2. Biological Law – Biphasicity of All “Diseases”
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The second biological law of nature is the principle of biphasicity of the meaningful biological special programs (SBS). Biphasicity occurs only if there is a conflict resolution. If no conflict resolution occurs, the program remains in the phase of the active conflict until the individual either brings about a solution or dies.
The active phase (sympathicotonia) can also transition into the second phase (vagotonia) if there is an acceptance of the conflict or if interest is lost. In addition, a down-transformation of the conflict through acceptance or disinterest is possible, thereby minimizing the intensity to a low level.
The first phase of the SBS is described as sympathicotonic in the state of active conflict, while the second phase of conflict resolution is referred to as the repair phase or vagotonic. In a CT scan of the brain, both phases are clearly recognizable. In the sympathicotonic phase, the concentric rings are sharply defined and target-shaped. In the healing phase, these ring forms become visible as swollen scar tissue.
Normal rhythm – normotonia
The first phase of the SBS is described as sympathicotonic in the state of active conflict, while the second phase of conflict resolution is referred to as the healing phase or vagotonic. In a CT scan of the brain, both phases are clearly recognizable. In the sympathicotonic phase, the concentric rings are sharply defined and target-shaped. In the healing phase, these ring forms become visible as swollen scar tissue.
Conflict-active phase – sympathicotonia
Explanations of the first phase / sympathicotonia
Symptoms of the first phase:
Psyche Compulsive thinking about the conflict thinking Search for possible solutions
Brain Sharply defined, concentric Hamer focus in the brain area that corresponds to the biological conflict perception. The Hamer focus reveals the affected organ and the conflict content.
Body The person is in permanent stress / permanent sympathicotonia = increased release of stress hormones, elevation of heart rate and blood pressure as well as vasoconstriction, which in turn leads to loss of strength and sleep and reduced appetite. (Individual SBS can counteract the processes)
Apart from the physical symptoms in the form of sleep and appetite loss and the psychological symptoms that cause thoughts to circle compulsively, no further impairments are perceived.
Duration of the first phase
The duration of the first phase between beginning and end is not predetermined by nature but depends on the individual’s ability to resolve the conflict. If no solution is worked on that resolves the conflict by switching to “attack” or “flight” and instead the conflict is endured, the accumulations of tensions will potentiate the conflict mass.
The longer and more intense the conflict persists, the longer and more intense the effort the body and brain must expend on the repair work (repair symptoms!) required to return the organs to normal levels.
For this reason, the small, daily experienced DHS that are resolved immediately do not manifest in the body and cannot produce any “diseases.” Nature therefore does not demand conflict avoidance, since conflicts equip us for future events; however, a prompt conflict resolution is expected from the living being. If this prompt resolution does not succeed in the form of adaptation or regulation, the living being is eliminated. For when the point is reached at which the body is no longer physically capable of withstanding strong repair phases, nature prefers death.
Conflict resolved – start of repair phase 1
Explanations of the second phase / vagotonia (healing phase)
Phase A = swelling phase Phase B = epileptoid or epileptic crisis phase C = scarring phase
Phase A – Swelling Phase
Symptomatology of Phase A:
Psyche Relieving feeling regarding the conflict theme
Brain Strong fluid accumulations in and around the Hamer focus. Due to pressure, this can lead to restrictive brain symptoms. In the further course, there is an accumulation of scar tissue.
Body The organism is in permanent vagotonia. The physical symptoms such as loss of appetite and insomnia continue to intensify. However, the problem of insomnia decreases. The organ affected by the content of the conflict stores water. (As in the active phase, individual SBS can counteract the processes)
Duration of the second phase
The healing phase begins with the conflict resolution and takes about half as long as the conflict-active phase. With a very long conflict-active phase that lasted several weeks, the healing phase takes longer than half of the active phase in relation.
The affected tissue as well as the affected brain area are repaired to bring the organism back to normal level. During the repair phase, most symptoms appear. The person feels “sick” because the body has to expend a lot of energy. Often, severe fatigue and fever are accompanying symptoms.
Repair crisis – Epi-crisis – epileptoid crisis
Symptomatology of the Repair Crisis Phase / Epi-Crisis / Epileptoid Crisis:
Psyche Renewed experience of the conflict feeling
Brain The water accumulations in the brain are excreted / squeezed out
Body Repeated activity/sympatheticotonia. The symptoms of the conflict-active phase return briefly. The water accumulations of the healing phase are excreted. This phase is accompanied, for example, by twitches, cramps, and sneezing.
Duration of the epileptoid/epileptic crisis The epileptic crisis can take between seconds and hours.
The intensity of the “Epi-crisis” depends on the duration and intensity of the conflict-active phase. If the SBS affects muscle parts, this crisis is epileptic. With tissue foci, it is epileptoid (similar to an epileptic reaction).
The moment of the crisis is referred to as the “turning around the buoy” and means the return to normality. The conflict-active phase is also briefly, but more intensely, experienced again. The majority of epi-crises proceed unnoticed, accompanied by minor ailments.
In very intensely experienced crises, however, epi-crises can become dangerous due to the sudden “bursting knot,” manifesting through muscle cramps that can occur as a heart attack in the heart organ.
Repair Phase 2
Symptomatology of Phase C:
Psyche Resolvedness
Brain Connective tissue is deposited at the Hamer focus, which can cause the tissue to solidify and scar. The scar remains as a residual state of the conflict.
Body Depending on the type of activated SBS, regeneration symptoms occur, which remain in the form of scarring, cyst formation, etc. Appetite returns
Duration of the conflict-resolved phase The duration cannot be determined exactly, as the phase slowly leads back to normality. In this phase, the stored swelling water is excreted from the brain and organ via urination, sweating, or vomiting.
Restoration of normal rhythm – Normotonia
After completion of the scarring phase, the body returns to its normal day/night rhythm.