Die 5 Biologischen Naturgesetze - Die Dokumentation
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0:10 - 0:24presents
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0:24 - 0:30the five biological laws
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0:30 - 0:37Third Revolution in the history of Medicine
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0:37 - 0:41What these five biological laws are basically about
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0:41 - 0:47and what implications they have, will be illustrated by the following example.
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0:47 - 0:50The Cat and the Mouse
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0:50 - 0:52let a mouse and a cat cross their ways
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0:52 - 0:54The cat will notice a morsel of food.
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0:54 - 0:58The mouse, on the other hand, is noticing a deadly threat.
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0:58 - 1:03By its biological determination, it immediately starts running away.
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1:03 - 1:09It is an experience familiar to everyone that in extreme situations unprecedented powers are set free in us,
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1:09 - 1:11and precisely this is part of what we are dealing with.
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1:11 - 1:18The mouse's alveolar lung cells are turned to sympathicotony,
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1:18 - 1:22which here results in hyperfunction, increasing permeability to oxygen.
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1:22 - 1:28Thus the mouse is able to inspire more effectively and to keep running for a prolonged period of time.
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1:28 - 1:35After running for two minutes and successfully having sought refuge, the mouse will consecutively breathe and recreate for two minutes.
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1:35 - 1:40It is now in a vagotonic, or parasympathetic state.
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1:40 - 1:45Transferring this situation to human life, this could be receiving
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1:45 - 1:53a diagnosis of deadly cancer from your doctor, which you would assess in the same way the mouse did.
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1:53 - 1:59On the biological level, the deadly diagnosis is being interpreted like the cat from which one wants to escape.
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1:59 - 2:06But in contrast, we cannot run away from this diagnosis in a literal sense, contrary to biological determination.
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2:06 - 2:10This fear of death is perpetuated, the patient is unable to sleep,
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2:10 - 2:15anorectic and restless, as a biological programme is active in him which tells him
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2:15 - 2:20to excape from a deadly enemy.
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2:20 - 2:25Now, compared to the situation with the cat and the mouse, there is a big difference in duration.
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2:25 - 2:29For the mouse, there are just two possibilites: either escaping in time or being devored.
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2:29 - 2:34Under no circumstances will it keep fleeing constantly for weeks and months.
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2:34 - 2:38In a natural environment, fear of death cannot persist for such a prolonged period of time.
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2:38 - 2:44Since the cells have been working at maximum capacity for weeks, they even began to proliferate
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2:44 - 2:47to keep up with the workload.
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2:47 - 2:54Due to this surplus of cells, even more oxygen can be absorbed in even lesser time.
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2:54 - 3:00Would our patient now visit the doctor again, he would find a so-called malignant tumor in the lung
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3:00 - 3:05and conclude that this represents a metastasis of the primary cancer.
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3:05 - 3:10However, it is a cancer programme on its own, triggered by that fear of death.
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3:10 - 3:16This cell proliferation never was malignant or nonsensical, but biologically,
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3:16 - 3:18it helped the creature in running away.
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3:18 - 3:24Let's now assume that our patient is being disalarmed by the doctor, who has a good prognosis for him,
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3:24 - 3:28then he would be suddenly relieved and could finally start recreating.
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3:28 - 3:32He successfully escaped the evil predator.
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3:32 - 3:39But since additional cells have been grown for weeks, also something else will happen.
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3:39 - 3:45The now unnecessary surplus cells are being decomposed through tuberculosis and expectorated.
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3:45 - 3:48The patient will cough up coagulated blood.
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3:48 - 3:56The mouse did not develop surplus cells during its two minutes of fear of death, necessitating no decomposition afterwards.
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3:56 - 4:00The human patient however, now starts worrying again and seeks the doctor,
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4:00 - 4:04who now in addition will diagnose lung tuberculosis,
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4:04 - 4:07this being a mere symptom of the resolution of the conflict of fear of death -
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4:07 - 4:14which, while causing discomfort, represents a biologically expedient measure, whith a predetermined duration,
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4:14 - 4:18roughly as long as one was caught in fear of death.
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4:18 - 4:24However, decomposition of surplus cells can take place only if the organism carries the necessary tuberculi.
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4:24 - 4:32In their absence, for example due to medical extermination, the tumor will encapsulate and remain at its place,
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4:32 - 4:35not posing any direct threat.
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4:35 - 4:40The tuberculi, always thought of as something bad, are actually no more than garbage collectors.
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4:40 - 4:43Indispensable helpers in reconvalescence.
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4:43 - 4:49Accordingly, there was an elevated rate of lung tuberculosis in Germany after World War II,
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4:49 - 4:53since many people had resolved their conflict of fear of death
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4:53 - 4:57– biologically, they had fled the cat successfully.
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4:57 - 5:02Not in a single case was there an infection.
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5:02 - 5:04Lung cancer due to fear of death?
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5:04 - 5:09Keep in mind that there is not only a single type of lung cancer, as the lung comprises different parts
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5:09 - 5:13reacting differently from each other to different notions.
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5:13 - 5:19Our example specifically adressed the pulmonary alveoles.
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5:19 - 5:25For the bronchial tubes, goblet cells or pleurae there are different programmes with their own triggers and courses,
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5:25 - 5:30but in any event, they are not malignant but biologically significant.
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5:30 - 5:35There is never a so-called metastasis, and never is this so-called "lung cancer"
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5:35 - 5:39directly caused by smoking or other toxic agents.
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5:39 - 5:45This is only possible through a biological notion of fear of death, necessitating hyperfuncion of the pulmonar aleveoles
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5:45 - 5:50and without any need to be fought against, contrary to the previously held view.
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5:50 - 5:57There is no trace of any error of nature we need to repair, as was always assumed both by the established
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5:57 - 6:01and the alternative medical schools.
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6:01 - 6:07Were Cancer and other so-called diseases once life-savers?
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6:07 - 6:12If the Five biological laws formulated by Dr. Hamer are correct, everything has been turned upside down!
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6:12 - 6:15The Curse...
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6:15 - 6:19Cancer!
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6:19 - 6:26The puzzle has been solved finally!
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6:26 - 6:29And what about…
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6:29 - 6:30AIDS?
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6:30 - 6:30Leukaemia?
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6:30 - 6:32Paralysis?
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6:32 - 6:35Diabetes?
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6:35 - 6:40Likewise!
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6:40 - 6:49Too good to be true?
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6:49 - 6:55Those suffering from cancer grasp to everything that gives them a little hope for healing and life.
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6:55 - 7:00no wonder that they even believe the promises of charlatans.
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7:00 - 7:03Caught in the Death Sect!
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7:03 - 7:09Now a movement is gaining support in Europe calling itself "German New Medicine".
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7:09 - 7:14"German New Medicine" - Hope or fraud?
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7:14 - 7:19This could pass as some insane theory and would not draw our attention
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7:19 - 7:24if there were not so many sick walking in the trap of their absurd therapies.
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7:24 - 7:28You are putting different things together in a confuse system.
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7:28 - 7:30Your theory is built on delusion.
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7:30 - 7:37You are mad and in need of psychiatric treatment.
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7:37 - 7:43This is Dr. Hamer who has found the five biological laws.
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7:43 - 7:48Why don't you verify it? I'm prepared, in front of every commission...
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7:48 - 7:53Mr. Hamer, the problem is that one cannot examine crazy and insane ideas.
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7:53 - 7:55May I ask you if you are able to read?
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7:55 - 7:58Keep quiet with such stupid remarks!
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7:58 - 8:10How can you, as represantatives of the established medical school, prevent that more people walk in the trap of a psychopath and charlatan?
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8:10 - 8:11This is a triumph of madness.
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8:11 - 8:17Physicists seriously discussing with a cracked charlatan about his insane theories...
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8:17 - 8:19… tolerance which is almost criminal.
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8:19 - 8:21Let's move on to our next subject.
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8:21 - 8:27Stop! Stop! Stop! So much for the notorious "objective" and "fair" media coverage.
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8:27 - 8:30Now in contrast, this documentary aims at explaining
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8:30 - 8:35what these five biological laws are about, actually,
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8:35 - 8:38so that everyone can proof and judge them.
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8:38 - 8:46Please, don't believe anything that's being said here unless you have examined it by yourself!
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8:46 - 8:54Who knows how it really is after all?
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8:54 - 9:00Dr. Hamer has summarised the five biological laws under the name "New Medicine",
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9:00 - 9:05and later, "German New Medicine".
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9:05 - 9:09The words "New Medicine", of course, do not refer to a new remedy or cure
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9:09 - 9:14but to a whole new school of thought extending to the entire field of medicine
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9:14 - 9:21from which a new approach can be derived to achieving individual reconvalescence of humans and animals.
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9:21 - 9:24A shift of paradigms
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9:24 - 9:34For the first time in the history of Western medicine, as far as we are able to trace it back,
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9:34 - 9:47we have a self-contained scientific system, explaining the essence and origins
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9:47 - 9:52of diseases, that is situations we are still used to calling diseases.
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9:52 - 10:01So basically, in their core, the five laws of nature are not a new application, technique or substance.
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10:01 - 10:11The New Medicine is a new way of conceiving origins and course of programs,
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10:11 - 10:20we now call diseases and which on the basis of our present understanding
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10:20 - 10:29are erroneously assessed as we cannot see the significance of these symptomatic complexes.
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10:29 - 10:37Those five biological laws, which have been discovered by Dr. Hamer, are are a fundamental new view
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10:37 - 10:44of what nature is, how nature works, what health and what disease is, in general.
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10:44 - 10:46We arrive at a whole new picture.
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10:46 - 11:00This is and unprecedented idea, that these natural programs are actually benficiary to our survival.
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11:00 - 11:13For me it is of highest significance, beyound individual benefit, so that I say mankind will need
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11:13 - 11:21this knowledge in the future, as it leaves no basis for racism,
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11:21 - 11:31or the politics of fear that is willfully promoted in medicine. It's a precondition for the future of mankind.
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11:31 - 11:41I am a pharmaceutical adviser and have worked as a medical journalist.
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11:41 - 11:48From 2000 onwards, I have repeatedly come across the New Medicine.
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11:48 - 11:54I have repeatedly dealt with it an talked to all sorts of oncologists
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11:54 - 12:02throughout the country, who also take part in opinion-shaping.
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12:02 - 12:14And what puzzled me was that whenever I mentioned New Medicine they started stumbling.
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12:14 - 12:22For example, I asked the head of a medical faculty: "What do you think about New Medicine?"
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12:22 - 12:34He replied: "As a reputable journalist you should not meddle with something like that."
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12:34 - 12:36Gosh! That made me all the more curious.
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12:36 - 12:41Social scientist Paul Watzlawick recognises two types of changes
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12:41 - 12:45that can occur due to scientific progress.
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12:45 - 12:51Type 1 relates to changes in basic assumptions. That is when our basic beliefs
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12:51 - 12:59about the world, about ourselves, about certain processes, fundamentally change.
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12:59 - 13:05Type 2 changes comprise technical aspects. Technical or methodological innovations
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13:05 - 13:08which leave the basic assumptions unchanged.
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13:08 - 13:13Type 1 changes only occur very rarely in science.
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13:13 - 13:19Of course, someone who has devoted many years of his life to studying will not easily agree
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13:19 - 13:25to putting into question the basic assumptions and principal theses he has learnt.
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13:25 - 13:33It's a revolution of medicine. It is not merely a revision like moving the furniture
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13:33 - 13:37in a room in order to improve the setting.
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13:37 - 13:44So was the technical enhancement we have seen so far in medicine. But now, we have a true change of the room.
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13:44 - 13:50It's a whole new room. And this is indeed a great revolution.
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13:50 - 13:55In ancient times, medical theory was resting on demonism.
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13:55 - 14:01Disease was believed to be brought about by sin, and could be prevented or repelled
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14:01 - 14:06through adopting a pious lifestyle or through fighting the demons by exorcism.
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14:06 - 14:14Based on this religious dogm, for a long time, it was forbidden to dissect or examine the human body.
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14:14 - 14:21With the acceptance of autopsies and the studying of anatomy a crucial step was made leading to the First Revolution of Medicine.
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14:21 - 14:26Blind demonism was abandoned in favour of a technical view on the organism,
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14:26 - 14:31an exact understanding of the functioning and interactions of organs.
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14:31 - 14:38Humoral pathology emerged from this revolution, as well as classical homoeopathy or Bach flower therapy.
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14:38 - 14:42This is also one of the pillars of contemporary medicine.
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14:42 - 14:46The organism is thought of as a mere technical and biochemical system,
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14:46 - 14:53and that technical defects, imbalances, blockades are the causes of disease.
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14:53 - 14:56Light microscopy paved the way for a further discovery.
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14:56 - 15:02Things otherwise hidden from the human eye could be made visible.
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15:02 - 15:05This gave rise to an atomistic school of thaught in Medicine,
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15:05 - 15:09tracking the causes of disease back to ever smaller units.
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15:09 - 15:14Now, for instance, microorganisms, genes and cellular mutations were held responsible.
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15:14 - 15:19Contemporary oncology and immunology emerged in accordance to this pattern.
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15:19 - 15:26In 1981, German physician Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer laid the foundation for the Third Revolution of Medicine.
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15:26 - 15:32Since then it is clear that we always had an incorrect understanding of disease,
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15:32 - 15:37and that instead, there are Significant Biological Special Procedures. We'll have more on that soon.
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15:37 - 15:46These Five Biological Laws represent the Third Revolution of Medicine, a paradigm shift,
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15:46 - 15:55were nothing is anymore considered right or wrong, but only efficient from the perspective of nature.
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15:55 - 16:03We are very used to, that only entitled people with ranks within the academic hierarchy are allowed
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16:03 - 16:05to speak on medical items.
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16:05 - 16:11But if Dr. Hamer is right with his discoveries, then basically the studies of medicine
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16:11 - 16:14need to be reviewed.
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16:14 - 16:17To be frank - when I first heard of it, I thaught these folks are nuts.
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16:17 - 16:23Then I started testing it by myself and on all my patients,
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16:23 - 16:28and I had to admit it was correct.
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16:28 - 16:34This means, that all this can be verified by anybody himself.
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16:34 - 16:39There is no more need to believe in the titles, that were created
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16:39 - 16:44to replace the verification of knowledge by anybody.
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16:44 - 16:50What Dr. Hamer says, what I say, what anybody else says can be proven and checked,
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16:50 - 16:53if it is true to the biological reality.
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16:53 - 16:59These natural laws are no probabilistic estimates as we have known them so far,
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16:59 - 17:09but statements which, by their very syntactic structure and content,
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17:09 - 17:13can be subject to refutation. Thus, we cannot have statements like:
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17:13 - 17:19With a likelyhood of 90% this and that is the cause ... ,
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17:19 - 17:24But the rule is: either it is exactly that way, or, if there exists a single case
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17:24 - 17:27were it is different, than the whole thing is disproved.
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17:27 - 17:33However, medical science is obviously satisfied with the finding of statistical correlations.
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17:33 - 17:3930% of all people with gastric ulcers host the microorganism Helicobacter Pylori.
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17:39 - 17:45The conclusion is derived from this that Helicobacter Pylori is the cause of gastric ulcers.
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17:45 - 17:52The fact that only 30% of all patients host Helicobacter is not even mentioned.
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17:52 - 17:56This was rewarded with the 2005 Nobel Prize.
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17:56 - 18:02We have two attributes which are put in correlation,
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18:02 - 18:08and we have a measure for the significance of this correlation.
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18:08 - 18:14But this does not mean that, if one of two things is observed, the other can be expected with absolute certainty.
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18:14 - 18:20It was along the same lines when the 2008 Nobel Prize was awarded for the discovery of
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18:20 - 18:25correlating of Human Papilloma Virus and cervical cancer of the uterus.
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18:25 - 18:28However, almost every woman hosts this virus,
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18:28 - 18:35whereas cervical cancer is a rather rare gynaecological condition.
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18:35 - 18:43That's what I find remarkable, that we don't have hypothetical statements anymore,
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18:43 - 18:48allowing for exceptions, but we have determinant statements
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18:48 - 18:52reflecting the true causal relations.
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18:52 - 18:56"Da wir aus den Ärzten Kaufleute machen, zwingen wir sie, die Handelskniffe zu erlernen." Bernhard Shaw Englisches Original???
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18:56 - 19:01This holds true in the process of licensing new medications and therapies.
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19:01 - 19:09The following parable is taken from Prof. Peter Yoda's book "revelations of a medical insider"
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19:09 - 19:16„I will demonstrate on an (somewhat drastic) example how studies are conducted.
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19:16 - 19:22Let's assume I'm a vendor of stockings and I want to enter the market of cancer patients.
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19:22 - 19:29I would arrange for a study to be conducted in the following way:
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19:29 - 19:34All men with prostate cancer are tested for the colour of their stockings.
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19:34 - 19:40Whatever the results, in any event one group will have better survival rates than the others.
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19:40 - 19:46Suppose, from the group with blue stockings, 6% survive, compared to 4% of all the others.
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19:46 - 19:54I would print an advertisement on glossy paper and present it to doctors in a premium hotel,
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19:54 - 20:01stating that blue socks increase life expectancy by 50%.
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20:01 - 20:08Only afterwards we need a scientists to explain why those with blue stockings live longer.
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20:08 - 20:16A possible explanation could be that blue stockings send out light waves with a frequency of 400-500nm,
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20:16 - 20:22and most recent US studies (always a good phrase!) have shown that prostate cancer cells
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20:22 - 20:30could be destroyed more quickly when exposed to this frequency in a laboratory. Make sure to include this statement:
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20:30 - 20:37These studies require further research, but first results are so promising, that we may hope to come out
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20:37 - 20:45with optimised "Cancer Stockings" in 3 to 4 years. The crucial point is
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20:45 - 20:52that neither data nor conclusions would have to be manipulated - everything that's being said is true.
