Ectoderm – germ layer-specific tissue reactions / Biological laws
Entoderm
Alt-Mesoderm
Neu-Mesoderm
Ektoderm
Ektoderm – ectodermal tissue
Organ types: Organs that serve conscious perception and the intake of contact with the outside world.
Needs: Need for territory, sexuality, contact with the outside world
Conflict type: “Territory” conflicts, separation conflicts
Conflict-active phase: Epithelial ulcers / tissue breakdown, cell minus / functional reduction / hypofunction
Repair phases: Swelling (water retention), rebuilding of previously broken-down cells / functional normalization
Biological sense: in active phase
Thyroid duct ulcers (epithelial tissue) / cold nodule
Biological sense: Through ulcerative expansion of the ducts, increased thyroxine release also results (originally into the intestine, now into the bloodstream)
Conflict theme: “Powerlessness conflict”, “My hands are tied, I can’t do anything” Or: “Something urgently needs to be done and no one is doing anything”
Gill arch ulcers (epithelial tissue) / so-called Hodgkin’s disease
Biological sense: Ulcerative expansion in the old gill arches for improved water flow and improvement of breathing
Conflict theme: “Frontal fear conflict”, fear of a danger that apparently rolls towards us inevitably, e.g. cancer fear conflict
Laryngeal ulcers (epithelial tissue)
Biological Sense: Through ulcers, an expansion of the laryngeal lumen (diameter) occurs in order to take in air more rapidly / in greater quantity
Conflict Theme: Fright-fear conflict, e.g., in the case of completely unexpected danger (female reaction; the male individual would immediately switch to attack), speechlessness conflict: “I am at a loss for words”
Bronchial-mucosa ulcers (intrabronchial squamous epithelial tissue)
Biological Sense: Through ulcers, an expansion of the bronchi occurs in order to facilitate the detection or scenting of rivals
Conflict Theme: Territory-fear conflict, “the opponent has not yet broken into the territory, but the danger is threatening and is tangibly close at hand”
Note on Repair Phase: The bronchial mucosa swells around the ulcer. This results in hypoventilation atelectasis peripheral (behind) this swelling. This atelectasis is most often mistakenly regarded as a “bronchial tumor,” which it is not. Symptoms: Usually months-long cough during the healing phase. At the end, the atelectasis is ventilated again.
Epidermis ulcers / outer-skin ulcers
Biological Sense: Through breakdown of the sensitivity bound to the squamous epithelium, temporary forgetting of the mother, the child, or the partner
Conflict Theme: Separation conflict, rupture of physical contact, loss of contact with the mother, herd, family, friends. In nature, loss of contact with the family / herd is usually fatal; therefore this conflict is very significant.
Scaly skin / psoriasis
Biological Sense: Through breakdown of the sensitivity bound to the squamous epithelium, temporary forgetting of the mother, the child, or the partner
Conflict Theme: Separation conflict, rupture of physical contact, loss of contact with the mother, herd, family, friends.
Note: Psoriasis always means the simultaneous presence of a conflict-active separation conflict and a resolved separation conflict that overlap on one or more skin areas. This results in scaling (ca-phase / conflict-active phase) on a red base (cl-phase / repair phase).
Vitiligo of the skin / white-spot disease
Biological Sense: Ulcerative removal of the back side of the epidermis together with pigment, in order to be able to feel the mother or the partner better even in the case of brutal separation of the child (no loss of sensitivity). Expansion of the white spots through ulcers on the back side of the epidermis / outer skin
Conflict Theme: Brutal and ugly separation conflict from a loved or admired person. E.g., “Your father had a motorcycle accident; his brain was crushed”
Hair / hair loss / alopecia
Biological Sense: Through reduction of sensitivity, temporary forgetting of the mother, the child, or the partner
Conflict theme: Separation conflict in which someone stroked the affected area of the person and no longer does so now
• Possibility: e.g. grandchild is always stroked on the head by grandmother, grandma dies, alopecia areata on the head
• Possibility: dog is stroked on the head, dog dies, owner associates the separation from the dog with his own head, alopecia areata (bald spot) on the head
Conjunctival ulcers / eyelids (Conjunctiva)
Biological sense: The one “lost from sight” shall be temporarily easier to forget
Conflict theme: Separation conflict, one loses a person from sight while sleeping, i.e. with eyes closed
Corneal ulcers of the eye / (Cornea)
Biological sense: The one “lost from sight” shall be temporarily easier to forget
Conflict theme: Strong visual separation conflict, losing someone from sight
Lens ulcers of the eye / gray star / cataract
Biological sense: The one “removing from sight” shall be able to be seen even longer
Conflict theme: Very strong visual separation conflict, losing someone from sight
Nasal mucosa ulcers
Biological sense: Ulcerative expansion of the nasal mucosa
Conflict theme: Nose conflict, conflict that has something to do with the inside of the nose “stink conflict”. “That stinks to me”
Milk duct ulcers / Intraductal squamous epithelial ulcers
Biological sense:
The ulcerative expansion of the milk ducts in the ca-phase / conflict-active phase has the biological sense that upon separation from the child or partner the milk can drain instead of accumulating in the breast (udder) (“udder of the cow full to bursting”).
