Entoderm – germ layer-specific tissue reactions / Biological Laws
Entoderm
Old Mesoderm
New Mesoderm
Ectoderm
Entoderm – Entodermal Tissue
Organ types: Organs that serve to take in, analyze, process, and get rid of vital substances.
Needs: Need for intake, processing, and elimination of vital substances (food, oxygen, etc.)
Conflict type: “Morsel” conflicts
Conflict-active phase: First increase in function, then cell proliferation / cell plus (tumors)
Repair phases: Swelling (water retention), breakdown of the proliferated cells by mycobacteria, fungal bacteria, fungi, Tbc, temporarily limited underfunction of the tissue / cells
Biological sense: in active phase
Anterior pituitary lobe / Pituitary carcinoma
Biological sense: Left side: a) Growth hormone to get rid of the high-hanging morsel b) Prolactin-producing cells: produce more prolactin to be able to better nurse or care for a child or a partner
Right side: a) Increased release of growth hormones to obtain the high-hanging morsel b) Prolactin-producing cells: produce more prolactin to be able to better nurse or care for a child or a partner
Conflict theme: Left side a) Conflict of not being able to get rid of the fecal morsel because the individual's throat is too small b) Conflict of not being able to feed the child or the family
Right side a) Conflict of not being able to grasp the morsel because it is unreachable as the individual is too small b) Conflict of not being able to feed the child or the family
Iris musculature & Ciliary body / Iris carcinoma
Biological sense: To capture or avoid the light morsel
Conflict theme: Left side: Conflict to more or less avoid incidence of light (light chunk) Right side: Conflict to more or less capture a light chunk
Lacrimal glands / Lacrimal gland carcinoma
Biological meaning: Left side: To be better able to get rid of something one no longer wants to see
Right side: To be better able to take in something one would like to have seen
Sublingual salivary glands – sublingual salivary gland carcinoma
Biological meaning: Left side: Wanting to salivate a “fecal bolus” better in order to expel it from the throat. To be better able to spit out a chunk one does not want
Right side: Wanting to salivate a food bolus in order to absorb it more rapidly. To be able to take in more quickly a chunk one wants
Conflict theme: Left side: Conflict of being unable to salivate the “fecal bolus” sufficiently and spit it out
Right side: Conflict of being unable to grasp the (food) chunk due to insufficient salivation
Oral mucosa carcinoma
Biological meaning: Left side: Wanting to salivate a “fecal bolus” better in order to expel it from the throat. To be better able to spit out a chunk one does not want
Right side: Wanting to salivate a food bolus in order to absorb it more rapidly. To be able to take in more quickly a chunk one wants
Conflict theme: Left side: Conflict of being unable to salivate the “fecal bolus” sufficiently and spit it out / vomit it out
Right side: Conflict of being unable to grasp a (food) chunk. Common in seriously ill patients who can no longer take in food properly or sufficiently because of pain, for example
Palate carcinoma
Biological meaning: Left side: Wanting to salivate a “fecal bolus” better in order to expel it from the throat. To be better able to spit out a chunk one does not want
Right side: Wanting to salivate a food bolus in order to absorb it more rapidly. To be able to take in more quickly a chunk one wants
Conflict theme: Left side: Conflict of being unable to salivate the “fecal bolus” sufficiently and spit it out / vomit it out
Right side: Conflict of having already grasped a (food) morsel but not being able to swallow it quickly enough (Someone believes they have won the lottery, but their lottery ticket was registered incorrectly)
Ohrspeicheldrüsen-Ca
Biological sense:
Conflict theme: Left side: Conflict of not being able to sufficiently insalivate and spit out / vomit up the “feces morsel”.
Right side: Conflict of not being able to grasp the (food) morsel due to insufficient insalivation
Mandeln Drüsengewebe / Halsmandel-Ca
Biological sense: Left side: Wanting to insalivate a “feces morsel” better in order to expel it from the throat. Being able to better expel a morsel one does not want
Right side: Wanting to insalivate a food morsel in order to absorb it more rapidly. Being able to absorb a morsel one wants more rapidly.