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20:52 - 20:59Soon, the question won't be IF stockings do help, but WHICH stockings help BEST.
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20:59 - 21:06The time will come, when everyone is convinced: If there is any hope to survive cancer, it's only with stockings.
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21:06 - 21:15It's a circular argument: Cancer is malignant and deadly. The only hope comes from chemotherapy.
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21:15 - 21:24To examine whether chemotherapy has any benefit at all is impermissable because it is the patients' only salvation.
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21:24 - 21:30So, for ethical reasons, no studies can be conducted with patients not wearing any stockings,
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21:30 - 21:35as stockings are there only chance to survive and must them not be denied.
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21:35 - 21:40The same reasoning is employed with regard to chemo "therapy"..
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21:40 - 21:45The procedure is the same for all medication and therapies as in the stockings example.
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21:45 - 21:50The death rate due to chemo stockings is never evaluated.
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21:50 - 21:59"In these days, Lazarus could not resurrect - too far has Medicine progressed" Mario Marenco
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21:59 - 22:03The triumphant advance of chemotherapy could only take place on the basis of a misunderstanding.
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22:03 - 22:08Most cancers consist of big swellings that occur in the beginning of a vagotonic repair stadium.
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22:08 - 22:13Thanks to sympathicotony induced by the chemo toxics, this swelling regresses,
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22:13 - 22:16which creates the delusion of a healing effect.
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22:16 - 22:22This will become clearer in the course of this documentary.
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22:22 - 22:29In 2004, German news magazine "Der Spiegel" came up with an article on chemotherapy, entitled "toxic cure without benefit".
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22:29 - 22:34Research was presented showing that there is no health improvement,
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22:34 - 22:39but "the toxic cure has become a medical dogm."
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22:39 - 22:45The question is posed: "But what evidence is there for patients living longer due to chemotherapy?"
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22:45 - 22:48A decisive compartative study has never been conducted.
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22:48 - 22:53In all clinical studies, pharmaceutical developers only compare new with old cytotoxics.
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22:53 - 22:57There is never a untreated control group.
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22:57 - 23:02To obtain a license, it is sufficient to proof that a number of carefully selected probands
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23:02 - 23:09has an ostensibly statistically significant benefit as compared to treatment with a conventional cytotoxic.
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23:09 - 23:15Reference is also made to University of Heidelberg's epidemiologist Ulrich Abel,
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23:15 - 23:19who expresses doubts as to the benefit of chemo therapy.
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23:19 - 23:28Professor Abel, an expert for biostatistics at Heidelberg University, a leading institute in German cancer research,
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23:28 - 23:40concludes that for all cancer types, mortality is around 90%.
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23:40 - 23:49That is, from 100 persons undergoing standard cancer treatment, 90 will die roughly after five years.
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23:49 - 23:57The German Federal Court, in a decision I have here before me, established that
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23:57 - 24:01conventional cancer therapy doesn't qualify as science-based.
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24:01 - 24:06It is a disease whose origin and course they don't know,
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24:06 - 24:13and whose course they cannot influence in a verifyable way . According to the Federal Court.
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24:13 - 24:22As for the success of conventional therapy - there is virtually no indication of its efficiency.
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24:22 - 24:25Dr. Hamer treated patients in Austria. In the town of Burgau, there he maintained a center.
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24:25 - 24:33The patient files have recently been confiscated by criminal investigators.
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24:33 - 24:40In 8 to 9 years, there were 6 to 7 thousand patients.
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24:40 - 24:46All of them were sought for by Austrian investigators.
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24:46 - 24:56Police officers found 5000 Patients alive out of 6000 listed in the files.
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24:56 - 25:02An invaluable qualification of Dr. Hamer's work.
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25:02 - 25:1070-80% of all patients treated there have survived even after many years.
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25:10 - 25:20These numbers are simply not met by conventional cancer treatment.
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25:20 - 25:26"Der Spiegel" quotes former director of a university hospital for gynaecology:
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25:26 - 25:32"It should arouse our concern that a growing number of doctor say:
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25:32 - 25:36I myself wouldn't allow this therapy to be given to me"
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25:36 - 25:40When cancer regresses by itself, the case is discarded on the grounds of a conjecture of misdiagnosis.
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25:40 - 25:46As it is an unshakable dogm that cancer cannot regress,
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25:46 - 25:50because otherwise the underlying theories couldn't be sustained.
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25:50 - 25:58That is, if a malignant disease suddenly disappears and the patient survives surprisingly and contrary to all expectations,
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25:58 - 26:04this is either qualified by established medicine as a mystical "spontaneous healing"
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26:04 - 26:08or the initial diagnosis of malignancy is withdrawn.
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26:08 - 26:15So when someone was in fact healed or the cancer has suddenly disappeared, it was rather questioned,
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26:15 - 26:19if the diagnosis was right, as question.
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26:19 - 26:23So in the end it only said: "There was a suspicion of" [cancer]
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26:23 - 26:29In the end the established medicine also tries to communicate, that cancer can sometimes be healed.
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26:29 - 26:36So they release studies saying, that after 5 years, there are survivors.
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26:36 - 26:50They count as "spontaneous healing" or "magic healing". And they don't think, that it can't be healed.
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26:50 - 26:57They rather think, "ok, you have to get the chemo now, so you might have a chance"
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26:57 - 27:01This is their way of thinking.
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27:01 - 27:09"The electron microscope amplifies the size of a T-lymphocyte any number of times only to amplify our ignorance of the cell to the same magnitude" Manu L. Kothari/Lapa A. Mehta
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27:09 - 27:15Like with stockings, there are people whose business is selling chemo "therapy". And they are eager to create a demand for it.
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27:15 - 27:22demand is created by advertisement. But this sort of advertising differs from the sort we are used to,
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27:22 - 27:28for it neither indicates its own commercial character nor who profits from it.
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27:28 - 27:36Like almost all advertisements, people's fears are exploited, but of course more open than in the promotion of detergents.
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27:36 - 27:44Preventive screening is another big seller. The more fear people have and the more they believe in
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27:44 - 27:48ending their fear by preventive screening, the better it sells.
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27:48 - 27:53It is, at the same time, a dragnet search for possible patients or purchasers
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27:53 - 27:56of other treatments waiting to be sold.
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27:56 - 28:02Demand is created by stoking deadly fear and presenting an alleged remedy.
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28:02 - 28:12You're feeling well, too? Still, you could have bowel cancer. For it is only felt when it is too late.
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28:12 - 28:20But if detected in time, it is 100% curable. Take part with me in bowel screening.
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28:20 - 28:23You'll feel better afterwards. Verona Pooth.
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28:23 - 28:29Signed by several VIPs, all of whom happened to have said exactly the same words
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28:29 - 28:36and carefully chosen so as to have a role model for each target group.
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28:36 - 28:42Thus, the true intentions are concealed by humanitarian rethorics, and noone ever wonders
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28:42 - 28:44who finances this enormously expensive advertisement.
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28:44 - 28:50"What is finally behind all reluctance to medical innovations is the fact that hundreds of thousands of people make their living
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28:50 - 28:53from allegedly incurable diseases, as commercial egotism
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28:53 - 28:58overpowers every humanitarian idea" Prof. Dr. Franz Friedmann (1930)
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28:58 - 29:04Money can flow only if cancer is depicted as malignant and necessarily lethal.
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29:04 - 29:11Only one single patient convinced of chemo therapy brings hundreds of thousands of Euros.
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29:11 - 29:18Doctors are still obliged to offer chemo therapy under the thread of losing their license.
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29:18 - 29:25Established medicine keeps the view, that the disease, as an example "cancer",
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29:25 - 29:30sprawls throughout the body like a savage beast, duplicating itself,
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29:30 - 29:33being an autonomous process.
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29:33 - 29:38This may work as a self fulfilling prophecy for the patient.
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29:38 - 29:45That is, because we do have different biological programs, which may react to just that imagination, that something within us is wrong,
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29:45 - 29:52that there is an attack happening. For example the peritoneum, which may,
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29:52 - 29:58only by the fear of diagnosis or prognoses establish a new process,
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29:58 - 30:01which confirms, what has been said.
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30:01 - 30:04And of course, we need to understand, that every kind of diagnosis,
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30:04 - 30:08as it is done today by established medicine, is only a glimpse of that moment.
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30:08 - 30:15So if I have an abdominal-CT or if I measure the blood values, this is only a photography
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30:15 - 30:18of this precise moment, of this second in which I have made this examination.
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30:18 - 30:23I cannot tell, what was going on 10 minutes ago. I can't tell, what will be there in 10 minutes.
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30:23 - 30:28In established medicine they believe, that if there is a cancerous process,
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30:28 - 30:32that this will keep growing and that this will keep proceeding.
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30:32 - 30:38Now if a patient shows up, who has had a cancerous process, which has now disappeared or is no more visible,
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30:38 - 30:42this will be counted to the few cases of "spontaneous remission",
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30:42 - 30:44which are no further explained.
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30:44 - 30:52In fact we forget, that all those statistics, all those experiences are made inside of the hospital.
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30:52 - 30:59This means, that all those numbers, all those statistics we have, all those of how many cases and the process of different diseases,
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30:59 - 31:04all those are only documentations of the achievements inside the established medicine.
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31:04 - 31:08What's happening to people that don't even visit the doctors,
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31:08 - 31:12when they are having a symptom, we don't know. This is not recorded.
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31:12 - 31:16So there is a huge area of which we don't know, what is happening.
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31:16 - 31:22Because of that, we cannot finally say, what is happening in general, what is going on there, based on the knowledge of the established medicine.
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31:22 - 31:30Based on the view of the 5 laws of nature, we have a very precise prognosis, very precise knowledge of what is going on,
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31:30 - 31:37what will be the next step of this tissue process?
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31:37 - 31:43The fact is ignored that a long life can be achieved without preventive screening and even with multiple cancers,
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31:43 - 31:46dying of a normal death in high age.
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31:46 - 31:52In general, the fact that so-called diseases can disappear without medical intervention,
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31:52 - 31:55is unthinkable in our culture.
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31:55 - 32:01In February of 2009 we met with Christoph Buck, who has had testicular cancer
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32:01 - 32:04and got rid of it without any medical intervention.
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32:04 - 32:09He was able to identify every stage of the condition in light of the five biological laws.
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32:09 - 32:15I had recognised an induration in my right testicle,
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32:15 - 32:18it feels like all your pants are too tight.
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32:18 - 32:22Suddenly I became afraid.
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32:22 - 32:25I saw an urologist in Stuttgart.
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32:25 - 32:28The first view was of course alarming.
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32:28 - 32:37So he carried out an ultrasound examination. He said, with 95% certainty, this was a malignant testicular tumor.
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32:37 - 32:44Now you have cancer. This was shocking, first.
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32:44 - 32:52Suddenly it struck me that some months earlier, I had read something in the internet (about New Medicine).
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32:52 - 32:59And what was interesting was that this Dr. Hamer had had testicular cancer, too.
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32:59 - 33:09And after he recognised testicular cancer in himself, he drew a link to the death of his son.
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33:09 - 33:16This specific testicular program serves the biological benefit to increase fertility,
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33:16 - 33:21in order to compensate for the loss of a beloved one by begetting new offspring.
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33:21 - 33:26Of course, our biological nature disregards civilised moral values
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33:26 - 33:30that forbid us to simply replace a deceased by someone else.
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33:30 - 33:33Here, it is all about survival of the species.
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33:33 - 33:39We see, again, this cancer has nothing malignant, detrimental or wrong in it, either.
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33:39 - 33:48I compared my situation to his theory, as he later concluded
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33:48 - 33:51that testicular cancer is evoked by an experience of loss.
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33:51 - 34:00It was easy for me to determine this conflict in my case.
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34:00 - 34:10I knew my conflict immediately, and I knew it was resolved,
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34:10 - 34:19and my situation coincided with what Dr. Hamer in his publications had presented as the healing stage.
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34:19 - 34:29Testicular tumor is not the ordinary sort of tumor one would think of, growing to a compact mass.
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34:29 - 34:33during the active stage of the conflict it produces tissue defects i. e. cellular depletion.
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34:33 - 34:40When the conflict has been resolved this cellular depletion halts and the healing stage begins.
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34:40 - 34:45with restitution of this defect.
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34:45 - 34:48And this process brings about swelling.
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34:48 - 34:57the symptom of which is an enlarged and indurated testicle.
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34:57 - 35:02The entire process was completed by December.
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35:02 - 35:09"What leaves the doctor without bread? a) our health and b) our death. Thus, to live he needs forever
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35:09 - 35:14to make between the two us waver." Eugen Roth
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35:14 - 35:19Living or dead patients are not a source of money, but only those undergoing therapy.
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35:19 - 35:25And to keep them in a state which seemingly makes medication necessary,
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35:25 - 35:28provides the drug companies with a reliable source of income.
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35:28 - 35:34For this reason, many drugs have a homeostatic effect:
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35:34 - 35:40It means that the organism stops producing certain substances as long as they are introduced externally.
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35:40 - 35:46So, insuline, like many other substances, guarantees a profitable business, as patients believe
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35:46 - 35:54that their survival solely depends on them, while in the first place they become addicted.
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35:54 - 36:03Working as a pharmaceutical adviser, you have one leg in prison all the time.
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36:03 - 36:18And of course, the medical research at universities is financed by the drug industry.
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36:18 - 36:23In Germany, this is especially severe - it is widely known, now,
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36:23 - 36:29that the instructors in further training seminars (for doctors),
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36:29 - 36:36receive their payment from pharmaceutical companies.
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36:36 - 36:44As a company promoter you are keen to make sure
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36:44 - 36:54That the names of the products you promote are mentioned in these seminars.
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36:54 - 37:04That's what it's about. And there are fantastic salaries paid for a lecture.
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37:04 - 37:07All this is widely known.
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37:07 - 37:15The magazines, either news magazines or yellow press,
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37:15 - 37:22- news magazines are nothing else than yellow press, basically - live from advertisment.
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37:22 - 37:32And when for example, the health section of "Focus Online" was for some time "powered by Hexal",
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37:32 - 37:38it is clear what they will write there.
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37:38 - 37:42"Today's medical treatment is warfare against "germs and viruses"",
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37:42 - 37:47the old one was expelling of the evil spirit or the devil, who had taken possession of the body.
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37:47 - 37:50Both were directed against non-existent foes.
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37:50 - 37:54The present result is a war against our body and its destruction, while its improvement is sought!"
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37:54 - 37:58Dr. Herbert M. Shelton. 1895-1985
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37:58 - 38:04The assumptions of all past medical revolutions have one thing in common:
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38:04 - 38:10Nature is conceived as arbitrary, malignant, erroneus.
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38:10 - 38:14Either, when disease is regarded as a punishment for human sins,
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38:14 - 38:19or as the consequence of a nebulous defect or abundance,
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38:19 - 38:24or as the conseqence of the invasion by a different species
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38:24 - 38:27or even as an attack by the organism on itself -
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38:27 - 38:31it is always about nature acting against us.
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38:31 - 38:37Under no circumstance this new medicine is just another alternative within the pool of all those alternatives.
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38:37 - 38:42It gives us a fundamental new view.
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38:42 - 38:50First of all it does not change what we are doing, but why we are doing it.
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38:50 - 38:55No matter if we take globuli, minerals, antibiotics, cytostatics, or other substances
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38:55 - 39:02in each case the underlying theory derives their significance from the motive for their application.
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39:02 - 39:06The change of conceptions as brought about by the five biological laws, does not mean,
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39:06 - 39:13that new products, new fighting techniques are introduced, but the question is posed:
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39:13 - 39:16Does this war whithin our organism really exist?
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39:16 - 39:20Has any observed disease really emerged from this hypothetical war?
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39:20 - 39:27For example, to use an antibiotic in order to fight bacteria, or to take vitamins in order to strengthen the immune system,
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39:27 - 39:33is both based on the same world view - the organism being at war.
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39:33 - 39:38All the therapeutical instruments at our disposal -
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39:38 - 39:43it may be massage, osteopathy, surgery,
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39:43 - 39:48or technically developed methods of examination -
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39:48 - 39:56are now applied very sensibly in the context of a knew knowledge.
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39:56 - 40:04The president of the scientific committee of our ALBA organisation, Danilo Toneguzzi,
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40:04 - 40:09a committee of now 19 medical doctors,
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40:09 - 40:18says: Now we physicians can feel pleasure in our work, again.
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40:18 - 40:22In principle the New Medicine is the basic understanding of therapy.
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40:22 - 40:28It tells us what health is in general and how we can achieve it.
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40:28 - 40:34And this is the pleasure those doctors feel again, thanks to this precise theory.
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40:34 - 40:40At each time, the ruling dogma was considered as undoubtedly and indisputably true.
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40:40 - 40:46What we consider indisputable and normal today, was unthinkable in earlier times.
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40:46 - 40:53And perhaps, something we consider unthinkable today is the basis for tomorrow's science.
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40:53 - 40:58And like Andreas Vesalius took a firm stance against the ecclesial taboo
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40:58 - 41:01and promoted the opening of the human body,
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41:01 - 41:05people of our time firmly demand a fundamental rethinking of medicine.
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41:05 - 41:08And they are just as forcefully fought and ridiculed.
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41:08 - 41:12It is ardently believed that we already know everything we can know.
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41:12 - 41:17As if our present science had gone beyond everything earlier.
