensory-post sensory Biological meaning Loss of sensitivity and cell reduction: The nature tries to forget the separation, or to reduce the sensitivity of it. Conscious recognizing of the conflict or the emotions, recovery of the sensitivity. Page 46

47 ID: 43 Smell Conflict content Smelling-conflict not wanting to stand something. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find a functional reduction. As the duration of the conflict increases, the functional perception of a certain smell becomes more and more reduced (Hyposmie or Anosmie). 2. phase At the beginning of the regeneration phase the smelling ability may be slightly to strongly reduced. There is an inclusion of edema and glia in the olfactory fibres, and an acute smelling loss may happen. After conclusion of the healing phase the smelling sense normally returns. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, in interbrain, Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the loss of function of the conflict phase, in order to suppress the unsupportable smelling. ID: 8 Spermatocyst Conflict content Sensory territory-competition-fear-conflict the same conflict constellation as on coronary veins. 1. phase In the conflict phase on men an ulcer of the spermatocyst mucosa, together with an ulcer of the coronary arteries (see coronary arteries). 2. phase In the regeneration phase there is a swelling of the spermatocyst mucosa. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, peninsula/font> Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction and the enlargement of the spermatocysts, in order to be able to store more sperm. Page 47

48 ID: 75 Spleen Conflict content Blood loss-self-evaluation-conflict. 1. phase In the conflict phase there is in most cases a necrosis and a reduction of the thrombocytes (Thrombocytopenia) in the spleen (actually a special lymph node). The thrombocytes disappear from the peripheral blood-stream, with the biological sense of avoiding a thromboembolism in the blood vessels. 2. phase In the regeneration phase we find a refilling of the necrosis through a cell growth, which is diagnosed as a swelling and enlargement of the spleen, and even as a spleen tumour. In most cases the thrombocytes rise again. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, parietobasal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the reduction of the thrombocystst (Thrombocytopenia) in the conflict phase, and the enlargement of the spleen at the end of the regeneration phase. ID: 97 Stomach - duodenum Conflict content Anger-digestion-conflict i.e. the inability to digest a situation, like anger with relatives, co-workers or friends. 1. phase In the conflict phase a duodenum cancer (duodenum carcinoma) develops in the external bulbous. This compact, flax-shaped growing, resorptive adenocarcinoma in the duodenum rarely causes an intestinal obstruction. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the tumour suffers a caseating degradation through acidresistant fungus and mycobacteria (Mycobacterial tuberculosis). Brain relay brain stem, Pons lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase and a proliferation of intestinal cells for a better resorption of the nutrition. Page 48

49 ID: 36 Stomach - oesophagus mucosa Conflict content Inability-to-swallow-chunk-conflict i.e. cannot swallow (accept) something or the impulse to spit it out again. 1. phase In the conflict phase there are ulcers in the upper oesophagus area (upper 2/3 of the oesophagus). Since the squamous epithelium is very thick in this area, it may take 6-10 months until a deep ulcer can be diagnosed by gastroscopy. Swallowing spasms may occur as a symptom. 2. phase In the regeneration phase we find a cell proliferation visible as a swelling in most of the cases. In case of a longer lasting conflict or a strong intensity, the swelling can cause swallowing disorders (dysphasia), frequently diagnosed as a mash-swallowing stenosis. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, frontal-parietal-basal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction and the ulcerative dilatation of the oesophagus. ID: 98 Stomach -large curvature Conflict content Inability-to-digest-chuck-conflict something lies in the stomach, mostly related to job, family, money, property, relationships, legal issues, etc. 1. phase The bigger part of the stomach (excepting the small curvature) belongs to the inner germ layer (Endoderm). In the conflict phase of the disease program "stomach" we find a cell proliferation with an unphysiologic production of stomach acid, eventually heartburn and compact tumours of different sizes that are mostly diagnosed as benign tumours (i.e. Adenoma) or malignant tumours (i.e. Adenocarcinoma) of the stomach mucosa, in some cases also as a stomach obstruction. These stomach tumours are compact, up to the size of a child's head, cauliflower-shaped growing, secretory adenocarcinoma, or flaxshaped growing, resorptive adenocarcinoma (so called tumorous swelling of the stomach wall). 2. phase In the regeneration phase the production of stomach acid normalizes, and the tumour is reduced by fungus or mycobacteria. Other symptoms may be an inflammation, or gastritis. Brain relay brain stem, Pons lateral Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell proliferation and the increased production of stomach acid for a better digestion. Page 49

