New Mesoderm – germ layer-specific tissue reactions / Biological Laws
Endoderm
Old Mesoderm
New Mesoderm
Ectoderm
Mesoderm New Mesodermal Tissue
Organ types: Organs that provide stability, have a supporting function and ensure performance.
Needs: The need to be good, strong and capable.
Conflict type: Self-worth conflicts
Conflict-active phase: Necrosis, ulcers, cell building, tissue breakdown, cell-minus
Repair phases: Necrosis reconstruction, cell-plus, at the end more cell mass than before. Bacteria
Biological meaning: End of the repair phase “luxury group”
Connective tissue / Fasciae Ulcers / Tissue breakdown
Biological meaning: Strengthening of the connective tissue
Conflict theme: Mild self-worth collapse, conflict belonging to the connective tissue localization
Adipose tissue / Fat tissue necrosis
Biological meaning: Multiplication of adipose tissue, strengthening of the fat layer (“fat is good”)
Conflict theme: Mild self-worth collapse in relation to the part of the body that is perceived as unaesthetic, or perceived as too skinny or too fat. In nature there is no too fat, too thin the animal becomes by itself. Therefore humans perceive “too fat” or “too thin” as shapeless.
Tendon atrophy / Tendon necrosis / Ligament necrosis
Biological Sense: Reinforcement of the tendons / ligaments
Conflict Theme: Slight loss of self-worth related to the localization of the tendon / ligament
Striated Muscles
Voluntary musculature, exception: control takes place here from the cerebral cortex
Biological Sense: Strengthen musculature in order to be better prepared for further exertion
Conflict Theme: Loss of self-worth in relation to mobility, e.g. inability to escape (legs), inability to fend off or hold on (arms). Very strong interaction with the cortical motor cortex center (MS / Multiple Sclerosis)
Myocardial Necrosis
Biological Sense: Reinforcement of the heart muscle to be prepared for further exertion
Conflict Theme: Right-handed: a conflict of feeling overwhelmed with regard to a partner
Left-handed: a conflict of feeling overwhelmed with regard to mother or child
The heart muscle necrosis / myocardial necrosis that arise during the conflict-active phase are normally diagnosed in the dramatic epileptic circles (repair circles), quasi an epileptic seizure of the striated muscle portion of the heart
Epileptic Circles / Repair Circles: Myocardial infarction of the ventricular musculature (normal epileptic seizure of the striated musculature of the heart)
Symptoms: Drop in blood pressure in the arterial circulation, tachycardia, heart trembling, feeling of annihilation, biologically tremendous – many apparent deaths!
Bladder Muscle Necrosis / Bladder Sphincter (Sphincter)
Bladder Muscle Necrosis / Bladder Sphincter
Biological Sense: To be able to mark the territory with enough urine
Conflict Theme: Not being able to mark the territory sufficiently
Rectum Necrosis / Anal Sphincter (Sphincter)
Biological Meaning: To be able to mark the territory better with sufficient feces
Conflict Theme: Being unable to mark the territory sufficiently
Bone cancer / bone osteolyses / osteoporosis
Biological Meaning: Reinforcement of the bone, which becomes stronger than it was before
Conflict Theme: Self-value collapse; for each bone part there is a specific self-value conflict
Calotte (skullcap) – intellectual self-value collapse / How stupid of me! Orbita (eye socket) – self-value collapse concerning the eye Jaw – being unable to bite down Cervical spine – intellectual self-value collapse / injustice, lack of freedom, lack of peace Thoracic spine – self-value collapse in the thorax area Shoulder, clavicle – self-value collapse regarding partner or child Sternum – self-value collapse concerning the décolleté Ribs – self-value collapse e.g. due to breast amputation Spine – central personality self-value collapse Elbow – self-value collapse of being unable to strike, unable to take into the arm Hand – clumsiness self-value collapse, being unable to hold on Pelvic blade – self-value collapse concerning the baby Hip – self-value collapse – being unable to assert oneself Femoral neck – self-value collapse – I cannot stand this… Coccyx – self-value collapse – I am no good here Pubic bone – self-value collapse – I am no good in bed anymore / sexual self-value collapse Ischium – self-value collapse – having nothing to possess Knee – athletic self-value collapse Foot – self-value collapse of being unable to dance, run, or balance
In conventional medicine, holes in the bone are nonsensically misinterpreted as bone metastases, although it is the opposite of cell proliferation, that is, cell loss
Course of the repair phase after the conflict has been resolved:
• Bone edema with periosteal expansion, thereby great danger of pathological spontaneous fracture
• Severe pain due to stretching of the sensitive periosteum
• Recalcification of the osteolyses, mistakenly called osteosarcoma!