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41:17 - 41:26A science editor, a physicist, Dr. Frank Ochmann, who is still writing for the "Stern" magazine,
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41:26 - 41:35back in 92, 93 paid me money for attending some non-conformist AIDS conference in Zürich,
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41:35 - 41:38and writing an article about it.
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41:38 - 41:45It was never published. Later I met him again, personally.
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41:45 - 41:52I asked him: Why don't you come up with it? He said: It's not yet the time for it.
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41:52 - 41:57We've got Magic Johnson under contract - it's not yet the time.
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41:57 - 42:08Regarding the theory of infection in connection with an influenca pandemic,
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42:08 - 42:17I talked to one official Mr. Betzer from the German environmental agency,
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42:17 - 42:19and he told me:
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42:19 - 42:28No, if you were right, we would have to rewrite the entire biological science, and why would we?
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42:28 - 42:34The economic reshaping that would follow the acception of the New Medicine
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42:34 - 42:40on short terms, poses a big threat to many of us, but
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42:40 - 42:47if we accept it readily, we will see a great chance for the creation
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42:47 - 42:58many new jobs and new branches of industry, above all, non-centralistic industrial branches.
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42:58 - 43:04... failed again. Why? Former head of the German health agency Horst Seehofer made the experience.
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43:04 - 43:08Today he admits: He couldn't stand the pharmaceutical pressure groups.
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43:08 - 43:14Does it mean that the pharamceutical industry was more powerful than the politicians,
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43:14 - 43:16and you were forced to withdraw?
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43:16 - 43:22Yes. So it has been for the last thirty years, and until now,
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43:22 - 43:31that reasonable structural changes in the German health care system
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43:31 - 43:36are impossible due to the resistance of the pharamceutical pressure groups.
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43:36 - 43:40The pharmaceutical industry succeeded - exerting massive pressure.
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43:40 - 43:47I can only state the fact that it is working just like that - and very effectively.
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43:47 - 43:51But it is unacceptable that the industry is more powerful than legislators,
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43:51 - 43:55in the end, politicians must say: Not that way!
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43:55 - 44:02Yes, I cannot disagree with you.
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44:02 - 44:08Pharmaceutical research is one of the pillars
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44:08 - 44:11of what we call the German HighTech Base.
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44:11 - 44:15And at this point I would like to recall, that the pharmaceutical industry
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44:15 - 44:22very much depends on stable long term investment conditions.
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44:22 - 44:29like on the protection of intellectual property by reasonable and judicially valid regulations in patent law.
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44:29 - 44:37The development of a new pharmaceutic agent requires an average funding of 800 Millions of Euros
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44:37 - 44:41and takes an average time of ten years.
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44:41 - 44:48It follows that unless after the development and production of such a new agent,
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44:48 - 44:53there reliable possibilities to regain what has been invested,
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44:53 - 45:00research will not continue in Germany or in Europe.
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45:00 - 45:05And here I want to state for my government: We are eager for Germany not only to be
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45:05 - 45:09a base for production, but also for pharamceutical research.
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45:09 - 45:15"Research is the best medicine"
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45:15 - 45:20says the current information campaign of the industrial association for pharmaceutical research.
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45:20 - 45:23And I think this slogan is well chosen.
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45:23 - 45:37This pharmaceutical research fits into the federal government's HighTech strategy.
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45:37 - 45:43The Fifth Biological Law
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45:43 - 45:48Like the mouse could escape the cat only thanks to the special programme of the alveolar lung cells,
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45:48 - 45:55each and every special programme, in a certain situation, is necessary for the survival of a subject.
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45:55 - 46:00So Dr. Hamer defined these processes earlier misrepresented as disease,
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46:00 - 46:08as "phylogenetically understandable Significant Biological Special Program" or SBS
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46:08 - 46:12The aspect of "phylogenetically understandable" is also highly important.
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46:12 - 46:21The fifth law of nature is the questioning of our actual beliefs regarding the disease, the illness.
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46:21 - 46:25And this is why many people are doing hard in understand that.
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46:25 - 46:33The fifth law of nature is the understanding of every so called disease or illness as a meaningfull biological program of nature.
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46:33 - 46:39And this sounds easy, but it's hard to understand and hard to integrate.
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46:39 - 46:44Because, now at once the disease, which has made us suffer, which has created symptoms
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46:44 - 46:50which even created death, shall be a meaningful reaction of nature.
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46:50 - 46:55And this seems to be in a contradiction to what is there.
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46:55 - 47:03What we do not understand is, that those reactions of nature are meant to work for a biological way of living.
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47:03 - 47:11And most parts of our society do not allow that, live very unbiological. Though we are not living regarding our biological code,
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47:11 - 47:18those reactions of nature are much more in number and stronger as they are intended to be in the wilderness.
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47:18 - 47:23And this leads to that all those symptoms, that come from those reactions
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47:23 - 47:28are also more in number and stronger as they are intended by nature.
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47:28 - 47:30And this is what we call "disease".
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47:30 - 47:38For example, the so called "conflict of starvation". If an animal out there in the wilderness experiences a conflict of starvation,
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47:38 - 47:42this is always related to a real situation of starvation.
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47:42 - 47:47This means, that if for example an impala out there in the wilderness doesn't find anything more to eat,
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47:47 - 47:52it realizes at once, "oh, nothing more to eat", danger of starvation.
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47:52 - 47:58Initially starting from this moment, there is an alternation of the liver tissue. The liver cells change and increase the function.
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47:58 - 48:04It produces more enzymes and it allows a better storage of glycogen.
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48:04 - 48:10and everything that can be found, every kind of grass, everything will be used better, more efficiently for creating a bigger chance of survival.
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48:10 - 48:13From the same moment the liver tissue begins to grow. New cells begin to grow.
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48:13 - 48:18Now, what can you assume? How long can an impala live out there in the wilderness
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48:18 - 48:20without finding food?
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48:20 - 48:26If we assume about 6 or 7 weeks, it means that if for 6 or 7 weeks,
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48:26 - 48:30this animal doesn't find any new food it will die from starvation.
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48:30 - 48:34If we find the dead impala and cut it open and we examine the liver. What will we find?
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48:34 - 48:39Well maybe we'll find a liver growth,
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48:39 - 48:47maybe we'll find that it's a little slightly bigger.
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48:47 - 48:51For sure, there won't be anything that we can call a cancer.
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48:51 - 48:58So the change of the liver tissue, as intended by nature, is not for creating a huge tumor.
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48:58 - 49:02and more life-threatening than the procedure affecting the organ.
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49:02 - 49:06It is for improving the chance of survival for this animal,
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49:06 - 49:09within the timelapse that nature allows for this biological program.
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49:09 - 49:17Now, a human being can experience a conflict of starvation from another situation.
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49:17 - 49:24Maybe from the lack of money,
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49:24 - 49:32from the lack of financial support.
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49:32 - 49:39The big difference is, that if you lack money, if you are broke, you will not die from starvation within 6 or 7 weeks.
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49:39 - 49:44You can keep this program, you can keep this problem running for months, even for years.
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49:44 - 49:49And if you have experienced that conflict of starvation, because of your lack of financial support
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49:49 - 49:53the liver tissue will keep on growing, will keep on processing, just as if you were
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49:53 - 49:59in a real situation of starvation. And from the huge timeframe
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49:59 - 50:06there can be a big tumorous growth. And also from the beginning of this biological program, we have a growth, an augmentation of the liver tissue.
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50:06 - 50:10Now, for a biological living being, there is a limited timeframe, which this animal has, for the solution of this problem.
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50:10 - 50:14If the impala dies within 6 or 7 weeks without finding anything to eat, any nourishment
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50:14 - 50:17the human being can live within that situation of feeling to starve, from lack of financial support, for months or for years.
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50:17 - 50:19So the tissue process will keep going, keep going on.
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50:19 - 50:26Nature does not intend to create huge tumorous growth in such a situation.
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50:26 - 50:32Nature intends to change, to improve the situation by improving the organic function.
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50:32 - 50:37But by the fact, that a human being will not die from for example the lack of financial support
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50:37 - 50:43we keep going, we keep growing in the process, until we reach huge dimensions
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50:43 - 50:50which then are called cancerous disease.
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50:50 - 50:56So basically we can say, what we call disease today is not intended as that by nature.
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50:56 - 51:01It is only created by our unbiological living and lifestyle, which creates huge timeframes for those biological programs
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51:01 - 51:07until we find or do not find a solution.
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51:07 - 51:13Aber kein Tier in freier Wildbahn wird Monate lang in der blanken Todesangst leben.
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51:13 - 51:17Let's have a look at the conflict of fear of death.
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51:17 - 51:22The situation in which an animal out in the wilderness may experience this conflict fear of death
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51:22 - 51:26is when being confronted with a predator or a life endangering situation.
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51:26 - 51:32Naturally this situation, fear of death, for a living being out there in nature may keep going for minutes, maybe for seconds.
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51:32 - 51:38But within the timeframe there will be a decision,
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51:38 - 51:40if our animal can flee successfully, or if it will be killed by the predator.
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51:40 - 51:44If you're a human being, being diagnosed with a malignant disease by the doctor of your trust,
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51:44 - 51:48and the doctor tells you, that this cancer, this thing, is living inside of you like a predator,
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51:48 - 51:54eating you up from the inside, and this is pretty much how it is explained and describe to the people,
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51:54 - 52:00how can you flee from that predator? How can you get away from this situation?
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52:00 - 52:04You can't! And the biological program, if you have experienced this conflict fear of death, will keep on going, will keep on growing.
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52:04 - 52:07And after a while you will be diagnosed with metastases in the lung, because of this conflict fear of death
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52:07 - 52:12and your situation from which you cannot escape.
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52:12 - 52:19So now we understand, that our believe systems,
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52:19 - 52:22our abilities to interpretate and to believe the sayings of other people allow us
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52:22 - 52:26to create biological programs from which we cannot escape.
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52:26 - 52:34And those are situations which create huge organic situations.
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52:34 - 52:36Huge diseased situations, which need to be interveined.
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52:36 - 52:43The fifth biological law of nature tells us, that those processes are meaningful,
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52:43 - 52:48and even if an organic process is dangerous and needs to be treated, it has a biological meaning and purpose.
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52:48 - 52:55It helps us on the psychological level to try keep on going and finding a solution.
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52:55 - 53:00Because every biological programs runs on all 3 levels psyche, brain and organ simultaneously, constantly.
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53:00 - 53:07From the 5. law of nature we understand, that there is nothing such
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53:07 - 53:31as an failure, accident or evil nature.
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53:31 - 53:34For there is no malignancy in nature.
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53:34 - 53:39The assumption of malignant cancer cells swimming away and producing secondary tumors at other places
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53:39 - 53:42can likewise only be found in textbooks now outdated.
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53:42 - 53:47As for the theory of metastases, if we look at it in detail,
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53:47 - 53:52many different events would have to be observed in order to back this theory.
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53:52 - 53:55One would have to observe exactly:
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53:55 - 53:58- the separation of a cancer cell from the tumor.
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53:58 - 54:01- the migration of this cell through the blood or lymphatic system.
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54:01 - 54:04- its settling in a different organ.
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54:04 - 54:06- infiltration of this organ.
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54:06 - 54:10In fact, besides the possibility of finding any number of cancer cells in the blood,
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54:10 - 54:16all the other hypothesised processes are neither verifiable, nor are there answers to questions like
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54:16 - 54:22that why a metastasis doesn't settle in neighbouring organs like the wall of blood vessels.
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54:22 - 54:29The following will explain why multiple tumors in one organism do exist, after all.
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54:29 - 54:34"Nature has no sense of joking, it is ever true, ever solemn, ever strict;
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54:34 - 54:40it is ever right, and all mistakes and errors are man's." Goethe
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54:40 - 54:44The First Biological Law
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54:44 - 54:51It says, that every physiological situation, which is not induced by a poisoning, by a scarcity or an injury
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54:51 - 54:58is the result of a so called biological conflict, which is defined DHS by Dr. Hamer.
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54:58 - 55:04Each of the Special Programmes we used to call diseases earlier will only begin
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55:04 - 55:07when we notice a conflict with our biologial needs.
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55:07 - 55:12Examples of biological conflicts are cessation of food supply,
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55:12 - 55:16not being able to live our sexual needs,
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55:16 - 55:22or like in the initial example with the mouse,
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55:22 - 55:25when we face a deadly threat.
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55:25 - 55:30This might as well be a situation which is dramatic and visible for outstanders
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55:30 - 55:33like the unexpected death of a family member.
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55:33 - 55:39But also a single word in an argument, that you didn't expect.
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55:39 - 55:41Like an accusation or something.
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55:41 - 55:49The varieties and possibilities for the biological conflict are as far and wide as possibilities to interpretate and feel for a human being.
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55:49 - 55:51So it's just plain impossible to list them up.
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55:51 - 56:00Do you see a connection between the death of your son and your testicular cancer?
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56:00 - 56:06Not only do I see a connection, but I have proved it exactly in more than 600 cases,
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56:06 - 56:15there is an exact relation, and all my colleagues are revolted by my calling this a law,
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56:15 - 56:30but in every case where the histological finding is exact, there is this connection.
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56:30 - 56:37Dr. Hamer named the biological conflict Dirk Hamer Syndrome or DHS,
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56:37 - 56:43in honour of his son Dirk, after whose death he acquired testicular cancer,
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56:43 - 56:48which opened his eyes to finding the First Biological law.
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56:48 - 56:54Dr. Hamer underwent surgery of his cancer, what many try to use against him.
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56:54 - 56:58But they ignore that this happened before he made his discovery.
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56:58 - 57:05That's not entirely fair. And he emphasises that he wouldn't have had it done with his later knowledge.
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57:05 - 57:14The First Biological Law consists of three criteria. The first criterion defines the three moments of the DHS.
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57:14 - 57:22These are the preconditions for a Special Programme to take place.
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57:22 - 57:25The conflict was Highly acute and dramatic.
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57:25 - 57:28It struck the person unexpected, off-guard.
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57:28 - 57:34and it was isolating, this means, there was no sympathy or understanding by others,
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57:34 - 57:37or there was noone to talk to about the problem.
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57:37 - 57:41In no way do similar situations always produce the same symptoms.
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57:41 - 57:48Imagine five people who go to their common workplace one morning
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57:48 - 57:50where they are informed that they lost their job.
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57:50 - 57:55And each of the five persons conceives this information in a different way.
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57:55 - 57:56What happens?
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57:56 - 58:03Mr. A sees his job mainly as a source of income to make his living,
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58:03 - 58:05it gives him his "daily bread".
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58:05 - 58:11The closing of the company for him is highly acute and dramatical, as his "daily bread" is endangered now.
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58:11 - 58:16He feels isolated, for he lives alone and cannot share his sorrow.
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58:16 - 58:20The situation was unexpected to him.
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58:20 - 58:26He suffers a biological conflict with the content of starvation.
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58:26 - 58:33Mr. A develops a liver hyperfunction with subsequent cell proliferation, if the conflict remains active for an extended period of time.
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58:33 - 58:39As soon as he finds a new source of income the cancer will automatically be decomposed.
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58:39 - 58:46The hyperfunction and the tumor of the liver help him to extract more nutritive substances from little food.
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58:46 - 58:53Mr B is among the higher echelons in the company which he sees as a source of personal importance.
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58:53 - 58:58It's for him to decide and to direct. In biological terms, it is his territory.
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58:58 - 59:04The closing down of the company is highly acute and dramatic for him as his source of importance
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59:04 - 59:06and authority has suddenly disappeared.
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59:06 - 59:09Whithout this company he is a "Nobody".
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59:09 - 59:15In addition, the situation is isolating, as noone who has not made the same experience
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59:15 - 59:17can share his feelings.
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59:17 - 59:18The closing down is unexpected.
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59:18 - 59:26He suffers a biological conflict of "losing one's territory".
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59:26 - 59:31Mr B's coronary arteries widen and might cause heart aching.
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59:31 - 59:37this provides for better oxygenisation of the heart, so he has more power to regain his territory.
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59:37 - 59:43After the resolution of the conflict, he will develop bradyarrhythmia, a special kind of heart attack.
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59:43 - 59:50Mr C had always identified himself with the company, being proud when it was running well,
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59:50 - 59:54losing self esteem when it was running badly.
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59:54 - 59:58The sudden closing down came as a devastating defeat for him,
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59:58 - 60:01especially, as he was not even informed in time.
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60:01 - 60:07He suffers a conflict of central self-devaluation: "I am a loser".
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60:07 - 60:12Mr C experiences a cellular depletion in the vertebrate column. Upon resolving the conflict,
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60:12 - 60:18restitution of vertebrate bone or intervertebrate disks will begin, causing back pain for some time.
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60:18 - 60:24Mr D sees the company merely as a source of extra-income.
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60:24 - 60:30His big family maintains him. As his territory, he doesn't regard his workplace,
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60:30 - 60:33but rather his marital life.
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60:33 - 60:37Therefore, the closing down of the company is not highly-acute nor dramatic for him.
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60:37 - 60:43While being isolating and unexpected, he suffers no conflict as the dramatic aspect ist lacking.
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60:43 - 60:47For Mr D, no special programme becomes necessary.
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60:47 - 60:51Mr E is actually a standard case:
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60:51 - 60:56He suffers three conflicts at a time, as all contents are dramatic for him.
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60:56 - 61:00He develops the symptoms of A, B und C.
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61:00 - 61:06We see from this example that several people can have a completely different assessment of the same situation.
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61:06 - 61:10They can suffer different conflicts or no conflict at all.
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61:10 - 61:15The therapeutical approach taken in each of these cases would have to be based
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61:15 - 61:21indivudually on each specific background.