50 ID: 9 Stomach mucosa Conflict content Territory-anger or territory-fear-conflict i.e. disputes and anger with neighbours, boss, partner or mate, etc. 1. phase In the conflict phase we see a cell loss, that is a superficial substance loss of the stomach mucosa along the small curvature of the stomach, the pylorus, and in the bulbous duodena (Ectodermal squamous epithelium tissue). Typical symptoms are pain and spasms of the stomach ulcer, or stomach colic. 2. phase In the regeneration phase a bleeding ulcer of the stomach or the duodenum can be found. Normally we do not feel any pain nor colic s in this phase, but an occasional vomiting and also a black stool. Attention: caution is necessary in case of a syndrome. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, temporal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the ulcerative enlargement of the duct and the outlet of the stomach that improves the ability to defend the territory. ID: 39 Sublingual glands excretory ducts Conflict content Inability-to-eat-or-to-salivate-conflict 1. phase In the conflict phase we find an ulcer in the excretory ducts of the sublingual glands, which only cause a slight dragging pain (Spasms) and normally are not noticed. 2. phase In the regeneration phase there is a cell increase with a swelling of the sublingual glands and therefore a swelling of the intraductal mucosa. This can show symptomatically as a local congestion and occlusion. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, fronto-medio-lateral-basal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction and the ulcerative dilatation of the excretory ducts of the sublingual glands Page 50

51 ID: 104 Sublingual salivary glands Conflict content Inability-to-get/salivate/get-out-chunk-conflict. 1. phase In the conflict phase a compact, cauliflower-shaped growing tumours forms in the sublingual salivary glands. These are secretory tumours of the cells that produce the saliva (Azini or Azinus). 2. phase In the regeneration phase the tumour is degradated through a stinking, tuberculosis caseating with fungus or mycobacteria. In case of long lasting conflicts with many relapses there is a danger of a complete caseating of the glands cells, and the desiccation of the ear salivary glands (Mucoviscidosis). Brain relay brain stem, Pons dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell proliferation that improves the ability to salivate and assimilate a nutrition (chunk), or to get it out of the pharynx faster. ID: 59 Teeth bones Conflict content Bite-conflict i.e. self-evaluation of not-allowed-to-bite, or somebody would like to bite or to strike, but is not allowed or does not have the heart to do it. 1. phase In the conflict phase a calcium deficiency produces holes inside the tooth (dentine), which in most cases are visible only with x-ray. In case of intense and longer lasting conflicts, or over many relapses, the tooth can even broke in this phase. The parodontosis is also caused by a lack of calcium, an osteolysis of the jaw-bone around the tooth neck. When we bite the tooth moves in the widened crater, the gums are constantly dragged and pulled, and therefore the teeth necks show longer. As a result the tooth can move or even broke and fall out. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the hole from the conflict phase starts causing pain due to the recalcification of the bone callus. At this time we use to go to the dentist, who devitalizes the hole or pulls the tooth, although without relapses it would heal under pain. In the special case of a syndrome there may be an intense swelling of the dentine. During the recovering of the parodontosis the pain and the bleedings may be diagnosed as root abscesses. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, frontal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell proliferation and the strengthening of the dentine, in order to improve the ability to bite. Page 51

52 ID: 32 Teeth enamel Conflict content Defensive, not-allowed-to-bite-conflict with different evolutionary conflict contents, according to the teeth: incisors = notgrabbing, canines = not-catching, molars/grinders = not-grinding. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find a defect on the teeth enamel that is diagnosed as caries. The teeth enamel is basically a thickened and cornificated squamous epithelium mucosa of the mouth. 2. phase In the regeneration phase we detect a cell proliferation and therefore a slow melting restitution. Basically we do not experience pain in this phase, except on warm/cold or sweet/sour. In most cases a swollen cheek forms only if there is an existence conflict active at the same time (Syndrome). Brain relay Cerebral cortex, interhemisphisch-frontal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction, on the one side to increase the ability to bite, on the other side to be more able to forget the conflict because of the temporary exclusion of the meaning of the teeth enamel. ID: 54 Tendons Conflict content Minor-self-evaluation-conflict. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find a necrosis of the tendons (cell reduction) that can show as a tendon rupture (Achilles tendon rupture for example). 2. phase In the regeneration phase we find a cell increase, i.e. the refilling of the necrosis, which is mostly accompanied by a swelling. In case of a syndrome (simultaneously active renal collecting tubule/territory-conflict) this swelling may be particularly intense. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, depends on localization Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation and the strengthening of the tendons. Page 52

