Skin Biology 3. Skin Reactions – Examples for Specific Skin Regions Face
Examples of skin symptoms and skin reactions that are associated with specific germ layers
Processes in the face are observed particularly frequently in teenagers. “Being seen”, “wanting to impress”, “being sexually attractive” or “losing face”… all biologically completely normal situations and impulses. One’s own face changes and when looking in the mirror one suddenly feels “defiled” or “disfigured”. In a defilement conflict it can also be about, for example, a make-out session; one wants to be kissed or to kiss someone. When the big moment arrives, one suddenly feels disgusted and a day later there is a pus-filled pimple. The processes in the face occur less frequently with increasing age, because the two described circumstances likewise decrease or become normal. In addition, follow-up conflicts can also occur – local recurrences. A vicious cycle, because when one feels defiled and disfigured by pimples, new, further pimples arise and so on. The generous use of chemistry or biochemistry does not resolve the germ-layer-specific conflicts! Only the symptoms can be alleviated or suppressed. Through appropriate treatments with an understanding of the germ-layer-specific tissue reactions, this process can be understood and reversed into a positive cycle.
In the genital area there are typically sexual disgust conflicts that lead to corresponding changes in the dermis. Possible sexual disgust conflicts:
• Touch by the sexual partner at precisely that location
• Unexpected and/or indecent touch
After resolution of the conflict-active phase, unpleasant skin manifestations often occur in the repair phase, with swelling of the old mesodermal tissue, which leads to purulent breakdown processes of previously increased tissue (dermis cells), sweat gland cells or sebaceous gland cells.