Conflict theme: Left side: Conflict of not being able to sufficiently insalivate (insufficient secretion) and spit out / vomit up the “feces morsel”.
Right side: Conflict of not being able to swallow the “morsel” due to insufficient secretion. (New apartment is promised, at the last moment the lease falls through, another person has snatched the morsel away)
Schilddrüse / Schilddrüsen-Ca
Biological sense: Left side: Secretory portion only: Increase in metabolism through increased production of thyroxine in order to be able to get rid of an unwanted morsel more rapidly
Right side: Secretory portion only: Increase in metabolism through increased production of thyroxine in order to be able to capture a desired morsel more rapidly
Conflict theme: Left side: Conflict of not being able to get rid of / transport onward a matter / morsel in the intestine quickly enough due to insufficient hormone secretion
Right side: Conflict of not being able to grasp a desired (food) morsel because the individual is not fast enough
Nebenschilddrüsen-Ca
Biological sense:
Conflict theme: Left side: Conflict of not being able to spit out a matter / unwanted morsel, conflict due to too low calcium level = insufficient muscle activity. Due to insufficient muscle activity the unwanted morsel cannot be spat out
Right side: Conflict of not having secured a thing / desired morsel. Conflict due to too low calcium level = too little muscle activity. Due to insufficient muscle activity / calcium secretion to be able to take in the desired morsel
Middle ear mucosa / middle ear Ca
Biological sense: Left side: Secretory type: Wanting to get rid of an information morsel better by salivating it
Right side: During cell proliferation of the resorptive type: the archaic hearing is quasi improved by taking in more acoustic information from the archaic hearing organ
Conflict theme: Left side: Conflict of not being able to get rid of an information morsel
Right side: Conflict of not being able to grasp a hearing morsel, in particular not catching an information
Tubes / Eustachian Ca
Biological sense: Left side: Wanting to salivate an information morsel better in order to transport it out of the throat (middle ear). Being able to better spit out a morsel that one does not want
Right side: Wanting to salivate a hearing information morsel in order to be able to absorb it more quickly. Being able to absorb a morsel that one wants more quickly
Conflict theme: Left side: Conflict of not being able to get rid of an information morsel
Right side: Conflict of not being able to get hold of an information morsel
Goblet cells of the bronchi / goblet cell Ca
Biological sense: Increased fluid secretion for better gliding of the “morsel” air
Conflict theme: Conflict of not being able to salivate the air morsel, i.e. fear of suffocating
Lung alveoli (alveoli) / alveolar Ca
Solitary focus = for other people / animal Multiple foci = for oneself
Biological sense: Better resorption of the “morsel” air (more alveoli / lung vesicles = more oxygen uptake – energy)
Conflict theme: Death anxiety panic conflict, often triggered by diagnosis or prognosis shocks (You have cancer… You won’t live to see Christmas…)
Esophageal mucosa / Esophageal Ca
Biological sense: a) secretory type: cell proliferation to digest a fixed bolus and transport it further b) resorptive type: to check the consistency of the food similar to in the mouth
Conflict theme: Conflict of not being able to swallow the bolus (Often it concerns a car, house or similar. Something one wants to incorporate but suddenly cannot)
Gastric mucosa / Stomach Ca
Biological sense: Cell proliferation to produce more gastric acid / secretion in order to digest the bolus
Conflict theme: Conflict of not being able to digest a bolus. (It lies heavy on the stomach, usually anger with family members. Often in inheritance communities, joint-stock companies, inability to extract one’s share, pension payments)
Liver / Liver Ca
Biological sense: Predominantly resorptive in nature to better absorb / break down food, but also secretory to digest food better through increased bile fluid
Conflict theme: Starvation / existence conflict Also conflict of starving due to intestinal cancer
Pancreatic Ca / Pancreas Ca
Biological sense: secretory type only: increased release of pancreatic secretion for digestion of the bolus