Note conflict-active phase: Local retraction of the breast / nipple and also the outer skin (epidermis) of the breast / nipple may be affected
Note repair phase: Swelling of the squamous epithelial mucosa in the milk duct in the area of the ulcers with hyperesthesia (hypersensitivity of the skin), itching (pruritus) and possibly pain. Because secretion also forms with the swelling but cannot drain due to the swollen blocked milk duct, more or less pronounced swelling occurs behind the nipple (typical finding in intraductal breast cancer). The swelling may be circumferential or affect only part of the breast.
Conflict theme: Right-handed woman: partner separation conflict. “The partner has torn himself away from my breast” Left-handed woman: separation conflict from mother or child. “The child has been torn away from my breast”
Caution: major complication due to syndrome!
Simple therapy: in goats the kid empties the udder by drinking; otherwise the engorged udder merely needs to be milked out once or several times daily. Possibly apply pressed fresh savoy cabbage leaves. At the end of the repair phase without suction (milking), the breast becomes small and firm but is completely harmless.
Rectal mucosa ulcers
Biological purpose: Ulcerative widening of the rectum for better defecation or to improve location determination (identity)
Conflict theme: Female identity conflict, not knowing where one belongs or where to go, also not knowing which decision to make
Seminal vesicle ulcers
Biological purpose: Enlargement of the seminal vesicles to store more sperm or for ejaculation
Conflict theme: Not being able to expel enough ejaculate
Ureteral mucosa ulcers / ureter ulcers
Biological purpose: Ulcerative widening of the ureter, thereby improving the outflow possibility of urine
Conflict theme: Conflict of not being able to mark territory boundaries, territory-marking conflict
Note for end repair phase: Healing swelling of the mucosa that is severely painful in the area of the ulcers. This occasionally causes occlusion (closure) due to healing swelling and spasms and colics or epi-crisis (repair crisis) if ureter musculature was also involved. Intensified symptoms with syndrome. Epi-crisis = absence!
Urethral mucosa ulcers / urethra ulcers
Biological purpose: Ulcerative widening of the urethra to mark the territory better with a stronger urine stream
Conflict theme: Right side: conflict of not being able to mark territory boundaries, territory-marking conflict Left side: conflict of not being able to demarcate the territory from within, similar to identity conflict
Note for therapy until the end of repair: Indwelling catheter until the end of the repair phase
Bladder mucosa ulcers
Biological Sense: Ulcerative expansion of the bladder, thereby improving territory marking with more urine
Conflict Theme: Conflict of being unable to mark territory boundaries, territory-marking conflict, boundary conflict, e.g. where can I set my boundary stones
Renal pelvis mucosa ulcers
Biological Sense: Ulcerative expansion of the renal pelvis, thereby improving the drainage possibility of the urine
Conflict Theme: Conflict of being unable to mark territory boundaries, territory-marking conflict, e.g. not knowing which opinion to join
Oral mucosa ulcers
Biological Sense: Ulcerative expansion of the oral cavity
Conflict Theme: Mouth or tongue conflict. E.g. alcohol control, driver must blow (with the mouth) into the bag and loses the driver's license due to alcohol
Tooth enamel ulcers / caries
Biological Sense: The person or thing one would like to bite but is not allowed to bite shall be made temporarily "unbiteable" through increased sensitivity of the tooth enamel
Conflict Theme: Conflict of not being allowed to bite (shepherd dog could bite the dachshund but is not allowed to)
Paranasal sinus ulcers
Biological Sense: Ulcerative expansion
Conflict Theme: "Stink conflicts", "The whole thing stinks to me". Also in the figurative sense
Parotid duct ulcers (parotid gland)
Biological Sense: Ulcerative expansion of the parotid duct
Conflict theme: Conflict of not being able to, allowed to, or wanting to eat (salivate on) something
Sublingual salivary gland duct ulcers (Glandula sublinguaris)
Biological sense: Ulcerative widening of the sublingual duct
Conflict theme: Conflict of not being able to, allowed to, or wanting to eat (salivate on) something