53 ID: 65 Testicles Conflict content Profound-loss-conflict i.e. to loose a person, pet, or object, or a ugly halfgenital conflict with a woman. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find a cell reduction with a necrosis of the interstitial testicles tissue. This is mostly not noticed, but get along with a dropping of the testosterone level. 2. phase In the regeneration phase there is a cell growth, visible through a swelling of the testicles (similar to the ovary on women). First the cysts are liquid, but they solidify later (indurations) and are filled with hormone producing mesodermal tissue. Common diagnoses would be a benign or a malignant tumour. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, close to midbrain Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in additional production of hormones. ID: 1 Thyroid -excretory ducts Conflict content Powerless conflict 1. phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss, i.e. e. an ulcer forms in the thyroid excretory ducts. In most cases this process is not noticed, but it can be felt as a slight dragging in the thyroid gland. 2. phase In the regeneration phase thyroid cysts form in a way that is similar to the Non-Hodgkin cysts. This is also known as an euthyroid Struma or benign goitre. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, frontal Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the conflict phase, and consists in the increased production of the thyroxin hormone. Page 53

54 ID: 103 Thyroid glands Conflict content Inability-to-get-chunk-in-or-out-conflict i.e. cannot get or get rid of something. 1. phase In the conflict phase a compact, cauliflower-shaped, secretory or resorptive adenocarcinoma grows. This can be diagnosed as a hyperthyroidism (Hyperthyreosis, Thyreotoxicosis, Basedow, hard Struma). Typical symptoms are an increased metabolism, weight loss with an increased appetite at the same time, nervousness, hair loss, fatigue, myasthenia, menstrual disorders, tachycardia, tremor, hyperreflexia. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the tumour is degradated by bacteria, and the hormone level and the thyroidal function return to normality. If the knotty thyroidal tumour does not degrade, but encapsulates, the increased hormone level persists. Brain relay brain stem, Pons dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation and the increased metabolism through the secretion of thyroxin. This improves the ability to get something (chunk) or to get rid of it. ID: 23 Ureter mucosa Conflict content Territory-limit/marking-conflict i.e. the inability to limit the territory from inside, or to mark the limits of the territory. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find an ulcer in the right urethra with slight pain. Regeneration phase: ulcer healing with a swelling of the mucosa. Thus sometimes again an urethra occlusion if the bladder muscle was involved. Attention: acute symptoms in case of a syndrome. 2. phase In the regeneration phase we find a cell growth and a healing as a swelling of the mucosa. The healing crisis can show as an occlusion of the urethra. Brain relay Cerebral cortex temporo-occipital Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction, and the ulcerative dilatation of the urethra with an better urine flow. Page 54

55 ID: 25 Urethral mucosa Conflict content Territory-marking-conflict i.e. a conflict of not being able to limit the territory from inside or to mark the limits of the territory. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find an ulcer of the urethra. This is often accompanied by pain, a strong urgency of urination, and a painful urination. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the ulcer heals under a swelling of the mucosa. The healing crisis can present an intense urgency, and maybe an occlusion of the urethra. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, temporo-occipital Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction and the ulcerative dilatation of the urethra that allows marking the territory with a stronger urine stream. ID: 92 Uterine tube Conflict content Ugly-halfgenital-conflict with a male person. 1. phase In the conflict phase a compact tumour of the uterine tube mucosa forms (Adenocarcinoma). This tumour of secretary quality grows cauliflower-shaped, mostly causing a temporary or total obstruction of the uterine tube. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the tumour is degradated through a caseating necrosis with mycobacteria. Thus the Fallopian tubes reopen, and the fluor vaginalis (liquid to viscous vaginal discharge) can escape. Occasionally the pus can reflow to the Bach cavity, which requires a special caution. Brain relay brain stem, Pons ventral medial Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation and the increased secretion; in order to flush the teratoma cells better into the uterus. Page 55