Conflict theme: Anger conflict with family members, struggle for the “bolus”, inheritance conflicts (long-planned vacation “already in digestion”, must suddenly be canceled / interrupted because the mother has had a serious fall)
Duodenum / Duodenal Ca
Biological sense: Cell proliferation of intestinal cells for better resorption / absorption of food
Conflict theme: Conflict of not being able to digest the bolus. Anger with family members, colleagues, friends
Small intestine Ca (Jejunum)
Repair phase = “Crohn’s disease”
Biological sense: Improve food or bolus resorption / absorption, similar to the starvation conflict (liver), in order not to starve
Conflict theme: Being unable to digest a "chunk", indigestible anger, mostly in connection with "starving" (self-employed persons)
Small intestine carcinoma (ileum)
Repair phase = "Crohn's disease"
Biological sense: Being able to better resorb / absorb an already ingested chunk
Conflict theme: Being unable to digest a "chunk", indigestible anger – mostly with starvation anxiety in the broadest sense
Appendix carcinoma (caecum) and vermiform appendix carcinoma
Biological sense: a) secretory type: cell proliferation, increased digestive juice secretion to better break down a stuck chunk and make it passable b) wall thickening = resorptive type: increased resorption, nutrient intake, water, air
Conflict theme: Ugly-indigestible anger (child experiences marital dispute with parents' beating scene)
Colon mucosa / colon carcinoma
Biological sense: a) secretory type: cell proliferation to increase digestive juice secretion to break down a stuck food chunk and make it passable b) resorptive type: "wall thickening" increased resorption / absorption of food (water, air)
Conflict theme: Ugly-indigestible anger (someone is wrongly accused of fraud)
Umbilical carcinoma
Biological sense: Archaic attempt to excrete the old cloacal contents
Conflict theme: Conflict of being unable to excrete something (a woman on a trip notices that her husband is slurring in the morning, has not yet excreted his alcohol)
Rectum carcinoma / sigmoid colon mucosa
Biological sense: 1) secretory type: dissolving a chunk, also a fecal chunk 2) Resorptive type (rare): resorption of water
Conflict theme: Ugly conflict, insidious-vile "sweat conflict"
Rectal mucosa - rectum carcinoma
Biological purpose: a) secretory type: dissolution of a lump, also a fecal lump b) resorptive type (rare): resorption of water
Conflict theme: Ugly-common “shit conflict”
Syndrome of the adrenal collecting ducts
The SYNDROME is one of the most important “effects” within the biological laws. The SYNDROME is the temporal coincidence of any Meaningful Biological Special Program (SBS) in the pcl phase / repair phase (conflict resolution) with an SBS of the renal collecting ducts in the ca phase (conflict activity).
The SYNDROME through diagnostic shocks And now imagine a patient who, in the symptom-rich pcl-A phase, goes to a doctor and is once again “hit over the head” with the usual brutal cancer diagnosis. Depending on the patient’s perception, the SBS of the renal collecting ducts can be triggered (existence anxiety, refugee conflict) and we already have “our” SYNDROME.
The SYNDROME through hospital admission Or a patient arrives at the hospital with another arbitrary pcl-A phase and possibly even in the intensive care unit. There he may feel utterly abandoned, and then too the SBS of the renal collecting ducts starts, and with it again the SYNDROME, which suddenly worsens the “illness.”
Examples of the SYNDROME The SYNDROME can, as already mentioned, occur with any arbitrary SBS. For better understanding I will explain a few “disease” examples to you.
Ascites Peritoneal effusion / abdominal dropsy. The peritoneal effusion is the pcl phase of an attack conflict against the abdomen. Only with SYNDROME does the abdomen become as you can see in the graphic.
Gout, joint rheumatism. This concerns the pcl phase of a self-worth conflict (affecting the foot here). Such swellings occur only with SYNDROME. In the description of the clinical picture of gout you will find references to kidney damage. This conventional medical term can very often be translated directly as renal collecting duct SBS.
The swollen cheek Even with the “swollen cheek” after wisdom tooth extraction the SYNDROME is probably at work. Without SYNDROME the cheek would probably not swell so strongly. This applies in general to all types of wound healing.