Inner lining of the coronary arteries / coronary arteries / angina pectoris
Biological sense: Ulcerative widening of the coronary arteries, thereby increased blood flow and increased performance capacity
Conflict theme:
• Right-handed man: Territory conflict, loss of the entire territory or of a territory content. E.g., partner leaves the territory
• Left-handed woman: Sexual conflict. Biological sexual frustration conflict of not being or having been mated, almost always accompanied by depression
• In schizophrenic constellation: in the left-handed man and right-handed woman
• In special hormonal state: Territory conflict of the masculine, right-handed woman on the pill, postmenopause (so-called involutional depression). Castration or masculinism. Territory conflict with depression (resignation conflict) in a weak, right-handed man in hormonal stalemate
Coronary vein ulcers / Inner lining of the coronary veins
Biological sense: Ulcerative coronary vein widening, ulcerative widening of the cervix
Conflict theme:
• Right-handed woman: Sexual conflict. Biological sexual frustration conflict of not being or having been mated
• Left-handed man: Territory conflict, loss of the entire territory or of a territory content. E.g., partner leaves the territory
• In schizophrenic constellation: in the right-handed man and left-handed woman
• In special hormonal state: Left-handed woman: Territory conflict (postmenopausal woman may behave like a man in this regard). In a feminized right-handed man: Conflict of not being mated
Cervical mucosal ulcers / cervical os
Biological meaning: Ulcerative widening of the cervix, mechanical improvement of conception in the schizophrenic constellation
Conflict theme:
• Right-handed woman: Sexual conflict. Biological sexual frustration conflict, not to be or not having been mated
• Left-handed man: Territory conflict, loss of the entire territory or of a territory content. E.g. partner runs out of the territory
• In schizophrenic constellation: in the right-handed man and left-handed woman
• In special hormonal situation: Left-handed woman: territory conflict (postmenopausal woman may behave like a man in this regard). In feminized right-handed man: conflict of not being mated
Note: Simultaneously in women: cervical and cervical os ulcers in: 1. Right-handed woman, 2. Right-handed woman, taking the pill or post-climacteric, in schizophrenic constellation 3. Left-handed woman in the schizophrenic constellation or in menopause or on the pill
Vaginal mucosal ulcers
Biological meaning: Ulcerative widening of the vagina to facilitate entry of the penis in the case of a schizophrenic constellation
Conflict theme: Conflict of not being allowed or able to perform the act of mating
Gastric mucosal ulcers / lesser curvature of the stomach
Gastric mucosal ulcers / lesser curvature of the stomach / mucosa of the duodenal bulb of the duodenum
Biological meaning: Ulcerative enlargement of the gastric passage, especially of the gastric outlet
Conflict theme: Biological territory anger conflict, boundary dispute conflict, e.g. with “neighboring territory chief” also concerning territory content e.g. partner is unfaithful
Note for end-repair phase: Bleeding gastric ulcers or duodenal ulcers (hematemesis and black stool). Although actually a good sign, we are accustomed to viewing it as bad, which in principle it is not. No more pain and colic except occasional vomiting (see epi-crisis / repair crisis). Caution with syndrome. Epileptoid crises: severe pain + bleeding + absence; when together with epileptic seizure of striated musculature. Painful gastric epilepsy seizure = gastric colic + gastric bleeding + absence
Liver bile ducts - intrahepatic and extrahepatic squamous epithelial ulcers
Biological meaning: Ulcerative widening of the intrahepatic and extrahepatic bile ducts for the purpose of improving bile outflow
Conflict theme: Territory anger conflict. The boundaries to the neighboring territories have been violated, so that the “neighbor boss” can make incursions. Often disputes over money
Pancreatic ducts / pancreatic duct ulcers
Biological sense: Ulcerative widening of the pancreatic ducts (pancreatic excretory ducts) and thereby rapid excretion of more pancreatic juice
Conflict theme: Territory anger conflict
The following only functional change without ulcers!