56 ID: 112 Uterus Conflict content Ugly-halfgenital-loss-conflict. 1. phase In the conflict phase a compact, cauliflower-shaped, secretory adenocarcinoma or a flaxshaped growing, resorptive adenocarcinoma grows in the uterine cavity. The unwrinkled mucosa of the uterus (Endometrium) is a modified intestinal mucosa. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the tumour is eliminated along with the decidua through heavy bleedings. In case of postmenopausal women the tumour necrotizes caseating, with fluor vaginalis and light bleedings. Brain relay brain stem, Pons middle Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation. The increased secretion allows a better depuration of the uterus (secretory), or the formation of a thicker mucosa for a better lodging of the egg cells (resorptive). ID: 19 Uterus - mouth and neck Conflict content Loss-of-territory/fear-conflict The conflict content is analogue to the coronary veins (Coronary veins ulcer): Depending on the handedness, hormonal situation and conflict content, we find the following possibilities: on right-handed women in case of a sexual or a biological/sexual frustration conflict or on left-handed men with a territory conflict or in case of a schizophrenic constellation on right-handed men or left-handed women or in a special hormonal situation, i.e. on postmenopausal left-handed women (male reaction) or on effeminate right-handed men (hormonal disorder) in case of a not-be-copulatedconflict. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss, visible as an ulcer of the mouth or of the neck of uterus. A typical symptom is that the menstrual periods does not come (Amenorrhea). The ulcer of the mouth/neck of uterus appears along with an ulcer of the coronary veins (see coronary veins). 2. phase In the regeneration phase we find a cell proliferation with bleedings from the ulcer of the mouth or of the neck of uterus, and a recurrence of the ovulation and the menstrual period. After the regeneration phase a growth in the area of the neck of uterus (Columcarcinoma or portio-carcinoma) normally does not hinder a pregnancy. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, peninsula Biological meaning The biological meaning lies in the cell reduction, and the ulcerative dilatation of the neck of uterus, what improve the disposition for a conception. Page 56

57 ID: 77 Uterus muscles Conflict content Self devaluation of not-getting-pregnant-conflict 1. phase In the conflict phase we find a cell loss, which is visible as a necrosis of the uterus muscles. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the necroses are refilled with a cell growth. A typical diagnosis is the uterine myoma. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay brain stem, yet inside the midbrain Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell increase and the strengthening of the muscle. ID: 55 Uterus neck muscle Conflict content Self devaluation-conflict i.e. cannot hold the pregnancy or the penis. 1. phase In the conflict phase a necrosis of the striated muscles of the neck of uterus forms (but not of the sphincter muscle). Although the sphincter muscle is also striated and voluntary, it acts analogue to the archaic annular muscle of the intestine, the only difference is that it does not relax with a peristaltic rhythm, but in the sympathetic way of the epileptic crisis (similar to the orgasmus). 2. phase In the regeneration phase we see a refilling of the muscle of the neck of uterus. The sphincter opens in the labour (Healing crisis), or contracts tonic. Germ layer Middle germ layer, mesoderm Brain relay Cerebral medulla, motoric Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation and the strengthening of the striated muscles of the neck of uterus, in order to stand the expulsory phase of the childbirth better. Page 57

58 ID: 86 Vagina - Bartholini glands Conflict content Vaginal-dryness-conflict i.e. cannot produce enough vaginal mucus for the coitus. 1. phase In the conflict phase the Bartholini glands produce more lubricant mucosa in the vagina, which can be diagnosed as a Bartholini glands tumour. 2. phase In the regeneration phase the tumour of the Bartholini glands degrades through a tuberculosis-caseating necrosis, and simply incides later. A typical symptom is a strong smelling vaginal discharge (tuberculosis pus). Brain relay brain stem, Pons, later dorsal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell proliferation and the increased production of mucus in the vagina, so it can be penetrated better by the virile member. ID: 20 Vagina mucosa Conflict content Not-being-copulated-conflict i.e. cannot or is not allowed to realize the copulation. 1. phase In the conflict phase we find pain or spasm in the vagina, caused by the ulcer of the vagina. Spastic contractions of the vagina are possible. At the same time it can happen that the period does not come, except in the case of a schizophrenic constellation, when the right lobe is additionally blocked. Frequently this causes a vicious circle that (in case of right lobe blockage) comes along with orgasmic disorders or a lessened libido (Frigidity). 2. phase In the regeneration phase the pain and the spasms in the vagina disappear, but there are bleedings from the vaginal ulcer with a serous fluor vaginalis. Brain relay Cerebral cortex, temporal Biological meaning The biological meaning is the cell reduction and the ulcerative dilatation of the vagina in order to facilitate the copulation. Page 58