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61:21 - 61:25Of course, these were only three possibilities of assessing the situation.
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61:25 - 61:28Starvation, loss of one's territory and self-devaluation.
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61:28 - 61:33But there is still an infinite number of other possible interpretations.
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61:33 - 61:36It's an entirely individual thing. there is no general rule.
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61:36 - 61:40For example, the release of adrenaline is obligatory in every conflict.
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61:40 - 61:43That is a hyperfunction of the adrenal marrow.
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61:43 - 61:49So there are many programmes that start in every conflict, because they are always efficient.
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61:49 - 61:55It is something known to everybody: When you experience any small conflict,
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61:55 - 61:57the heartrate increases immediately.
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61:57 - 61:59This is a special programme as well.
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61:59 - 62:06So there is not only one special programme triggered by each conflict, but there are always several ones.
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62:06 - 62:09The Second Criterion - the locus
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62:09 - 62:16The Second Criterion determines which Special Programme is triggered by which conflict.
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62:16 - 62:20Or which assesment of a conflict necessitates which Special Programme.
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62:20 - 62:24Of course, this has to do, among other things, with the role played by specific organs
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62:24 - 62:29so as to act efficiently under the Special Programme.
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62:29 - 62:32In some organs, this connection is obvious -
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62:32 - 62:40The liver intensifies its function in a conflict related to nutrition.
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62:40 - 62:46The bladder is involved in the marking of one's territory.
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62:46 - 62:51Or as for the skin, it is about sensing, touching, keeping contact with others.
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62:51 - 62:55But it is not that obvious for all organs.
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62:55 - 63:03A moment ago, we had the example of five people losing their job and reacting to this in completely different ways.
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63:03 - 63:04Here is an example of the opposite case.
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63:04 - 63:12Several people experience entirely different situations but assess them in exactly the same way.
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63:12 - 63:19Consider three persons: A man attempts to decorate his office which is forbidden by his boss.
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63:19 - 63:24A small child attempts to lock itself in its room,
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63:24 - 63:30but Daddy doesn't allow it, as in their family it is forbidden to lock oneself in.
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63:30 - 63:34Finally an adolescent girl whose mother is meddling with her affairs all the time.
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63:34 - 63:39So that she cannot make her own decisions whithout the mother getting involved.
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63:39 - 63:44All three have one thing in common: They suffer from occasional bladder inflammations.
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63:44 - 63:51What is the least common denominator in their sensing of the conflict, is the marking of their respective territories.
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63:51 - 63:54Each of them is prevented from marking or delimiting his territory.
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63:54 - 64:01The man can not decorate his office in order to make it his territory.
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64:01 - 64:07The child cannot lock itself in its room in order to delimit its realm, as Daddy's opposed to it.
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64:07 - 64:13And in the girl, we see the female manifestation of this conflict of marking the territory.
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64:13 - 64:17She is less concerned with the outer territory, but more with her personal identity.
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64:17 - 64:20She cannot set boundaries between herself and her mother.
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64:20 - 64:27In essence, we have the same sensing of the conflict in all of them, although it appears so unequal.
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64:27 - 64:29This is hard to understand in the beginning.
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64:29 - 64:37All the more difficult is it to characterize the conflictive contents in a way everybody will find useful.
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64:37 - 64:42Many beginners are disappointed by Dr. Hamer's scientific chart.
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64:42 - 64:46As it is significantly more difficult to employ than expected.
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64:46 - 64:51You cannot simply look up any conflict in it.
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64:51 - 64:54it is clearly different.
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64:54 - 64:59Another important finding is that from this moment, the Special Programme
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64:59 - 65:04is running simultaneously on the three levels of psyche, brain and organ.
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65:04 - 65:10It is a common misunderstanding that the psyche triggers the Special Programmes,
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65:10 - 65:15while in fact, the conflict is perceived by our integral biological organism,
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65:15 - 65:19effecting symptoms on all three layers.
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65:19 - 65:25What we experience on the psychical level through our thoughts,
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65:25 - 65:30a change of our view towards the world, is a symptom, not a cause.
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65:30 - 65:38Please keep in mind: We are NOT talking about psychological conflicts. The psyche is NOT causing diseases.
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65:38 - 65:45Precisely this conception of so called psychosomatics is refuted by the Five Biological Laws.
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65:45 - 65:51The biological conflict, perceived by all senses we command,
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65:51 - 65:57triggers a Special Programme which helps us to solve the biological problem.
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65:57 - 66:03On the psychical level, from this moment on, there is an obsessive dwelling over the conflict
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66:03 - 66:09and an obsessive searching for a resolution helping us to get rid of the problem as soon as possible.
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66:09 - 66:13So this is a highly important part of the survival strategy.
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66:13 - 66:15Our actions are directed accordingly.
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66:15 - 66:21In the organ related to each type of biological conflict, a functional change takes place
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66:21 - 66:23helping to solve the problem.
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66:23 - 66:27Every organ is related to a certain center in the brain.
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66:27 - 66:32These are at the same time the centers for all our biological notions
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66:32 - 66:35and, through the psyche, they also control our feeling and acting.
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66:35 - 66:40For example, this locus in the brain stem controls the liver
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66:40 - 66:44and is therefore in part responsible for our quest for food.
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66:44 - 66:48These loci in the cerebellum control the mammary glands
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66:48 - 66:52and the need to feed a helpless creature milk.
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66:52 - 66:56The epidermis and therefore our sense of touch and need for contact
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66:56 - 67:00are controlled by the sensory area of the cerebral cortex.
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67:00 - 67:06On the cerebral level, at the locus inside the brain controlling the respective organ,
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67:06 - 67:12we see a circular structure called "Hamer Focus".
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67:12 - 67:19These Hamer Foci consist of articulate rings that can be seen only in a CT scan performed without a contrast agent,
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67:19 - 67:27but even this usually requires several years of training. They cannot be seen in MRI.
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67:27 - 67:34When clearly seen, established medicine discards them as technical artifacts.
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67:34 - 67:40The strict synchronicity between the three levels allows for exact deductive conclusions from one level to the others.
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67:40 - 67:47A trained CT reader can tell from a brain CT scan what psychical and organical
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67:47 - 67:52conditions a person has had, is currently experiencing or, in some cases, are to be expected.
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67:52 - 67:58So if the cerebral center for the alveolar lung cells is seen active in a CT scan, it can be concluded with certainty
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67:58 - 68:04that the person has improved breathing and perhaps cell proliferation of the alveoles,
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68:04 - 68:10and that he is bothering with an unresolved fear of death.
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68:10 - 68:14Accordingly, from a specific organical symptom,
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68:14 - 68:19feelings and cerebral conditions can be predicted.
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68:19 - 68:22Experienced therapists can even draw conclusions
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68:22 - 68:26to organ and cerebral conditions from a psychological anamnesis.
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68:26 - 68:32It is only natural that the psychical level is most difficult to evaluate,
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68:32 - 68:39depending, among other things, on a person's mental state and how readily he speaks about intimate feelings.
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68:39 - 68:45Perfect predictions, however, can be made from brain CT images for the organ and psychical levels
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68:45 - 68:50provided that appropriate technical devices are accessible.
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68:50 - 68:55I abandoned it almost completely, for, due to my working experience as a nurse,
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68:55 - 69:04when I see a patient in front of me, I know what's the matter with him.
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69:04 - 69:07So, as a rule, I don't need a CT scan.
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69:07 - 69:18After all, I think it's great to say we can do CT-reading, but it's generally overestimated.
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69:18 - 69:24We have to look at the patient as a whole and not only at a CT image.
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69:24 - 69:29I was puzzled when someone called and asked me whether I can do CT-reading.
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69:29 - 69:33And I said: No, the patient has to come here, I have to look at him.
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69:33 - 69:38Jesus! I would never restrict myself to CT-reading.
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69:38 - 69:40The three levels are unseparable from each other.
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69:40 - 69:46The feeling of grief, fear etc. (depending on the specific biological conflict)
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69:46 - 69:49is not the cause of the corresponding organic procedure.
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69:49 - 69:55It is a consequence of the conflict - the change in thinking is part of the natural strategy to find a solution,
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69:55 - 70:00as all thoughts are solely orbiting around the problem.
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70:00 - 70:05Example: The liver on all three levels
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70:05 - 70:12The notion of no ore insufficient food necessitates a hyperfunction.
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70:12 - 70:16In the corresponding brain center we see a Hamer Focus.
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70:16 - 70:20Both on the organ and psychic level, we develop hyperfunction in this example.
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70:20 - 70:25On the organ level, nutrients are extracted much more effectively from the food.
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70:25 - 70:30On the psychic level, we are obsessed with thinking about finding a new source of food,
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70:30 - 70:40or a new job, respectively.
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70:40 - 70:44A trivial everyday example:
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70:44 - 70:50Imagine to bite into this tart and juicy lemon.
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70:50 - 70:55You will immediately notice increased salivary production.
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70:55 - 70:59If this is the case, than you have cancer right now!
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70:59 - 71:04There is a conflict with regard to normal functioning.
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71:04 - 71:10In this case it is recognised that there is not enough saliva for this tart fruit in the mouth.
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71:10 - 71:14The salivary glands react immediately with increasing of their function.
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71:14 - 71:21If, for example, I experience of "I cannot get the morsel",
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71:21 - 71:25and the morsel is always a thing that is necessary or needful for my survival,
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71:25 - 71:30this will affect the right tonsil or the right salivary gland.
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71:30 - 71:37If I can solve this situation, within maybe hours,
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71:37 - 71:42this will only lead to an increased production of secretion of enzymes for catching the morsel more effectively.
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71:42 - 71:49If I can handle the situation, when I solve the conflict or it levels by itself,
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71:49 - 71:54the process will be revised and I have a swelling in this area,
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71:54 - 71:59my mouth is a little dry at this spot, and then the process is finished.
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71:59 - 72:05If I can not solve the situation for a long period of time or if it is
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72:05 - 72:13reoccuring over and over again, this will lead to an increased growth and function, change of cells, change of the histology
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72:13 - 72:16and which in the end will look like a tonsil carcinoma.
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72:16 - 72:19Of course, this cannot happen with regard to ordinary food.
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72:19 - 72:24But if it is about something we perceive like food biologically,
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72:24 - 72:30for example if we deem it vital, the same case can occur.
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72:30 - 72:36So the question if there is just a change in function or a tumorous growth, a cancerous situation,
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72:36 - 72:40this question is only defined by the intensity and the length of the process.
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72:40 - 72:45So it would be wrong to say, which is still not understood right by many people,
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72:45 - 72:50that a certain conflict causes a certain symptom.
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72:50 - 72:56In the first place, it is required that the situation is dramatic for a person.
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72:56 - 73:03How is the situation being interpreted? And the duration of the conflict is also decisive.
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73:03 - 73:07In a short-termed conflict, no big organic procedure can have place.
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73:07 - 73:12but in the opposite direction, we can make definite statements.
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73:12 - 73:15If a certain symptom is clearly recognisable,
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73:15 - 73:21than, in any case it must be preceded by the corresponding conflict. But it's not the other way round.
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73:21 - 73:24We cannot say: This conflict was present, so that symptom must result.
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73:24 - 73:32This conclusion may prove correct, but not necessarily. But vice versa, we have natural laws.
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73:32 - 73:37Often it has to be understood that an organ is not monolithic.
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73:37 - 73:42Let's look to the breast as an example – it consists of different parts and tissues.
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73:42 - 73:50mammary glands - mammary ducts - adipose tissue - corium - epidermis.
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73:50 - 73:58Avoid for this reason inaccurate wordings like "breast cancer".
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73:58 - 74:03Example: Mammary Glands
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74:03 - 74:15Assume a mother has breastfed her child, her breasts are now empty.
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74:15 - 74:26Now she's having a walk with her child happily sleeping in the stroller.
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74:26 - 74:37Now, unexpectedly, she hears a newborn child terribly screaming.
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74:37 - 74:42And she feels immediately her breasts being filled with milk.
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74:42 - 74:51So it's a biological response, if there's a small child that is not well,
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74:51 - 74:52I must produce milk.
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74:52 - 74:58But now, if this situation not only lasts for a brief moment but for a prolongued period of time,
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74:58 - 75:09for example, when the child is ill, in hospital, severely ill,
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75:09 - 75:16and the mother is afraid that it won't recover, again, her biological response is to try and produce milk.
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75:16 - 75:22But due to the prolongation, the mammary gland is even increasing in size.
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75:22 - 75:27The significance of which is to produce even more milk.
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75:27 - 75:34But without knowledge of this, whithout understanding the biological significance, we'll only see a node in the breast.
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75:34 - 75:37Which we call breast cancer.
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75:37 - 75:46This is a whole new view of the entire process, medicine refers to as disease.
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75:46 - 75:53We have seen that the mammary glands develop hyperfunction when a helpless creature demands care.
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75:53 - 75:57A case in point could be when one's own child hurts itself.
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75:57 - 76:01But in a civilisational environment, there are other causes of sorrow.
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76:01 - 76:08E. g. the child has bad marks in school, which arouses concern about its future life.
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76:08 - 76:14Or it suffers from anything else which makes the mother worry.
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76:14 - 76:18Hyperfunction of the mammary glands also becomes necessary,
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76:18 - 76:22if the "family nest" ist endangered or destroyed.
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76:22 - 76:27In our civilisation, this could be the house protecting the familiy.
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76:27 - 76:34In all cases, the surplus in milk production is aimed at assisting others
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76:34 - 76:36and helping them through a hard time.
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76:36 - 76:43Experience has taught us, however, that women also react with their mammary glands
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76:43 - 76:47to conflicts with other close persons such as their partners.
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76:47 - 76:52In essence, we arrive at a conflict of caring and/or quarreling.
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76:52 - 76:56Everything is possible. What matters, is solely the biological interpretation of any conflict.
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76:56 - 77:03A woman not currently breastfeeding, will not produce milk in spite of the activity of the Special Programme.
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77:03 - 77:07but her breasts will only secrete a serous liquid.
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77:07 - 77:14Which is likely to be connected to the fact that in nature, a mother is almost uninterruptedly breastfeeding,
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77:14 - 77:18as she is giving birth in short sequence
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77:18 - 77:23for which reason menstruation is more frequent in civilisation than in nature.
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77:23 - 77:27But mind that everything being said here is only valid for the mammary glands!
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77:27 - 77:33The other parts of the breast have show their significant reactions in other circumstances.
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77:33 - 77:39A synopsis of these can be derived from the Third Biological Law.
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77:39 - 77:45If there is a growth of the mammary glands, there is always a conflict of care and/ore quarrel.
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77:45 - 77:54Whereas the inaccurate word "breast cancer" should be abandoned.
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77:54 - 77:58The Second Biological Law
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77:58 - 78:06The Second Biological Law has pivotal significance in the practical work in accordance with the Biological Laws.
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78:06 - 78:10It follows from the normal functioning of the autonomic nervous system,
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78:10 - 78:16which regulates all of our somatic procedures, based on our sensations, and without our arbitrary interference.
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78:16 - 78:23The autonomic nervous systems is made up of two branches: sympathic and vagal.
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78:23 - 78:27During daytime, we are usually in a sympathetic state.
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78:27 - 78:32We are restless, energetic and busy.
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78:32 - 78:37While an animal predator for example would be hunting.
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78:37 - 78:46Vagotonia is the state of recreation. Now we're digesting, sleeping or relaxing. Powers spent before are being rebuilt.
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78:46 - 78:52This is why we become tired after meals, as digestion is a regenerative vagotonic procedure.
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78:52 - 79:00Sympathicotonia and vagotonia are antagonists, neutralising and succeeding each other in a regular rhythm.
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79:00 - 79:02Each side giving rise to the other.
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79:02 - 79:08For example, if you are always active until late night during the week, i. e in a sympathicotonic state,
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79:08 - 79:15with short vagotonic periods of rest, you will compensate for this on weekends with prolonged vagotonia.
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79:15 - 79:21You will sleep as long as necessary to restore the equilibrium.
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79:21 - 79:28Those physical conditions we used to consider unnormal begin at the moment when a major conflict occurs,
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79:28 - 79:32turning our regular life upside down.
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79:32 - 79:36We may observe this in the example of the mouse in the face of death.
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79:36 - 79:42It is turned to total sympathicotony all of a sudden, as its life is at stake with no time for recreation left.
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79:42 - 79:46This is called the conflict active phase.
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79:46 - 79:51The clinical signs can be verified by every layman, a doctor doesn't need any instruments:
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79:51 - 79:58cold hands, obsessive dwelling over the conflict situation, anorexia,
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79:58 - 80:06insomnia and highly increased metabolic activity.
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80:06 - 80:15Also elevated levels of stress hormones like cortisol, released by the adrenal glands.
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80:15 - 80:24The benefit of which is to assist us in the situation we are faced with
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80:24 - 80:30the body is made fit so that we can be powerful, effective, need little sleep,
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80:30 - 80:37lack appetite so as not to burden the digestive apparatus with work
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80:37 - 80:43and providing us energy to solve the current conflict or the problem as quickly as possible.
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80:43 - 80:48If this continues for weeks and months, the patient will lose weight and look unhealthy.
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80:48 - 80:51This is what we call the sympathicotonic phase.
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80:51 - 80:58As the specific example deals with a conflict "fear of death", the alveolar lung cells are turned to sympathicotonia, as well.
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80:58 - 81:01Wich results in an improved permeability to oxygen.
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81:01 - 81:06The mouse achieves resolution of the conflict immediately by escaping safely.
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81:06 - 81:11In a safe place, or when the resolution of the conflict is recognised,
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81:11 - 81:17its body is turned to vagotonia, it recreates and regains its powers.