Hepatitis, hepatomegaly Hepatitis is the pcl phase after a territory anger conflict affecting the liver / bile ducts. With SYNDROME the strong swelling leads to so-called hepatomegaly, an extremely enlarged liver.
Kidney, ovarian or spleen cysts In the pcl phase of these special programs these cysts can become very large and rupture when an active collecting duct SBS is also present.
Brain tumors The Hamer focus in the brain is also repaired under swelling. With SYNDROME this swelling can cause considerable problems. Conventional medicine then likes to stain this brain swelling with contrast medium and misinterpret it as a so-called brain tumor.
Adrenal medulla (blastoma)
Biological purpose: To deliver a certain necessary performance in a situation of intense stress
Conflict theme: Unbearably intense stress
Fallopian tube mucosa / fallopian tube carcinoma
Biological purpose: Through increased secretion to transport the sperm better up the fallopian tube in order to realize a new pregnancy and afterwards to transport them down (into the uterus)
Conflict theme: ugly, semi-genital conflict with a male person (older company owner learns that a senior employee of hers was caught with a minor girl. To get rid of him she still has to pay him a high severance)
Glandular tissue of the prostate / prostate carcinoma
Biological sense: Secretory type only: increased formation of secretion through increased seminal fluid
Conflict theme: ugly, genital conflict (older man who no longer reacts with territorial anger is left by his younger girlfriend for a younger man)
Bartholin’s gland
Biological sense: Increase in mucus production
Conflict theme: vaginal dryness, conflict of being unable to produce enough vaginal mucus for intercourse
Inner side of the foreskin of the penis
Biological sense: Increase in secretion production
Conflict theme: conflict of being unable to penetrate the tight or dry vagina
Germline epithelium of the testes / testicular teratoma
Biological sense:
Secretory type only: to achieve a more rapid archaic multiplication
Conflict theme: Severe loss conflict, e.g. son, best friend, a loved person, also a beloved animal
Egg cells of the ovary / ovarian teratoma
Biological sense: Secretory type only: to achieve a more rapid archaic multiplication
Conflict theme: Severe loss conflict, e.g. son, best friend, a loved person, also a beloved animal
Endometrial carcinoma (myometrium)
Biological sense: Secretory type: to replenish the man’s ejaculate with secretion if the prostate has not produced enough secretion, thereby making pregnancy easier to achieve Resorptive type: to produce a better, thicker mucous membrane for the innovation (implantation) of the egg cell
Conflict theme: Left side 1. ugly, semi-genital conflict usually with a male person 2. Loss conflict, especially grandmother / grandchild conflict
Right side: 1. ugly, semi-genital conflict usually with a male person 2. Loss conflict, especially grandmother / grandchild conflict or also child loss conflict
Smooth musculature of the intestine
Biological sense: To be able to push a chunk further locally more strongly (local hyperperistalsis) with peristalsis of the rest of the intestine at a standstill, misinterpreted by us as paralytic ileus
Conflict theme: Conflict of the inability to move a chunk further intestinally. Only apparently paralytic ileus
Smooth muscle portions of the blood vessels
Biological sense: Simultaneously during the intima vascular necrosis (cell building) as a meaningful germ layer-crossing combination a thickening of the smooth musculature
Conflict theme: Necessity of consolidating the vessel wall
Smooth muscle portions of the uterus
Biological sense: The musculature becomes stronger so that the mother can give birth better later
Conflict theme: Conflict equivalent that the fetus remains in the uterus to stay pregnant and that birth is easier due to the strengthened uterine musculature
Smooth muscle portions of the heart
Biological sense: The heart musculature becomes stronger so that a certain heart function can be improved (this coincides with the striated ventricular musculature conflict, in which a myocardial necrosis arises in the active phase and the biological sense, however, is that at the end of the repair phase (pcl) the heart muscle at this point is stronger and more functional than before). Smooth musculature like Perlon net in a wool stocking
Conflict theme: Conflict of not being able to transport a sufficient blood volume further through the peristaltic smooth (atrial) heart musculature. Peristalsis-like further transport of the blood is not sufficient
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