Thalamus conflict (metabolic change)
Biological sense: The biological sense evidently lies in stress management with regard to blood-chemical and hormonal parameters
Conflict theme: Complete self-abandonment, “I might as well be dead”
Glucagon and insulin production
Functional reduction of the α-islet cells of the pancreas = hypoglycemia = glucagon reduction
Biological sense: Increased intake of food (constant hunger) to compensate for the organism’s increased glucose consumption
Conflict theme: Fear-disgust conflict toward someone or something specific
Diabetes mellitus / blood sugar disease (hyperglycemia)
Diabetes mellitus / blood sugar disease (hyperglycemia) = insulin insufficiency = functional reduction of β-islet cell insulin production
Biological sense: Increase in glucose supply because “resistance” is accompanied by tonic muscle tension that consumes a great deal of blood sugar
Conflict theme: Resistance conflict: conflict of resisting someone or something specific and defending oneself
Motor paralysis, motor MS / lateral sclerosis
Motor paralysis, motor MS / lateral sclerosis / muscular dystrophy of the right half of the body
Biological Sense: Playing-Dead Reflex
Conflict Theme: Conflict of not being able to escape or not being able to come along (legs), not being able to hold on or fend off (arms, hands), not being able to dodge (shoulder, back muscles), or conflict of not knowing “no way out” (paralysis of the legs)
Facialis Paresis
Biological Sense: Playing-Dead Reflex, paralysis of the facial muscles, also called stroke
Conflict Theme: Conflict of losing face, having been made a fool of
Laryngeal Muscle Paralysis / Paresis
Biological Sense: Playing-Dead Reflex, paralysis of the laryngeal muscles
Conflict Theme: Conflict of being startled, of speechlessness
Bronchial Muscle Paralysis
Biological Sense: Playing-Dead Reflex, paralysis of the bronchial muscle, usually together with numbness of the bronchial mucosa
Conflict Theme: Territory Fear Conflict
Reduced Sense of Smell (Fila olfactoria)
Biological Sense: An unbearable smell is “switched off”, faded out
Conflict Theme: Smell Conflict, conflict of not wanting to smell something, “This smell / stench surely cannot be true”
Reduced Hearing Ability (Cochlea)
Biological Sense: One does not want to hear an unpleasant matter, but one is warned if the same or similar situation recurs = Tinnitus
Conflict Theme: Hearing Conflict, conflict of not wanting to hear something
Balance Disorder / Swaying Vertigo
Balance disorder / swaying dizziness, tendency to fall or pull to the side
Biological meaning:
Conflict theme: Seeing or hearing someone fall or having fallen oneself
Reduced visual acuity (retina)
Biological meaning: Fear in the neck of something that is made invisible by temporarily partially switching off retinal function (the prey animal looking in both directions sees backwards)
Conflict theme: Neck-fear conflict, danger threatening from behind, lurking and that one cannot shake off
Vitreous opacity / glaucoma / partial opacity of the vitreous body
Biological meaning: The pursuer in the neck is optically fogged, e.g. the hare then undisturbedly runs its zigzag program, which brings at least a 10-fold improvement in survival chance that it would not have if it looked up at the pursuer.
The meaning is that in the usually sideways-looking eyes of so-called prey animals, the danger from behind is quasi covered or fogged, which is why only part of the vitreous body is clouded (“blinders phenomenon”) The so-called predators can afford to look forward with both eyes because they have to fear the predator to a much lesser extent. Biologically speaking, humans are half prey animal, half predator (canines)
Conflict theme: Neck-fear conflict, danger threatening from behind, lurking that one cannot shake off
Sensory paralysis of the periosteum
Sensory paralysis of the periosteum / sensitivity of the bone skin (periosteum) – paralysis
Biological meaning: To feel the blow against the bone less
Conflict theme:
• Brutal separation conflict triggered by pain inflicted on another
• Brutal separation conflict triggered by pain experienced oneself on the periosteum
Biological laws
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