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81:17 - 81:24The symptoms of the conflict active phase disappear, the mouse is tired and weak.
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81:24 - 81:26There is nothing remarkable about this.
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81:26 - 81:34But compare this to the human equivalent of a patient receiving his lethal diagnosis.
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81:34 - 81:41He is turned to total sympathicotonia as well. All of his thoughts are solely dedicated to this conflict.
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81:41 - 81:44His hands are cold, he is unable to eat anything.
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81:44 - 81:49with the conflict unresolved, he remains in the sympathicotonic state during the night.
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81:49 - 81:53It is almost impossible for him to sleep, as in biological terms,
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81:53 - 81:57he has to escape a deadly enemy.
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81:57 - 82:03Due to the increased activity of his alveoles, his respiration works very well.
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82:03 - 82:08If this condition persists for half a year or a year on a constant level,
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82:08 - 82:13the patient will never be able to recreate sufficiently and will emaciate.
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82:13 - 82:17Which can result in kachexia and death.
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82:17 - 82:20Usually we learn to live with our conflicts.
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82:20 - 82:23In this case, they lose intensity and sometimes we forget them alltogether.
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82:23 - 82:28So please don't panic and say - Help! What if I have some active conflicts?.
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82:28 - 82:33Oh no! I will emaciate - or along those lines. You would surely recognise a conflict from which you could emaciate.
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82:33 - 82:37And then you wouldn't have any time to worry about these things.
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82:37 - 82:41When I have still time to bother myself with these things, my conflicts are not severe enough.
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82:41 - 82:47When I really face serious conflicts, my thoughts orbit around them day and night,
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82:47 - 82:53and I try to get things straight again. Then I cannot concentrate on anything else.
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82:53 - 82:59At the same time, constant activity of alveolar lung cells results in their proliferation
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82:59 - 83:04and hyperplasia, and on the next visit to the doctor,
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83:04 - 83:07this will be misdiagnosed as "pulmonar metastases".
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83:07 - 83:11"Now the cancer has already spread into the lungs".
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83:11 - 83:16Which diagnosis will of course exacerbate the patient's fear of death.
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83:16 - 83:22The constant emaciation further weakens the patient from day to day.
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83:22 - 83:27And everybody will falsely believe that the cancer has weakened and agonised him
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83:27 - 83:30so that his lifepower is fading away.
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83:30 - 83:35But the truth is that permanent stress prevents him from recreating.
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83:35 - 83:42He keeps spending all of his resources without restoring them.
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83:42 - 83:47"Prudently the doctor poses a devastating diagnosis, lest no one doubts that he is wise:
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83:47 - 83:53Because in case the patient dies - and be it only from that shock - They'll say: As foreseen by the Doc!
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83:53 - 83:58But if he saves the patient, though, then as a genius he shall go...!" Eugen Roth
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83:58 - 84:04Now let our patient after one month become disalarmed by the doctor for whatever reason,
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84:04 - 84:07this resolution of his conflict brings him to vagotonia,
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84:07 - 84:11which in this case at the same time is a repair or healing phase.
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84:11 - 84:18One month's sympathicotonia must now be "made good for" in the form of vagotonia,
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84:18 - 84:20in order to restore the equilibrium.
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84:20 - 84:28From the moment of the resolution on, the patient is tired for one month, he has warm hands, appetite,
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84:28 - 84:32is able to concentrate on other things, like reading a book,
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84:32 - 84:36which would have been impossible during conflict activity.
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84:36 - 84:42Without knowledge of the Five Biological Laws, this condition was considered a disease,
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84:42 - 84:46its regenerative character had escaped our notion.
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84:46 - 84:52It means, there are many different diagnoses of established medicine
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84:52 - 84:59referring to a single biological program, within it's different phases or courses,
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84:59 - 85:03depending on how often it reoccurs of if it passes with once.
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85:03 - 85:10Modern established medicine does not regard these different phases of course.
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85:10 - 85:16This might be caused by the fact, that the first conflict active phase usually shows up with little symptoms,
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85:16 - 85:19or at least with symptoms, that are seldomly defined as illness.
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85:19 - 85:24About 80% of illness related symptoms show up after conflict solution.
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85:24 - 85:28One notable observation can be made in every repair stage.
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85:28 - 85:37Roughly in the middle of this process, there is a short intermezzo of high sympathicotonia - the so called epicrisis.
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85:37 - 85:42Symptoms of which are several forms of heart attacks, epilepsy,
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85:42 - 85:46panic, vomiting, sneezing, colics and others.
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85:46 - 85:52These are necessary stages in the repair phase of several Special Programmes.
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85:52 - 85:59We are used to consider them as moments of disease, of something going wrong,
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85:59 - 86:06but these phenomena are not the result of errors either, but strictly obey biological rules.
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86:06 - 86:11The epicrisis cannot be bypassed in going through the repair phase,
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86:11 - 86:15and, under certain circumstances, it can be lethal.
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86:15 - 86:20We'll come back to the epicrisis and what's behind it, later.
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86:20 - 86:25The graphic presentation of the two phases is, of course, merely schematic.
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86:25 - 86:30It doesn't mean that we don't need any sleep for months.
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86:30 - 86:34It only means, that the day-night-succession is shifted up- or downwards.
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86:34 - 86:40So for example during conflict activity, one still gets sleep, but much less.
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86:40 - 86:45The areas between each the conflict active and post-conflict-resolution lines and the middle line are equal.
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86:45 - 86:49That is, they don't need to have the same duration or intensity.
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86:49 - 86:54It's the product of both which is decisive. And this is exactly equal in both phases.
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86:54 - 87:01"Doctors are men who prescribe medicines of which they know little,
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87:01 - 87:07to cure diseases of which they know less, in human beings of whom they know nothing" Voltaire
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87:07 - 87:13From the Second Biological Law, the law of the two phases, it can be derived
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87:13 - 87:20whether medical interference makes sense or not at a certain point.
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87:20 - 87:26The usage of medication, regarding the "new medicine" is focused on taking influence on the different phases.
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87:26 - 87:32That means, if I'm stuck in a strong activity due to a conflict, I could achieve a tranquillization.
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87:32 - 87:36If I find myself in a strong phase of regeneration, which is showing up strong symptoms,
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87:36 - 87:39medication could be used to lower these symptoms, by reducing the intensity of that phase.
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87:39 - 87:45The one thing, that has never been there and will never be there is a substance that heals.
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87:45 - 87:50We have the so called sympathicomimetics and parasympathicomimetics.
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87:50 - 87:55the former stimulate the sympathic nerves and increase sympathicotonia,
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87:55 - 88:00the latter stimulate the vagus and parasympathic nerves and increase vagotonia.
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88:00 - 88:06If a patient in a conflict active sympathicotone phase is given sympathicomimetics
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88:06 - 88:13such as Cortisone or Aspirine, sympathicotonia will increase and the active phase will progress even more intensely.
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88:13 - 88:17Parasympathicomimetics would alleviate it.
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88:17 - 88:21As symptoms of the active phase are rather seldom felt,
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88:21 - 88:26the question of medication arises chiefly in the repair phase.
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88:26 - 88:30Because it is then that we have pain and feel unwell.
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88:30 - 88:35Sympathiconic interference alleviates the symptoms of the repair phase.
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88:35 - 88:41This means they become less strong. But in turn, the repair process is slowed down accordingly.
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88:41 - 88:46So mitigation results in a prolongation of the healing phase.
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88:46 - 88:51What is not possible is to skip a repair process using medicine.
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88:51 - 88:56Skipping of the entire phase would prevent necessary repair.
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88:56 - 89:05Vitamin C for example has a sympathicotonic effect and mitigates repair symptoms. This is why it is thought to be "healthy".
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89:05 - 89:15But also coke or coffee, through their coffeine, have a sympathicotonic effect, so according to the old logics, they are "healthy", too.
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89:15 - 89:20The conception of a disease as an error of nature
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89:20 - 89:24that can be ceased through medicine is far from reality.
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89:24 - 89:30Sometimes it seemed to be like that, as we didn't know the context of the two phases.
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89:30 - 89:38Abusive sympathicotonic interference can even turn the nervous system entirely back to sympathicotonia.
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89:38 - 89:44In which case the repair process stops completely and the symptoms of the conflict active phase recommence.
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89:44 - 89:50Additional conflict mass is built "above the line" which afterwards has to be reduced
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89:50 - 89:54"below the line" and that is whith repair symptoms.
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89:54 - 90:00When the effect of the medicine fades, the repair process can continue.
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90:00 - 90:07To suppress the symptoms again medically, can lead into a never-ending circle.
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90:07 - 90:10This is however only one of several ways to make a condition chronic.
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90:10 - 90:14It is clear that vagotonic medicine exacerbates the symptoms of the healing phase,
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90:14 - 90:19but also abrreviates it by accelerating the repair processes.
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90:19 - 90:25According to this so called "New Medicine", medication is neither forbidden nor disgraced,
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90:25 - 90:27as often falsely reported.
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90:27 - 90:32What's new is that we know more exactly when to employ which remedy.
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90:32 - 90:38The patient exercises all responsibility himself and decides either to endure certain symptoms
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90:38 - 90:41or to mitigate or delay them.
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90:41 - 90:49In some situation which could end up lethal, medication or surgery is obligatory.
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90:49 - 90:55Sympathicotone or vagotone intervention is not only achieved by medicine in the form of pills etc.
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90:55 - 91:01When I put an ice bag on my head or do sports, I'll become sypathicotone, as well.
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91:01 - 91:05Or if I go to the sauna, I'll become vagotone.
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91:05 - 91:10The statement that, according to Dr. Hamer, one should do nothing
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91:10 - 91:15and will be healed passively, is widely believed but far from reality.
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91:15 - 91:18It is either a misunderstanding or a piece of wilful disinformation.
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91:18 - 91:22Waiting is not a good idea. Waiting means doing nothing.
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91:22 - 91:27And right now, by knowing the 5 laws of nature we understand, that doing something is very important.
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91:27 - 91:33An effective therapy often involves a fundamental restructuration of lifestyle.
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91:33 - 91:39A change of things we are used to. Not just the passiveness of taking the pill.
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91:39 - 91:46Of course the physical condition needs to be guided and controlled.
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91:46 - 91:52But not just push down or slaying by any substance, but respecting the laws
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91:52 - 91:56that were discoverd by Dr. Hamer,
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91:56 - 92:04observing if there is a reoccuring conflict, or if an intervention is necessary.
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92:04 - 92:11By all means, doing nothing, which was part of some news report is untrue for any case,
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92:11 - 92:14regarding working with the 5 laws of nature.
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92:14 - 92:24What would rather seem to me as inactivity, is when I see an exanthema of the skin,
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92:24 - 92:26and I give the patient cortisone, and that's it.
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92:26 - 92:32Or I see an inflammation and give the patient antibiotics, and that's it.
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92:32 - 92:36This is what I would actually describe as inactivity.
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92:36 - 92:41The therapist must even take care of himself as the conversations are often unnerving.
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92:41 - 92:47You have to put yourself in the other's place to grasp his feeling and thinking,
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92:47 - 92:52just as a nurse is used to do.
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92:52 - 92:54Example: Rhinitis
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92:54 - 92:58There is always a functional change in every tissue,
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92:58 - 93:02that is unable to fulfil its usual physiological work.
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93:02 - 93:08In the example of rhinits, this is the nasal mucosa whose task is scenting.
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93:08 - 93:14However, running nose and sneezing are symptoms of the repair phase,
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93:14 - 93:17commencing after the resolution of the conflict.
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93:17 - 93:22Logic tells us that this is a conflict of scenting.
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93:22 - 93:27In natural life this is about scenting the enemy, the family
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93:27 - 93:31a source of food - to forebode something.
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93:31 - 93:36Man, however, doesn't employ his organ of smell consciously for that purpose any more.
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93:36 - 93:41But we still have this interpretation bypassing our intellect.
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93:41 - 93:46For example, in looking for someone, we use our nose,
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93:46 - 93:49even whithout being fully aware of it.
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93:49 - 93:56Isolated sneezing comes after the resolution of a short scenting situation (unless there were irritating particles in the nose).
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93:56 - 94:01If rhinitis extends to a longer period of time, we had been unable to scent something for some time.
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94:01 - 94:10What was it I have been afraid of for one moment, it stinks, I'm like an animal in the woods,
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94:10 - 94:14I smell something which is not good, it's dangerous.
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94:14 - 94:18And when I begin to relax, I get rhinitis.
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94:18 - 94:24So these symptoms are always preceded by a resolved scenting conflict.
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94:24 - 94:30This can be, when something is unclear, when we don't know where something or someone is.
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94:30 - 94:37When we don't know what has to be done next, how something works, when something cannot be clearly recognised.
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94:37 - 94:42Also when we are suddenly hustled or otherwise attacked by someone,
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94:42 - 94:47that is not to have scented the enemy in time to prepare against the assault.
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94:47 - 94:51Or any other situation we were not able to foresee.
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94:51 - 95:04Also not liking to smell an enemy or a danger. Or simply put - if something "stinks".
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95:04 - 95:08The Third Biological Law
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95:08 - 95:11Some important questions are still left for clarification.
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95:11 - 95:18For example why some organs develop hyperplasia in the active phase while others only do so in the repair phase.
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95:18 - 95:24On first encounter, the Third Biological Law may seem to be the most difficult of all, but in essence it is quite simple.
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95:24 - 95:29So don't worry if you don't get it immediately,
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95:29 - 95:33I think this is perfectly normal when hearing for the first time of the entire subject.
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95:33 - 95:39But together with the Second Law, it represents the pivotal element,
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95:39 - 95:44the core structure of the Five Biological Laws as seen from the therapeutical view.
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95:44 - 95:49Because an enormous multitude of information can be derived from the Third Biological Law.
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95:49 - 95:54Of which this introduction can only provide a gross idea.
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95:54 - 96:02The 3rd law of nature explains basically, that every physiological function of our organism
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96:02 - 96:08is strictly connected to it's original tissue, developed from the 3 germ layers.
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96:08 - 96:15And that every one of those original tissues is connected to a biological need or necessity,
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96:15 - 96:20meaning a group of typical biological conflicts and a corresponding brain level.
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96:20 - 96:26And it tells us, that every one of those original tissues
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96:26 - 96:34has a specific known behaviour during the phases of a biological program.
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96:34 - 96:39The basis of the Third Biological Law was discovered by Dr. Hamer in embryology.
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96:39 - 96:43From the 13th day after fertilisation of the egg,
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96:43 - 96:47we observe a differentiation of tissue into the so called germ layers.
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96:47 - 96:52There are three of them, and the groups of organs developing from each of these germ layers
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96:52 - 96:56fulfill distinct tasks in the organism.
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96:56 - 97:01The inner germ layer, called endoderm, comprises the organs
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97:01 - 97:05responsible for basic life functions.
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97:05 - 97:11They are chiefly occupied with obtaining, processing and deposition of vital substances.
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97:11 - 97:16The endoderm is the oldest of the germ layers and gives rise, inter alia, to the entire gastro-intestinal tract,
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97:16 - 97:24including the liver, glands and the lungs.
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97:24 - 97:29These are organs with resorptive function.
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97:29 - 97:38The lungs resorb oxygen, the liver resorbs food ingredients.
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97:38 - 97:46From the middle germ layer, called mesoderm, all organs arise that provide the body with protection, support and stability,
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97:46 - 97:53like bones, striated muscles, tendons, corium, connective tissue, intervertebral disks etc.
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97:53 - 98:00The outer germ layer, called ectoderm, comprises, inter alia, all organs of sense,
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98:00 - 98:07such as the skin, furthermore functions like insuline production ability to smell, to hear.
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98:07 - 98:14All that can be seen of a human from outside, the entire outer skin, is ectoderm.
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98:14 - 98:24Including all nerves and parts of certain tubules, such as the coronary vessels
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98:24 - 98:31or the pancreatic and bile ducts.
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98:31 - 98:38Each of the germ layers is controlled by certain parts of the brain, and here we encounter a specific feature
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98:38 - 98:46of the middle germ layer wich is divided in two parts, making a total of four types of tissue.
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98:46 - 98:54The brain stem controls the inner germ layer, the endoderm, and thus the basic life functions.
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98:54 - 99:00The middle germ layer is party controlled by the cerebellum and partly by the cerebral medulla.
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99:00 - 99:04As the cerebellum is part of the "old brain" and the medulla is part of the "new brain",
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99:04 - 99:12we speak of "old brain mesoderm" and "new brain mesoderm".
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99:12 - 99:18The cerebellum controls all parts of the middle germ layer that have a protective function,
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99:18 - 99:29such as the corium, linings of several organs, sweat glands and mammary glands.
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99:29 - 99:35The medulla controls those parts of the mesoderm which have a protective and enabeling function,
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99:35 - 99:40like bone, tendons, muscles and connective tissue.
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99:40 - 99:45The outer germ layer, the ectoderm, is controlled by the cerebral cortex.
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99:45 - 99:51Sensation, communication, territory, sexual life
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99:51 - 99:57In line with this division between new brain and old brain, we observe a fundamental difference
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99:57 - 100:01regarding the patterns of functional change performed by organs in the two phases.
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100:01 - 100:10All organs controlled by the old brain, i. e. the endodermal and old-mesodermal organs,
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100:10 - 100:16develop hyperfunction with subsequent cell proliferation in the sympathicotone conflict active phase.
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100:16 - 100:23In the repair phase starting with resolution of the conflict, surplus tissue is decomposed
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100:23 - 100:26and functions normalise.