59 Conflict definitions - Movement system - bone system Conflicts: Self-worth Loss of self worth Loss of self worth, because one was not able to do something in a situation where one was asked to much Movement-self-worth conflict Local Self-worth conflict In relation to the side of the body, where there are irregularities. (With local self-worth conflicts the handedness is not relevant) Overview of the handedness: Right-handed/IN: Sight side of the body: People, animals or any other living creature which is perceived as even or treated as even Mainly is deciding how the person is perceived at that moment in time. I.e. Perceived as partner or perceived as someone to be taken care of as a child. Father Partner Businesspersons, i.e. the boss Possibly brother or sister, depending on the age and personal relationship with them Animals that are perceived as a partner, like a racing horce, guard dog... Things that has to do more with the outer, like profession and work. Friends So called friends or enemies Left-handed/IN: With left-handed people the sides switch. Left side of the body: People, animals or general living creatures who are perceived as a higher or lower life form. Mainly is deciding how the person is perceived at that moment in time. I.e. Perceived as partner or perceived as someone to be taken care of as a child. Mother Grandparents (Grandfather, grandmother also great-grandparents) Kids Possibly uncles and aunts depending on the age and personal relationship. Animals which you need to take care of. Partner or people who you need to take care of, who you need must look after for Things that have to do with the inner. House, home, Nest, Family. I.e. the left-handed person experiences their partner on the left side. Achilles tendon: Self-worth conflict of not being to fast enough, i.e. with soccer Pelvis: Self-worth conflict, in relation to pregnancy, not being able to get pregnant Self-worth conflict, not being able to hold the pregnancy. Self-worth conflict, not able to gibe birth because the pelvis is too small. Elbows Self-worth conflict because of inability with the arm (tennis elbows) Self-worth conflict because of overstrained of the arm Self-worth conflict, inability to hold a person in the arms, or not being able to keep someone away Heel: Self-worth conflict, unable to crush a situation with the feet Self-worth conflict, unable to stand over things to solve them

60 Finger: Self-worth conflict relation to skills that have to do with the fingers Self-worth conflict, in relation to the decrease of the ability to work with the fingers or the skills of the fingers. Foot: Self-worth conflict in relation to mobility Self-worth conflict in relation to moving ahead Self-worth conflict in relation to the skills of the foot, the ability to do something with the foot. Self-worth conflict not being able to walk, dance, balance, playing soccer Self-worth conflict not being able to defend something Self-worth conflict not being able to hit something away Self-worth conflict i.e. during climbing slipped away with the foot and then fell down. Hand: Self-worth conflict in relation the ability of the hands Unable to do something with the hands Self-worth conflict not being able to hold something I.e. a furniture maker cannot finish his assignment in the timeframe he agreed to due to a mistake he made in cutting the wood. Head of the hip Self-worth conflict unable to withstand something Hip socket: Self-worth conflict not being able to put something through with a chef or rival Sacroiliac joint: Central deep hitting Self-worth conflict Self-worth conflict that has to do with the hip and sexuality Self-worth conflict which has to do with the anus Local Self-worth conflict Conflicts that have to do with the lower back, i.e. pelvis area could be affected Jaw: Heavy biting conflict, (more severe as when the teeth would be affected) Self-worth conflict not being able to bite Knee: Movement and motions Self-worth conflict Sportive or not being sportive Self-worth conflict Because I was too slow I couldn t keep up with my Skiing teacher and now I took the wrong hill due to the mist Because I missed the goal, not the soccer team lost the world championship Due to the disability in my foot, I no longer can do my sport Self-worth conflict not being able to walk away Conflict being hit as a child and by the inability to walk way now a Self-worth conflict. Schlatter-Osgood disease: Necrosis of the Tibiaapophyse: Sacrum: Central Self-worth conflict (also see sacroiliac joint) Orbita osteolysis (Eye socket) Self-worth conflict in relation to the eyes or the surroundings of the eyes. Hurting remarks about the beauty of the eyes Ribs Local Self-worth conflict due to changes in the breast or in the area of the heart of lungs (sickness, operation, insult). But also the conflict about the inability to do something