• Leukemia, increase in the actual number of all blood cells, at the beginning however predominantly of the leukocytes (leukoses)
• In the case of joint-adjacent osteolyses in the repair phase (pcl) joint rheumatism
• Withdrawal of serum from the periphery into the vascular system from the beginning of the repair phase onward, through expansion of the vessels in vagotonia. This causes pseudoanemia: blood-dilution anemia with a drop in hematocrit. Increased bone swelling when the syndrome is present. Bone healing phase + active refugee conflict is called gout (with elevation of the uric acid level in the blood serum). The syndrome complicates healing in all bone areas (pain due to increased periosteal expansion)
Cartilage loss / cartilage necrosis / dyschondrosis
Biological Meaning: Reinforcement of the cartilage
Conflict Theme: Mild self-value collapse, conflict belonging to the cartilage location
Tendon necrosis
Biological Sense: Reinforcement of the tendons
Conflict Theme: Minor self-worth collapse, conflict belonging to the tendon location
Teeth (Dentin)
Biological Sense: Reinforcement of the dentin
Conflict Theme: Self-worth collapse of not being able to bite. E.g., a dachshund always has to be bitten by the neighbor's German shepherd, or a weak and delicate boy always has to be beaten and humiliated at school by stronger ones
Lymph Node Necrosis
Biological Sense: Reinforcement of the lymph node, which thus becomes larger than it was before (a large lymph node is biologically better than a small one!)
Conflict Theme: Minor self-worth collapse, the associated lymph nodes of the respective skeletal part are affected. The lymph node belongs to a responsible bone. The self-worth collapse is only somewhat weaker than it would be if the responsible bone itself were affected
Adrenal Cortex Necrosis
Biological Sense: Reinforcement of cortisol production
Conflict Theme: Conflict of having been thrown off track, having taken the wrong path or having bet on the “wrong horse”.
Arterial Blood Vessel Necroses
Biological Sense: Reinforcement of the wall of the arterial blood vessels, especially also the intima
Conflict Theme: Self-worth collapse, specific impairment corresponding to the location
Venous Blood Vessel Necroses
Biological Sense: Reinforcement of the wall of the venous blood vessels, especially also the intima
Conflict Theme: Specific self-worth collapse for leg veins, “ball and chain”. E.g., woman becomes unintentionally pregnant and perceives the child as a “ball and chain” her freedom is suddenly restricted
Lymph Vessel Necrosis
Biological meaning: Reinforcement of the lymphatic vessels
Conflict theme: Self-worth collapse, specific impairment of the localization corresponding to the associated skeletal part of the specific self-worth conflict accordingly.
Ovarian necrosis
Biological meaning: Increase in estrogen production
• Younger appearance
• Improved ovulation and the woman then becomes pregnant more quickly
Conflict theme:
• Loss conflict (child, wife, parents, friends, animal) through death or leaving
• Ugly, semi-genital conflict with a man (also with a masculine woman)
Interstitial testicular necrosis
Biological meaning: Reinforcement of masculinity
Conflict theme:
• Loss conflict involving people (also animal) who dies or leaves
• Ugly, semi-genital conflict with a woman (is observed very rarely)
Renal parenchyma necrosis (glomeruli parenchyma necroses)
Biological meaning: Reinforcement of the urine excretion capacity
Conflict theme: Conflict that has to do with water or liquid. E.g. someone almost drowned, burst water pipe, the whole apartment is under water
Blood pressure increase / hypertension
Note: The increase in blood pressure occurs secondarily, i.e., through the formation of necrosis (tissue atrophy) in the renal parenchyma. Paradoxically, extirpation (failure / removal of an organ) of the kidney temporarily normalizes the blood pressure (although only half – a residual kidney – of the total parenchyma is present). Only after some time, when the necrosis – due to the persistence of the conflict – is formed in the remaining other kidney, does the blood pressure rise again successively.
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