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100:26 - 100:31Organs controlled by the new brain, i. e. new-mesoderm and ectoderm,
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100:31 - 100:35develop hypofunction and cell depletion during the active phase.
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100:35 - 100:41During the repair phase, functions are restored and tissue defects restituted.
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100:41 - 100:45However, there is a group of ectodermal Special Programmes,
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100:45 - 100:51effecting merely functional changes with no impact on cell growth or meltdown.
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100:51 - 100:53Let's have some examples:
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100:53 - 101:01The pulmonar alveoles are of entodermal origin and controlled by the brainstem, as they are occupied with resorption of vital substances (oxygene)
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101:01 - 101:06and develop hyperfunction and cell proliferation during the conflict active phase.
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101:06 - 101:13After resolution of the conflict, the surplus cells are decomposed and hyperfunction is retracted.
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101:13 - 101:20The same is true for the old-brain-mesodermal mammary glands which increase their function and grow in the conflict active phase
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101:20 - 101:24and undo both in the repair phase.
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101:24 - 101:28A reversal of this order is seen in the organs controlled by the new brain.
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101:28 - 101:36A bone for example, which is part of the new-brain-mesoderm, develops cell defects, so called necroses, in the active phase.
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101:36 - 101:41It looses mass and becomes porous and hence more susceptible to fractures.
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101:41 - 101:47This is the condition established medicine calls osteoporosis. It is not caused by a wrong diet
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101:47 - 101:54but is a symptom of an active conflict related to the affected bone. We'll have more on this, soon.
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101:54 - 101:59During the repair phase, defects are restituted, which condition is called leukemia,
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101:59 - 102:05and at a later stage, the bone even develops surplus mass and higher density.
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102:05 - 102:08So it is stronger and harder than before.
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102:08 - 102:15Therefore, this group of organs is callel luxus group, showing an improvement after the completion of a Special Programme.
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102:15 - 102:23The skin which is of ectodermal origin, develops superficial cell depletion, a so called ulcus, in the conflict active phase.
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102:23 - 102:26The skin becomes flaky and chapped.
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102:26 - 102:32After conflict resolution, the skin is renewed, along with reddening, swelling and itching.
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102:32 - 102:38Most ectodermal organic changes appear as a dilatation of tubes,
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102:38 - 102:47like the bronchi, arteries, bile and pancreatic ducts, glandular ducts
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102:47 - 102:51of several organs like the lacrimal or thyreoid gland.
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102:51 - 102:58Let's have a closer look on ducts with ectodermal lining, such as the bile ducts.
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102:58 - 103:03The active phase effects a widening of the duct, allowing for more secrete to pass through.
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103:03 - 103:10Simulatneous cell depletion even adds to this effect.
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103:10 - 103:16As indicated already, there is a group of organs in which only a loss of function, without cell depletion, occurs.
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103:16 - 103:20Look, by way of example, at the Programme for the cells occupied with insuline production.
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103:20 - 103:24During the active phase of the conflict which is as conflict of reluctance/resistance or fright/revulsion,
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103:24 - 103:32insuline production is decreased, and after resolution normalised again.
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103:32 - 103:36Without cell depletion or proliferation.
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103:36 - 103:41We see that even conditions considered as incurable such as diabetes
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103:41 - 103:46or leukemia, in an earlier example, behave exactly in conformity with the law of the two phases
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103:46 - 103:50and have a limited duration provided the conflict has been resolved.
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103:50 - 103:55They don't persist forever but according to the Biological Laws.
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103:55 - 104:03Only medication, such as insuline in this example, made it seem as if these conditions wouldn't cease by themselves,
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104:03 - 104:09as the normal organic insuline production is reduced in the presence of external insuline supply.
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104:09 - 104:15– so we remain addicted to pharmaceutical products, except for the ostensible success
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104:15 - 104:21of alternative cures like dietary changes, wich is based on a misunderstanding.
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104:21 - 104:26According to the Five Biological Laws, diabetes does not occur incidentically,
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104:26 - 104:30or as a result of genetical predisposition or a wrong diet, but it is a process
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104:30 - 104:38we undergo on a small scale and with subsequent healing every day.
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104:38 - 104:42Many characterisations of these four groups of tissues can be made.
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104:42 - 104:48Of great importance as a basic guide is a division by large classes of conflict types.
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104:48 - 104:54Since the biological purpose of endodermal organs is gaining of vital substances,
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104:54 - 104:58we associate the inner germ layer with the so-called morsel conflicts.
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104:58 - 105:04For the wolf, this morsel is his prey, for the child, it might be a toy,
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105:04 - 105:12for the adult a contract, an asset, money, a house or a car.
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105:12 - 105:16Which organ is addressed, depends precisely from an individual's conception of the morsel.
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105:16 - 105:21When a morsel is strongly desired, it affects the tonsils,
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105:21 - 105:25the salivary glands or adjacent organds.
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105:25 - 105:32When nutritive substances are to be extracted from a morsel like monthly rent from a house,
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105:32 - 105:36this is felt in a digestive organ.
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105:36 - 105:42When a morsel is to be divided in equal pieces, like with a legacy, this could affect the pancreas.
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105:42 - 105:46When a morsel from which no nutrients can be extracted any longer is to be expelled,
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105:46 - 105:52like a devaluated stock, for example, this would be linked to a more distal part of the bowel.
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105:52 - 106:00The old-brain-mesodermal organs provide protection against traumata, so they are linked to conflicts of assault
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106:00 - 106:05that man can suffer by besmirching, insults, verbal assaults,
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106:05 - 106:09as opposed to a wildlife animal.
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106:09 - 106:14The new-brain-mesodermal organs provide stability and ability to the body
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106:14 - 106:19Accordingly, conflicts linked to them are about not being good or stable enough,
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106:19 - 106:22implicating self-devaluation.
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106:22 - 106:29For example, the knees are associated to athletics involving running, the fingers
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106:29 - 106:36with skillfulness, the shoulders with holding and embracing as well as being good enough for others.
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106:36 - 106:42The skull and the neck are linked to intellectual and moral self esteem.
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106:42 - 106:46Women who are unhappy with their breasts,
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106:46 - 106:50sense this in the vertebral column behind the breasts.
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106:50 - 106:55Sexual failure is interpreted with regard to the tailbone.
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106:55 - 107:01Teeth and jaw react to not being able to bite, not being able to crush someone,
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107:01 - 107:08to defend oneself, to grasp an opportunity, or to bite into something.
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107:08 - 107:14So the specific contents of the conflicts are determined by the functions of each organ, and what purpose
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107:14 - 107:18each part of the body serves us, bypassing the intellect, only according to our biological determination.
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107:18 - 107:23The more severe the conflict, the harder are the tissues affected.
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107:23 - 107:30So smaller conflicts of self-devaluation affect such tissues as tendons, cartilage, connective tissue, adipose tissue etc.
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107:30 - 107:33while severe conflicts of self-devaluation affect bones.
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107:33 - 107:37In each case, there is cellular depletion and necrosis during the conflict active phase,
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107:37 - 107:42and restitution along with pain during the repair phase.
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107:42 - 107:48Established medicine often diagnoses the restitutive phase in bones as leukemia.
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107:48 - 107:54The greatest variety of conflict contents is found in the ectodermal group, as it extends to linings
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107:54 - 107:59of the digestive tract, organs of conscious sense and arbitrary action.
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107:59 - 108:06Here we have conflicts about muscular action, but also consious sensing and touching,
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108:06 - 108:12view, smell, sound, taste, bringing about sypmtoms like tinnitus, accoustic hallucination, paralysis,
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108:12 - 108:18myopia, paranoia, clearvoyance, Alzheimer's disease and many others.
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108:18 - 108:22Here is also the wide and important field of territorial conflicts,
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108:22 - 108:28into which subject this documentary cannot go any further due to its complexity.
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108:28 - 108:36Territorial conflicts may result in psychical symptoms like depression, nymphomania,
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108:36 - 108:47suicidalism, mad shooting, aggression, logorrhoea, obsessive compulsive actions, hysteria, Autism, obsessive anorexia,
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108:47 - 108:56bulimia, incontinence, out-of-body experiences and developmental retardation in every way.
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108:56 - 108:59Case report: osteosarcoma
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108:59 - 109:04In the December of 2006 I suddenly developed severe back pain
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109:04 - 109:13along with paroxysm, i. e. the muscles were blocked and I found it difficult to breathe
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109:13 - 109:20When rising up there was such stiffening of my back that I could hardly breathe.
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109:20 - 109:32I took a higher dose of traumadolor, an analgetic and relaxant,
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109:32 - 109:38and was sleeping for twenty hours. Immediately, I felt better.
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109:38 - 109:44No pain, I was tired, I could sleep. For the time being, everything was all right.
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109:44 - 109:55And as the effect of the drug declined, I became sick. I had to throw up.
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109:55 - 109:59The pain came back.
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109:59 - 110:12This led me to examining my previously aquired knowledge about New Medicine.
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110:12 - 110:23I had first encountered New Medicine in 2005. A friend of mine who had been ill with cancer
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110:23 - 110:27already for many years, had heard about the announcement of a talk by Herr Pilhar.
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110:27 - 110:30We had attended it together.
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110:30 - 110:40And as she could exactly track the history of her cancer and all consecutive cancers,
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110:40 - 110:46I was so excited that I enlisted on the spot for further training seminars.
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110:46 - 111:02So now when I did some research, I soon found that my back pain was due to an osteosarcoma and by what conflict it was preceded
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111:02 - 111:08as well as the resolution. It was clear to me what had actually happened.
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111:08 - 111:17In 2006, my company was having a strained time.
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111:17 - 111:24A lot of employees were released. I work in the field being in charge of a big area and many clients.
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111:24 - 111:30A complete reform of the area structure was made, posing a great challenge.
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111:30 - 111:39This had started early in the the year and became again very acute in July with a new reorganisation.
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111:39 - 111:49This new change was imminant, but yet no one knew how the new allocation map would look like.
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111:49 - 111:59And on the eve before the meeting at which everything was to be announced, after 10 pm, I checked my emails,
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111:59 - 112:07while working, and I learnt which new area was assigned to me.
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112:07 - 112:14I was completely shocked. It really struck me all of a sudden.
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112:14 - 112:22I knew I had to go through this on my own. I was afraid to fall ill again and not to stand it.
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112:22 - 112:29Lumbar vertebrae - central self-devaluation - "My life's achievement is ruined".
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112:29 - 112:38Biologically: The lumbar vertebrae fail to carry the upper part of the body.
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112:38 - 112:46I almost collapsed internally, and already at that moment I said: Now a Special Programme is running.
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112:46 - 112:52From then on, I was working intensely until the end of the year. With great efforts, I was able to get everything done.
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112:52 - 112:58There was growing appreciation from my new clients.
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112:58 - 113:11And in the christmas trade, I received a lot of thanks, appreciation and even presents.
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113:11 - 113:16And a few days before Christmas, I was in my living room, saying to myself, quite classically,
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113:16 - 113:19"Well done! You've finally succeded!"
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113:19 - 113:26On the next day, the pain came. So I entered the healing phase.
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113:26 - 113:37When the medical expert talked to me, I was already prepared for his diagnosis.
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113:37 - 113:44"There are multiple metastases at different places in the vertebral column.
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113:44 - 113:52The MRI reveals shadows that point to metastases.
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113:52 - 113:56A follow-up examination is urgently needed!"
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113:56 - 114:04They wanted to schedule me for scintigraphy and send me to hospital.
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114:04 - 114:09I refused to do anything of this.
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114:09 - 114:15Neither did I try to change his beliefs, nor was I afraid. Actually, I felt sorry for him,
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114:15 - 114:24when he told me all these thing - his diagnosis and prognosis and what has to be done.
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114:24 - 114:36I told him that I have a different view on these things, although I would consider his proposals, but I would definitely not agree to surgery or chemotherapy.
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114:36 - 114:46On the following day, a bombardement with telephone calls started. I was called very often and asked when I would go to hospital.
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114:46 - 114:49I was urged to fix a date.
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114:49 - 114:59After several calls I succumbed and made an appointment four weeks later,
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114:59 - 115:06in order to be left alone, and two days before that date I cancelled and demanded
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115:06 - 115:10not to be called again. I would not come to the hospital.
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115:10 - 115:20In the mean time I had a CT scan made without a contrasting agent.
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115:20 - 115:26So, of course, the radiologist asked me why and what for. I just said I need it.
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115:26 - 115:32So, however reluctantly, the CT scan was made.
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115:32 - 115:38Afterwards, he said everything was all right, I only had to wait for him to write down his findings.
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115:38 - 115:44I had demanded not to be given any findings. Eventually, I received everything.
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115:44 - 115:51And I wanted to visit Dr. Hamer. I spoke to him once on the telephone.
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115:51 - 115:56We had a deep, honest and encourageing conversation.
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115:56 - 116:04Before we were able to fix a date for a meeting, he went to exile, again.
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116:04 - 116:09Through the few people in New Medicine I knew,
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116:09 - 116:20I found a therapist in Cologne, and made contact with him.
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116:20 - 116:28He asked me for the MRI from the hospital
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116:28 - 116:40and for a new CT scan of the affected part of the vertebral column.
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116:40 - 116:50Between the MRI and the meeting with this therapist, four months had passed.
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116:50 - 117:02I was able to find a radiological practice where New Medicine is applied.
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117:02 - 117:12There was a long waitlist, I finally got my CT scan in June.
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117:12 - 117:18When I saw the therapist again, finally, it was August.
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117:18 - 117:21He confirmed to me that I had completely recovered.
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117:21 - 117:34I had often spoken candidly in my company and also in front of my superiors.
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117:34 - 117:41I said that I wouldn't do this and that again, but I continued to do my job day after day.
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117:41 - 117:47and I managed to get it done.
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117:47 - 117:53Until I received my clients' thanks, in December, which represented the resolution of the conflict.
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117:53 - 118:03I had been receiving these thanks from the beginning of December - but I didn't notice it consciously or unconsciously.
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118:03 - 118:08the crucial moment was the situatioin which I remember exactly:
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118:08 - 118:14When I patted myself on the back and said: You did it well, you succeeded!
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118:14 - 118:19On the following day, the pain came, and fiercely at that.
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118:19 - 118:26I was completely unaffected by the expert diagnosis in the hospital,
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118:26 - 118:38I was always feeling grateful that I had encountered New Medicine.
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118:38 - 118:48The confirmation by the therapist was just another proof that it is correct.
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118:48 - 118:53And I am simply convinced of this. In my case it proofed correct.
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118:53 - 119:00I have been able to track it in a lot of cases, as well as in my family,
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119:00 - 119:06in minor health problems or major ones. I can verify it every day.
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119:06 - 119:15And even when diseases occur in my clients, including severe cases of cancer,
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119:15 - 119:23I can always confirm that the problems, the conflicts and the type of cancer
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119:23 - 119:36as well as the course match 100% with New Medicine.
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119:36 - 119:42The Fourth Biological Law
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119:42 - 119:49Now, naturally, the question arises what contagiousness and infections are all about.
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119:49 - 119:55Because, if all Special Programmes are initiated by a biological impulse, or a DHS,
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119:55 - 119:59the old assumptions with regard to the causes cannot hold true.
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119:59 - 120:06Based on the established concept of disease, it was always easy to find something that made you ill.
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120:06 - 120:10We are saying: I picked it up, I got infected.
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120:10 - 120:17Or when we were in the cold, or outside with wet hair, or met by an air draught.
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120:17 - 120:20Or one of the favourites: The weather.
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120:20 - 120:27So you can always find something to be held responsible, but there can be no certainty.
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120:27 - 120:30The story with the microbes is a little harder to explain
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120:30 - 120:36because their role is strongly predefined in the minds of most people.
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120:36 - 120:42It is a strongly accepted idea to the present day.
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120:42 - 120:47If you tell people, that microorganisms might possibly not play the role they were told, they will resist that.
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120:47 - 120:53is met by various resistance.
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120:53 - 120:56This takes us to the Fourth Biological Law,
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120:56 - 121:01which contrasts most sharply with all our old beliefs.
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121:01 - 121:07It has been observed that all conditions we used to regard as infectious diseases
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121:07 - 121:10are in fact symptoms appearing in the repair phase.
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121:10 - 121:16These comprise various forms of coughing, coryza, the so called cervical cancer of the uterus,
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121:16 - 121:23exanthemas, tuberculosis, herpes, various so called veneral diseases, athlete's foot and others.
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121:23 - 121:29But all of these, and many, many others, are ALWAYS preceded by a conflict active phase
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121:29 - 121:32which had however escaped our notion, showing no symptoms in most cases.
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121:32 - 121:39And as these symptoms appear only after a conflict resolution and together with vagotone phenomena
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121:39 - 121:47like fatigue and fever, they cannot represent active phases of disease or infection, as was previously assumed.
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121:47 - 121:52The microbes (funghi, mycobacteria, tuberculi, bacteria and disputably viruses)
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121:52 - 121:55are indeed observed during these processes.
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121:55 - 122:01It follows, however, that they cannot have caused their initiation, but, if anything, HELP in these repair processes.
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122:01 - 122:11Let's call the bacteria firefighters and the disease the fire, then we could say:
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122:11 - 122:16Whenever I come along a burning house, I also see the firefighters in front of it. How puzzeling!
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122:16 - 122:23Hence, statistically speaking, the firefighters seem to be responsible for the fire.
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122:23 - 122:30Apply this logics to bacteria. Why is the cause of diseases thought to be precisely in bacteria?
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122:30 - 122:39Only, because in examining the disease, I will find bacteria.
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122:39 - 122:44This has often puzzled me. There is no proof.