61 The cap of the skull: Intellectual Self-worth conflict.i should have known that Moral Self-worth conflict, comparable with cervical vertebra Self-worth conflict due to violation of the morale or humanity or ethics i.e. Demoralization, injustice, not being free, unfaithful, dissatisfied, insincere, dishonest, deceit. Pubis Sexual Self-worth conflict I.e. the inability to reproduce Conflict about not being able to get an orgasm Conflict not being able to sexual satisfy the partner, for example due to a premature ejaculation Or that an ejaculation is not possible anymore due to a prostrate operation Left: With RH in relation to mother or child (feeling unable to reproduce) With LH in relation to Partner, i.e.: due to frigidity Right: With RH in relation to partner With LH in relation to mother or child Neck of the thigh Self-worth conflict not being able to endure something I.e. an old mountaineer must abort a long wanted climbing of the Mont Blanc, only a couple hundred of meters before the peak because his endurance is not sufficient. His friends continue without effort. Ischium: lower hip Self-worth conflict not being able to own something Left side: RH: in relation to mother or child: I.e. I cannot give my needed son anything more, because I have nothing left. LH: in relation to: I.e. I cannot support my with her study as I have no more money left. Right side: RH: Self-worth conflict in relation to partner LH: Self-worth conflict in relation to mother or child Shoulder: Partner or child Self-worth conflict General human Self-worth conflict RH right shoulder: Partner Self-worth conflict Self-worth conflict I am a bad husband/partner Self-worth conflict as a partner I am nothing worth, or not suitable as partner Self-worth conflict I failed as a partner, did something wrong and that is why my wife separated from me or that is why my wife is feeling bad at the moment Or something about: Self-worth conflict my partner is worthless or worth less RH left shoulder: Parents-child, mother child Self-worth conflict Self-worth conflict I am a bad mother, father, or bad educator Self-worth conflict I did something wrong as a educator Self-worth conflict I m worthless as a educator, and that is why my son didn t finish his school or is now addicted to drugs or is now sick Self-worth conflict my child or wife said I am a bad father

62 Self-worth conflict my child is worthless is not listening, is a bad son/daughter. (Explanation: The shoulder is where we touch to make contact. Animals and Cats touch each shoulder when they are among each other) Tailbone Local Self-worth conflict I.e. due to a anal abscess or hemorrhoids Other possible conflicts Self-worth conflict which has to do with anal traffic Sternum: Self-worth conflict about the décolletage or the breast i.e. Woman is made fun of due to an uneven breast. A female patient feels after a breast operation deformed and experiences a Self-worth conflict Vertebrate: Entire vertebrate in general: Personality Self-worth conflict Central Self-worth conflict Self-worth conflict in relation to something which is very important or has an enormous meaning for the patient I.e. My life s work is destroyed Due to the sickness I cannot do anything and I am worthless Neck: Moral Self-worth conflict: Self-worth conflict due to hurting of the moral or ethics or humanity i.e. Demoralization, injustice, not being free, unfaithful, dissatisfied, insincere, dishonest, deceit. (Biological meaning, the animal gives his throat free to bite while submissing, this is a kind of demoralization Intellectual Self-worth conflict: I should have known that. Thoracic vertebra: Central Self-worth conflict Conflict of being unsuitable Personality Self-worth conflict Local Self-worth conflict: I.e. Self-worth conflict due to restriction or sickness of the thorax area Lumbar vertebra: Deep going personality Self-worth conflict Central Self-worth conflict concerned about the entire person, a sincere or broken man Hernia by right-handed: right -> with Partner, left -> with Kind Central Self-worth conflict Ganglion: Develops after healing of the bones and filling of the bone necrosis Self-worth conflict related to the appropriate body side Teeth (Dentin): Bite conflict Self-worth conflict about not being able to bite or not dare to bite Self-worth conflict about not being able or not dare to ward off. I.e. 5 year old boy in day-care center is being hit by his fellow classmates and didn t dare to defend himself. More to treatment: During the healing of bones nothing should penetrate the periosteum. Otherwise the callus gets out of the opening and an osteosarcoma develops.

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