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122:44 - 122:51We could also make the statisictal finding that all people who are ill have drunken water.
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122:51 - 122:55So water should be regarded the main cause, or not?
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122:55 - 122:59Of course, the observations of the micro organisms,that are made by the established medicine,
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122:59 - 123:04as they show up during the symptomatic phase, they are true.
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123:04 - 123:12From a scientific view, regarding the 5 laws of nature, these germs are not the cause
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123:12 - 123:15but a part of the whole process.
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123:15 - 123:21They practically show up with the symptoms and disappear with the symptoms disappearing.
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123:21 - 123:27This is not the result of, for example, antibiotics, as it was thought.
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123:27 - 123:31They (antibiotics) will only slow down or stop the process.
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123:31 - 123:34And as soon as their effect passes, both, symptoms and germs, will show up again.
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123:34 - 123:39After what we know today, antibiotics work on the brain level.
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123:39 - 123:47Actually, by the effect, that the activity of germs is present during the symptomatic phase, during regeneration
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123:47 - 123:55during the vagotonic curve, the antibiotics affect the autonomous nervous system by creating a little more sympathicotonia.
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123:55 - 123:59An artificial stress. An artificial physiological stress.
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123:59 - 124:04...which reduces the symptoms and stops the activity of the germs.
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124:04 - 124:08And here is what the Fourth Biological Law states.
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124:08 - 124:14Funghi, Mycobacteria and Tuberculi are helpers in the repair phase of tissues controlled by the old-brain.
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124:14 - 124:22Bacteria and disputably viruses unfold their activity - if anything - in the repair phase of tissues controlled by the new-brain.
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124:22 - 124:28We may regard these ultrasmall creatures, funghi, mycobacteria, bacteria and viruses - as far as they exist -
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124:28 - 124:39as micro-surgeons whose service becomes necessary in the healing phase.
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124:39 - 124:48So for example, an adenocarcinoma of the mammary gland which can emerge and grow after a caring/quarreling conflict
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124:48 - 124:59is decomposed by mycobacteria after the resolution of the conflict.
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124:59 - 125:10During the conflict active phase, these mycobacteria had proliferated at the same rate as the tumor.
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125:10 - 125:21So at the time of the conflict resolution, I bear an amount of mycobacteria, corresponding to the mass of the tumour,
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125:21 - 125:33now they quickly transfer this tumour into one with pus inside so that it can be digested,
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125:33 - 125:41during which process it sometimes erupts through the skin, and develeops into a perfect citratice,
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125:41 - 125:45provided these bacteria had been in place from the very beginning.
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125:45 - 125:53It might be dangerous within the digestive system, if a person has a huge
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125:53 - 125:58tissue process there, and it cannot be reduced during reparation phase,
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125:58 - 126:01this might lead to an intestinal blockage
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126:01 - 126:04An ileus, a mechanic blockage.
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126:04 - 126:11In such a case a surgical intervention is necessary. If the corresponding bacteria
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126:11 - 126:17or fungia are present, they could help reduce the tissue in a natural way,
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126:17 - 126:23renormalizing the situation without external influence.
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126:23 - 126:31So these germs are symbionts aiding us.
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126:31 - 126:35They are living in us helping the optimization of the reparation process.
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126:35 - 126:43If we look at the illness only in a symptomatic view, we might see these germs as a cause.
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126:43 - 126:49And this is a development of the old believe of war and destruction within the organism, from the believe of immune system,
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126:49 - 126:53that there is an army and that there are enemies that need to be fought.
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126:53 - 127:00Once we understood the 5 laws of nature, we will understand, that these germs have not been the enemy, but only co-workers during a biological process.
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127:00 - 127:05When any studies are conducted under established medicine, the truth is observed, necessarily.
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127:05 - 127:10However, what they make out of it often arouses our amusement.
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127:10 - 127:15I think last year, there was a remarkable study:
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127:15 - 127:24A German medical scientist examined cases of spontaneous cancer remission and observed
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127:24 - 127:30that all spontaneous remissions coincided with febrile infections.
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127:30 - 127:35which is of course clear according to the Biological Laws.
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127:35 - 127:41Decomposition of cancers takes place in the healing phase,
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127:41 - 127:44when there is also fever along with the so-called infectious diseases.
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127:44 - 127:48We also know that microbes take part in this, etc.
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127:48 - 127:51But what have they made out of it?
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127:51 - 127:59They think the high temperature caused by the fever would burn the cancer cells or sort of.
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127:59 - 128:05So everything is trimmed to fit into the struggle they want to see.
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128:05 - 128:12For the tissues controlled by younger brain levels we do not know the germs as a necessary element
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128:12 - 128:16for a reparation but as enhancers.
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128:16 - 128:23We do not know what is going on, if the bacteria are not present when a muscle or a bone repairs.
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128:23 - 128:26Nonetheless there is a reparation and scarification.
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128:26 - 128:30They are only necessary for a smooth reparation in the tissues of the old brain parts.
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128:30 - 128:34So the tissue controlled by brain stem and cerebellum.
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128:34 - 128:37But of course, science never stops, and there is a need to discover more.
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128:37 - 128:41Maybe the role in the new brain part tissue is misunderstood.
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128:41 - 128:57The theory of bacteria invading us and causing the disease becomes all together invalid at a time,
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128:57 - 129:02when I consider that when I have a sore throat, but neither coryza,
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129:02 - 129:07nor sinusitis, only a little pain in my throat,
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129:07 - 129:11although the same bacteria go everywhere. But I have it only at this place
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129:11 - 129:18- as this zone is currently in the healing phase.
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129:18 - 129:24We have to awake from our hypnosis of the evil beast
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129:24 - 129:33that tries to devour us or the evil microbes causing damage in us.
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129:33 - 129:42If we look at it from a disinterested scientific viewpoint, everyone, and physicists and scientists in the first place,
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129:42 - 129:49will exactly figure out what actually happens there.
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129:49 - 129:54But what about epidemics, mass disease and alleged contagion?
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129:54 - 130:00When a group of people suffer the same kind of conflict because they receive the same impressions,
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130:00 - 130:05they will after joint resolution of the conflict "become ill" in similar ways.
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130:05 - 130:181st "disease" "contagion"?? "got infected, too"??
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130:18 - 130:22This phenomenon has become all the more common in modern times,
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130:22 - 130:26as the mass media induce synchronised perception.
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130:26 - 130:30Another example is a school class where students are often jointly exposed to the same conflict.
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130:30 - 130:34like a unexpectedly difficult class test or the absence of a dear teacher
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130:34 - 130:37who is replaced by a much disliked terrible teacher.
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130:37 - 130:42After resolving their conflicts, the students one after the other enter the healing phase
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130:42 - 130:52and claim to have got infected from each other.
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130:52 - 131:00in every case when members of our household had any symptoms at the same time, everyone was able
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131:00 - 131:04to track his symptoms back to a specific conflict and its resolution exactly according to the Biological Laws.
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131:04 - 131:10The fact is remarkable that the symptoms are almost never exactly the same.
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131:10 - 131:16So when people allegedly "infect" each other, they do have different symptoms after all.
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131:16 - 131:24So it's necessary to analyse every single symptom of every person in accordance with New Medicine.
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131:24 - 131:29Unti now, I have always found the relations in full accordance with New Medicine
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131:29 - 131:33and no trace of an infection.
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131:33 - 131:38Many epidemics, like the plague for example, must be regarded as the result of intoxination
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131:38 - 131:44brought about by disastrous hygienic conditions. Especially when combined with medicine
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131:44 - 131:50containing mercury, poisoning and death may result.
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131:50 - 131:54These conditions inevitably cause many additional conflicts
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131:54 - 131:59such as fear of death leading to lung symptoms previously described
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131:59 - 132:05or conflicts of besmirching leading to the so called bubonic plague - and many others.
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132:05 - 132:12At this point, the Spanish Flu or other alleged epidemics are often invoked.
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132:12 - 132:16As this subject would boost the time frame of this production
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132:16 - 132:22because the problem of infection would have to be dealt with in feature-length alone,
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132:22 - 132:29we may recommend here Michael Leitners documentary "H5N1 antwortet nicht" available on the internet.
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132:29 - 132:36This is skeptical of the infection theory, but not grounded on knowledge of the Five Biological Laws,
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132:36 - 132:40but on the established concept of disease.
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132:40 - 132:48Many other pieces on this subject can be found on www.klein-klein-media.de for free.
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132:48 - 132:50Vaccination according to New Medicine
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132:50 - 132:52What are vaccinations all about?
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132:52 - 132:56Vaccination is, at first, creation of fear.
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132:56 - 133:05From a view of the 5 laws of nature vaccination does not have a preventive of curative effect.
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133:05 - 133:11First of all it is an articial poisoning and a retaining of fear.
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133:11 - 133:16The support of the old belief of an enemy, nature that attacks me.
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133:16 - 133:21According to "new medicine" this is a critical thing,
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133:21 - 133:25because this belief is a strong foundation for follow up conflicts.
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133:25 - 133:30On the other hand, if someone needs a pseudo vaccination
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133:30 - 133:33for calming down, this might be useful.
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133:33 - 133:37The chemical contents of vaccinations are just toxic.
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133:37 - 133:42If the earth is not a disc, we don't need to think about a fence on the border
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133:42 - 133:44in order to prevent someone from falling off.
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133:44 - 133:50Special Programmes are biologically indispensible and cannot
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133:50 - 133:55be suppressed with some sort of vaccination. And why would we want to?
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133:55 - 134:00Even if it was possible it would be detrimental to do so because the Special Programmes help me get through the situation.
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134:00 - 134:06Mind you, of course, not to confuse this with the symptoms of the healing phase coming only after a conflict resolution.
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134:06 - 134:12With medical knowledge, vaccination can only be termed criminal.
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134:12 - 134:17Because it is impossible. Toxic agents are administered without any possibility
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134:17 - 134:23of yielding any positive effect.
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134:23 - 134:34A depot of nerve, muscle or reproductive toxines is induced into the body along with the claim
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134:34 - 134:42that it could protect against a ficticious infectious agent by provoking a reaction of a fictitious immune system.
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134:42 - 134:47In theory there are vaccination damages that are solely chemical, bio-chemical.
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134:47 - 134:51So just plain poisoning by the vaccination.
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134:51 - 134:56But I believe we need to differentiate. Because a lot of the anti-vaccination discussion,
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134:56 - 135:02that is arguing about vaccination damages does not know or regard the 5 laws of nature.
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135:02 - 135:10So if 1000 people are vaccinated and only 2 of them show specific symptoms
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135:10 - 135:17it might be, that it is not the biochemical factors, that are the cause for these symptoms.
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135:17 - 135:23And of course, the process of vaccination might cause a strong biological conflict for the child.
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135:23 - 135:30Just imagine, your own mother, in most of the cases, takes you to the doctor, a stranger,
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135:30 - 135:34who is hurting you, and sometimes you are even restrained by the own mother
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135:34 - 135:38so that the stranger can hurt you.
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135:38 - 135:43This is not a very good thing for the child and contains a lot of conflict potential.
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135:43 - 135:48And a lot of things could happen here. Things affecting the motoric system or the skin.
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135:48 - 135:51Like separation, the wish to get out of this situation.
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135:51 - 135:55From knowing "new medicine" we need to look at that a little more distant.
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135:55 - 136:00But of course, every application of an unknown chemical substance
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136:00 - 136:04within our body is a little poisoning.
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136:04 - 136:08If there are symptoms or not in the end depends on the intensity.
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136:08 - 136:25I don't want to go into it too far, because this whole chapter about the immune system and vaccinations is based entirely on non-facts.
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136:25 - 136:30And I cannot have a discussion about non-facts.
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136:30 - 136:39There is no record showing which agent causes which disease.
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136:39 - 136:45There is no proof for example for the existence of viruses.
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136:45 - 136:49We have never seen the immune system.
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136:49 - 137:01What they call the immune system are subfamilies of leukocytes,
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137:01 - 137:08helpers and suppressors etc. but this is built merely on ideas.
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137:08 - 137:11These are not facts. It cannot be discussed.
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137:11 - 137:18It is like having a discussion with someone who believes the earth is flat.
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137:18 - 137:21What could I say to him?
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137:21 - 137:26I can only say, one day, when you awake from this hypnosis,
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137:26 - 137:30you will realise that there is no "immune system".
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137:30 - 137:35There are many self-regulating systems in the organism.
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137:35 - 137:46There are many responses from different tissues with different types of cells, like leukocytes, enzymes or antibodies.
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137:46 - 137:49There is a constant regulation, but there is no "immune system".
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137:49 - 137:59There are efficient responses to situations we have to cope with.
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137:59 - 138:06But there is no immune system. And for vaccination there is absolutely no proof.
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138:06 - 138:13My children have never been vaccinated. They are 17 and 18 and in perfect health.
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138:13 - 138:20They didn't get any vaccination. Of course, I have never been afraid.
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138:20 - 138:25If I would have been afraid, everything would have been worse. I would have been afraid
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138:25 - 138:29that I made a mistake in omitting to vaccinate.
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138:29 - 138:34Now, when my child is coughing a little bit, hell breaks loose.
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138:34 - 138:42When I succeed to escape this superstition and hypnosis, these non-facts,
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138:42 - 138:46than I can take the decision for or against vaccination in a much relaxed way.
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138:46 - 138:50Then no one can make me get vaccinated - what for?
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138:50 - 138:57But this supersition has been spread by the media decades ago,
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138:57 - 139:05and has been implanted in the people's marrow.
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139:05 - 139:10And now we need to come back to normal, generation after generation.
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139:10 - 139:14It will take its time.
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139:14 - 139:22What is done since discovery of germs with the help of the microscope is,
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139:22 - 139:28that all this movement is seen as a war.
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139:28 - 139:36And since Louis Pasteur assumed, that there is a war happening, this is seen wherever we look.
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139:36 - 139:42And now we see those elements being active or not in the blood
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139:42 - 139:48and we see them as an intra-organic-special-forces-unit
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139:48 - 139:55fighting enemy bacteria and pushing forward the war.
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139:55 - 140:00Viewed from the 5 laws of nature all those cells and elements, they all do have a function.
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140:00 - 140:05But this function does not involve fighting a war, but as a self regulation.
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140:05 - 140:09Like cleaning up cell material, that is left from a biological program.
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140:09 - 140:14Regarding that, there is no immune system, as we believe to be
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140:14 - 140:20like an army at warfare, that is protecting us.
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140:20 - 140:27But there is a system, a system of self regulation, a cleaning team, that is maintaining everything.
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140:27 - 140:32And these are those cells, however we call them.
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140:32 - 140:36Those who carry out, those who propagate and those who produce vaccinations
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140:36 - 140:39have not yet offered any proof for the usefulness of vaccinations.
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140:39 - 140:46In place of such a proof, there are only statistics. Statisitics on vaccination usually look like this:
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140:46 - 140:51The red line represents the number of deaths in a specific disease.
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140:51 - 140:54At this point, vaccination was introduced.
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140:54 - 141:01Here it is obvious that there is no causal connection between the vaccination and the regression of the disease.
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141:01 - 141:05Another type of statistics is this:
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141:05 - 141:10The time befor the introduction of the vaccine is simply not shown,
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141:10 - 141:13so what was seen in the previous chart is invisible.
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141:13 - 141:18And this is the fact that the regression of the disease had started long before the introduction of the vaccine.
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141:18 - 141:22However, the most interesting statistical method is this:
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141:22 - 141:29It requires a lot of research to uncover what is actually behind this ostensibly successful vaccination.
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141:29 - 141:38It was done in the case of polio, for example. The trick is to change the definition of the disease or the obligation to report it to the authorities.
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141:38 - 141:45So from the moment of the introduction of the vaccine there is an entirely new characterisation of the respective disease.
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141:45 - 141:51Symptoms previously associated whit polio are nowdiagnosed as multiple sclerosis
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141:51 - 141:56or other diseases and where not reported as cases of polio
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141:56 - 141:59and don't enter the statistics any more.
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141:59 - 142:03Another way is to waver the obligation to report the disease
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142:03 - 142:10so that it doesn't appear in the statistics anymore ore only with a number near zero.
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142:10 - 142:16Or doctors simply diagnose something else, because it's impossible
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142:16 - 142:20that the patient suffers from the disease he is vaccinated against.
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142:20 - 142:25And this disease against which has been vaccinated disappears from the records.
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142:25 - 142:28only to remain there under a new name.
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142:28 - 142:35They constantly instigate our fear with the alleged numbers of thousands of deaths caused by flu.
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142:35 - 142:40A closer look on the origins of this number reveals - it doesn't exist.
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142:40 - 142:46The Robert-Koch-Institut (which draws up these numbers) will confirm how it is done:
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142:46 - 142:55They look at the numbers of deaths in summer and then in winter, the latter always being a little higher,
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142:55 - 142:59they take the difference - and this is the number of flu deaths.
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142:59 - 143:05They assume that this can only be explained by infections.
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143:05 - 143:14While even the number of traffic accidents in the winter can be so much higher that there are significantly more deaths.
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143:14 - 143:22I won't have myself vaccinated, and although I had my children vaccinated according to my previous knowledge,
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143:22 - 143:25I wouldn't do it anymore. That is my personal opinion.
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143:25 - 143:30I won't vaccinate neither myself nor my children in the future.
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143:30 - 143:35"I don't know If I have not made a terrible mistake
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143:35 - 143:42and created something ingenious." Edward Jenner, first vaccine inventor
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143:42 - 143:50But what about AIDS? Everybody talks about it. Is it possible that this is a great bad joke?
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143:50 - 143:57What we know as AIDS doesn't exist. The hypothetic HI virus doesn't cause AIDS.
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143:57 - 144:03And the diseases summarised under this "Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome" have nothing to do
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144:03 - 144:10with the immune system which doesn't really exist as what it had been considered previously.
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144:10 - 144:17AIDS is a pool of arbitrarily chosen diseases, and they are different for each part of the world.
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144:17 - 144:20They even include herpes.
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144:20 - 144:23And how about the people in Africa?
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144:23 - 144:29They have all sorts of diseases which are declared "AIDS". It's just arbitrary.
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144:29 - 144:38They are not even tested for HIV. When they have a running nose they have AIDS.
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144:38 - 144:41About AIDS there is hope. You're going to hear about that tonight.
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144:41 - 144:46Ms. Papagiannidou, journalist, is a former AIDS patient and says openly.
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144:46 - 144:53She will speak about her fight and will offer what I told you earlier, hope.
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144:53 - 144:58However I had full blown AIDS for 12 years, suffered all kind of illnesses,
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144:58 - 145:06Went back and forth to the outside world and now I'm in perfect health without doctors or AIDS drugs.
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145:06 - 145:11Ladies and Gentlemen, here is Mrs. Papagiannidou's husband.
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145:11 - 145:16Three years married. He certainly knows that there is an issue.
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145:16 - 145:21How did he face it? Let's ask him.
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145:21 - 145:28I've been studying this subject matter since 1984, and I know that being positive does not mean
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145:28 - 145:30that you are sick or that there is a virus.
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145:30 - 145:34So I knew that she had nothing.
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145:34 - 145:37Gilles presented to me the other side of AIDS
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145:37 - 145:41in 2006. It was an even bigger shock to me to learn that there was another view about AIDS
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145:41 - 145:44after all I suffered during those hard years.
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145:44 - 145:56Gilles showed to me that the test I had taken does not detect HIV virus because the HIV virus has never been found anywhere.
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145:56 - 146:06Here is the test kit package insert from Abbott Laboratories. Dr. Gallo together with Abbott made the antibodies test.
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146:06 - 146:14This test, as much as any other test used for that purpose, claim on their insert which is never showed to us -
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146:14 - 146:20At present there is no recognised standard for establishing the presence and absence
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146:20 - 146:24of HIV-1 antibody in human blood.
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146:24 - 146:30It is written by the makers. This insert is never shown to anyone.
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146:30 - 146:36When you ask the doctors to show it, they say it is prohibited by the government.
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146:36 - 146:43As for the health ministry I have sent them an official request two years ago.
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146:43 - 146:48asking them to present us the proofs, when was the virus isolated? Where is the scientific experiment proving the existence of HIV
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146:48 - 147:00and that such entity can cause the death of immune cells?
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147:00 - 147:06What matters is, you are saying about...
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147:06 - 147:09I'd like to present to you evidence of scientific fraud. - You say that there is a scientific fraud about AIDS.
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147:09 - 147:12Let me show you the evidence. She presents the original scientific paper by Dr. Gallo.
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147:12 - 147:16He crossed whatever he did not like and nowhere is there any proof given.
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147:16 - 147:22Here it says: "Despit intensive research efforts the causative agent of AIDS has not yet been identified."
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147:22 - 147:31He erased those two lines and sent the paper to be published in the "Science" magazine.
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147:31 - 147:40I would like to say that I'm not an exceptional or a rare case. I'm only different because I speak publicly.
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147:40 - 147:44There are thousands like me all over the world who have quit the medication.
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147:44 - 147:50Why do you come out and speak publicly? I find it very daring and courageous.
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147:50 - 147:53But since that documentation fell into my hands, I could not stay silent.
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147:53 - 147:57You say to yourself: That's not possible and want to discuss it with others - we ar humans.
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147:57 - 148:02Should I keep that evidence only for me at home?
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148:02 - 148:07The AIDS doctors mostly appy the AIDS protocols which was proved to be faulty.
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148:07 - 148:11Since I knew that I have no health problem, all evidence ascertains that, we would like, with my husband, to have a child.
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148:11 - 148:19If I do so, because I was found positive once, with a test that does not detect the virus, and there is the relevant documentation,
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148:19 - 148:24that AIDS protocol dictates that AZT should be given to my baby for fourty days.
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148:24 - 148:29AIDS patient are prescribed, amon others, the drug AZT.
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148:29 - 148:34which, unfortunately, is highly toxic and bears a skull on the package.
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148:34 - 148:41A decisive death factor is the doctor's diagnosis along with the prognosis
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148:41 - 148:44of death due to AIDS.
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148:44 - 148:51the patient is turned to perpetual conflict acitivity, he cannot recreate and will emaciate.
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148:51 - 148:54With your husband, do you have normal sexual contacts?
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148:54 - 148:56Absolutely normal. . Without condom?
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148:56 - 149:02No condom at all, because we know with AIDS, if you are well informed, you live, if you don't, you die. so get informed. Doctor, tell us about that.
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149:02 - 149:05And she tells us... Since when have you been infected?
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149:05 - 149:09Since 1985. Virtually, since the beginning of AIDS. My story coincides with it.
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149:09 - 149:161985, that is 24 years ago since she was infected by the AIDS virus.
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149:16 - 149:22Veryfied through exams: Yes, you are positive, yes, you went ill.
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149:22 - 149:29But she is alive, married for three years now, she has normal sexual contacts with her husband who has not become infected.
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149:29 - 149:31She says: I'm living. I'm doing fine.
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149:31 - 149:36If the health ministry does not show us the proofs of isolation of that virus, it can't give mandatory treatment to newborn babies.
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149:36 - 149:43It won't give mandatory treatment to my baby for something that is not proven to exist.
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149:43 - 149:49It is now crucial to verify if you have really infected someone with the virus or not.
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149:49 - 149:54Have any criminal or medical examinations been done so far in that respect?
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149:54 - 149:57Unfortunately, I am not allowed to talk about this.
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149:57 - 150:04Of course, some things have been initiated, but I will readily disclose them
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150:04 - 150:06only at the appropriate time.
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150:06 - 150:09We have sought some information about the medical scientific view on this:
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150:09 - 150:16After many years - especially under appropriate medical treatment,
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150:16 - 150:22this verification is very difficult and actually downright impossible to obtain, according to experts.
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150:22 - 150:27"This verification is very difficult and actually downright impossible to obtain."
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150:27 - 150:39Of course, I always recommend to ask for proofs in order to get certainty, unless you are already firm.
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150:39 - 150:43When I know for sure, for example thanks to New Medicine, that it just cannot be like that,
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150:43 - 150:48because I have verified Hamer's discoveries and confirmed them,
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150:48 - 150:54so that there is no space for any exogenous infectious agent
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150:54 - 150:56coming accidentally from the outside,
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150:56 - 151:06then it may be reasonable to ask for proofs, in order to reassure yourself of the truth and become more self-confident.
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151:06 - 151:13When it comes to the existence of viruses I can say that I followed that course:
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151:13 - 151:19I have questioned the Robert-Koch-Institut - I got nothing.
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151:19 - 151:24I have questioned my health insurance agency -i didn't get any publication.
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151:24 - 151:29I followed that course, and I would encourage others to do the same.
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151:29 - 151:32It is quite simple. You only need to ask:
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151:32 - 151:41Where is a scientific publication demonstrating the discovery and isolation, i. e. the proof
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151:41 - 151:54of any virus allegedly causing disease - measles, HIV, pox, flu - where has it been proven?
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151:54 - 151:55And they have nothing to offer in this regard.
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151:55 - 152:03They cannot give you anything, because in the publications to which they refer internally,
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152:03 - 152:08and which they produce at fast pace - either animals
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152:08 - 152:14or chick embryos or cell cultures are killed.
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152:14 - 152:19And then they say there must be a virus inside, because, the animal
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152:19 - 152:22I have given an injection or the cell culture
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152:22 - 152:27I have ceased to supply or even intoxicated, have died - so there must be a virus.
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152:27 - 152:33And of course, they won't disclose this adulteration, the are ashamed of it, because
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152:33 - 152:39there is already so much information out in the public - and so they won't single out any specific publication.
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152:39 - 152:44They say: There are entire libraries full of publications, and it's a consensus,
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152:44 - 152:48and we cannot go through thousands of publications.
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152:48 - 152:54And in the sum of these thousands of publications we would have to provide,
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152:54 - 153:02somewhere in their sum, the proof is hidden - probably between the commas.
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153:02 - 153:07And this is easy to verify for everyone. I always show my own publications
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153:07 - 153:11and what marks a scientific publication:
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153:11 - 153:18The date of the publication, the date when the manuscript was submitted, then in the meantime it was reviewd and then accepted for publication.
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153:18 - 153:23Unless these two dates appear on the paper, it is not an original scientific work.
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153:23 - 153:26Then it is some essay or second hand literature,
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153:26 - 153:30in place of which you could just as well have a porn collection sent to you,
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153:30 - 153:32and you will have more fun with it.
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153:32 - 153:37By chance, you'll even find some isolated things on it.
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153:37 - 153:43But everything they used to send earlier showed nothing of that sort.
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153:43 - 153:50And this means that we have left the stage where it was possible,
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153:50 - 153:52as a member of parliament, to play stupid:
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153:52 - 153:59Oh, I have no understanding of this, I have studied law, or economic dumb science,
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153:59 - 154:02but biology, medicine, this is only for experts.
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154:02 - 154:07No. It has by now become so easy to verify
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154:07 - 154:13and to explicate that there can be no excuse anymore.
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154:13 - 154:18The head of the German health agency Ulla Schmidt wrote on 5 January 2004:
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154:18 - 154:24"Of course, the Humane Immunodeficiency Virus is considered to be
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154:24 - 154:27scientifically detected according to the scientific consensus."
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154:27 - 154:35But "considered to be" is not "is". And: A "consensus" cannot be photographed!
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154:35 - 154:44Google: HIV-Isolation
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154:44 - 154:48What can be seen in those pictures that were disclosed earlier
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154:48 - 154:52and still circulate on the internet?
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154:52 - 154:56If it is a transversal section of the cell, everyone can recognise that it shows nothing but cellular elements
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154:56 - 155:03i. e. mitochondria cut at the apex, so these are the compartiments
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155:03 - 155:08employed by the cell to conduct internal and external transport.
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155:08 - 155:17Die sind in diesem Größenbereich, sehen aber alle unterschiedlich groß aus, sind natürlich auch nicht dafür gemacht,
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155:17 - 155:24den ganzen Zellverbund zu verlassen und sind deswegen nicht stabil, haben nicht immer das gleiche Aussehen,
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155:24 - 155:32haben (((nicht - eine Nukleinsäure beinhaltet das nicht))) was ich durch einfachste Färbetechniken schon darstellen kann.
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155:32 - 155:37A different way to produce those particles to be presented as viruses
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155:37 - 155:44is to create an ordinary emulsion of proteines, fat and water.
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155:44 - 155:52Than small particles develop - like in soap - which have to be fixated chemically
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155:52 - 155:56or even frozen, so that it is possible to take a photograph of them.
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155:56 - 156:02But even in this case you can see that they are all of different size
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156:02 - 156:06and that any biochemical analysis is lacking.
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156:06 - 156:10This is logical. To isolate these particles
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156:10 - 156:15and make a biochemical analysis of their composition - is simply not done.
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156:15 - 156:23And it is not required - They just give you an isolated picture as proof for something.
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156:23 - 156:25And this is already an attempt to fraud.
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156:25 - 156:30This is clear evidence of fraud: On demanding a scientific publication
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156:30 - 156:32you are shown an isolated picture.
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156:32 - 156:38This is a real brazenness to present
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156:38 - 156:46an isolated photograph, without any exlpanation
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156:46 - 156:51as to how it was obtained and what has been done there - to present this as proof for something, all the more after being asked
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156:51 - 156:55for a scientific publication - this is a common attempt to deceit.
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156:55 - 157:00As to this short video sequence which is claimed
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157:00 - 157:14to show the birth of HIV. This is simply brazen.
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157:14 - 157:28They claim that a cell was given genetical information necessary to produce a proteine
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157:28 - 157:40which is attributed to HIV but allegedly being only some part of HIV, the cell seemingly
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157:40 - 157:47produced and expelled this proteine, seen as little particles on its surface,
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157:47 - 157:54which can be made visible using fluorescence microscopy
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157:54 - 157:58as lightning or, through staining agents, coloured.
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157:58 - 158:05The original publication clearly states: "these are virus like particles".
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158:05 - 158:08so this is merely a model.
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158:08 - 158:16While the very same scientis in the media claimed that it is HIV.
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158:16 - 158:25Reading the original publications, you realise what brazen and shameless liars they are.
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158:25 - 158:28But why would we? Reading the manual? What for?
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158:28 - 158:31The few who do so will of course leave the job.
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158:31 - 158:36Or those who begin to question already during their studies: What are we measuring here?
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158:36 - 158:44How can we have obtained, after 20 measurements, 10 positive and 10 negative results?
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158:44 - 158:47Why is this fact ignored in the disussions? That's how it really looks like.
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158:47 - 158:55For this reason, no AIDS or cancer researcher will be able to step back and have a different look on the conditions.
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158:55 - 159:00It is instead presupposed that these conditions have to be fought against.
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159:00 - 159:08research is based on this dogma and paradigm and has therefore arrived at a dead end.
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159:08 - 159:17In every observation, this dogmatic concept of disease is invoked.
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159:17 - 159:24Goethe - in vein - has posed a warning to us 200 years ago in Faust I:
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159:24 - 159:30"This was the medicine—the patients' woes soon ended,And none demanded: who got well? Thus we, our hellish boluses compounding,
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159:30 - 159:34Among these vales and hills surrounding, Worse than the pestilence, have passed. Thousands were done to death from poison of my giving;
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159:34 - 159:40And I must hear, by all the living, The shameless murderers praised at last!" (FROM BAYARD TAYLOR'S TRANSLATION)
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159:40 - 159:45I'm still keeping contact to some of my former colleagues.
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159:45 - 159:56Just recently I had a conversation with one of them, who had tried last year to enlighten me about measles.
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159:56 - 160:08(which issue was quickly settled). Now recently he came up with tetanus.
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160:08 - 160:20I just looked at him and said: You hold a doctor's degree in chemistry.
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160:20 - 160:27You should be aware of the fact that the tetanus bacterium
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160:27 - 160:35just like all other bacteria, can produce toxines only in the absence of oxygene.
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160:35 - 160:45He looked at me and said: Of course. It's anaerobic.
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160:45 - 160:47Upon which I noted:
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160:47 - 160:54Presumably you are not interested in learning more details about this issue and New Medicine in general,
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160:54 - 160:58because if so you would neither want nor be able to work for the drug industry any longer.
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160:58 - 161:06No, they don't know better. They are all believers. I used to believe it myself.
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161:06 - 161:16That you always need ACE to lower the blood pressure, and things like this, I used to believe all of it.
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161:16 - 161:26Only in 2000, I myself had all vaccinations refreshed for the last time.
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161:26 - 161:35I think it's a problem of medical education. There's too much theory and far too little practice.
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161:35 - 161:39And learning consists of dull memorising.
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161:39 - 161:46It wouldn't satisfy me. In the end, you have: If someone has a cold
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161:46 - 161:49he's given antibiotics, if someone has hypertension, he's given beta blockers.
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161:49 - 161:54Always according to the book. If someone has an exanthema, he's given cortisone, etc.
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161:54 - 161:56It doesn't require much consideration.
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161:56 - 162:11This enables them to process a lot of patients. So I think it's also an economic issue.
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162:11 - 162:16Two phases on three levels
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162:16 - 162:25Understanding which processes the three levels brain, organ and psyche ungdergo during the two phases, is of high importance.
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162:25 - 162:32Starting with the DHS which represents a conflict between perceived reality
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162:32 - 162:39and biological needs, all three levels are turned to sympathicotonia.
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162:39 - 162:44A meaningful biological Special Programme begins.
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162:44 - 162:49The brain relay responsible for each biological need
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162:49 - 162:54as well as the corresponding organs and conscious actions, develops a hyperfunction.
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162:54 - 163:02In the Brain CT scan, we see a Hamer Focus.
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163:02 - 163:08On the psychical level, there is compulsive dwelling over the conflict, not leaving any space for other thoughts,
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163:08 - 163:16until the conflict is resolved or becomes obsolete. We cannot sleep during nights, as the resolving of the problem has top priority.
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163:16 - 163:24On the organic level, there are general symptoms like stenosis of blood vessels or release of stress hormones.
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163:24 - 163:32We are anorectic, as the mouse, to stick to our example, wouldn't take up food while running away.
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163:32 - 163:37And in the specific organ affected, sympathicotonia, depending on the type of tissue, would result
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163:37 - 163:42in hypofunction or hyperfunction according to the Third Law.
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163:42 - 163:48It is also worth mentioning that a Hamer Focus can be seen on a CT scan of the affected organ, too.
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163:48 - 163:55Provided that the conflict becomes resolved or obsolete, all three levels enter the repair phase.
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163:55 - 164:01The word repair phase might suggest that everything is over, but it may become dangerous,
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164:01 - 164:03especially due to the cerebral process.
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164:03 - 164:12This repair phase A (also called post-conflictolysis A, pcl A) is the edematous phase.
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164:12 - 164:17The brain relay, now without a Hamer Focus, stores water.
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164:17 - 164:23Which results in swelling. It was precisely this condition previously described as a brain tumor,
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164:23 - 164:27which is correct, as tumor refers merely to a tissue expansion.
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164:27 - 164:32What's wrong is the assumtion that this is caused by a malignant and never ending process.
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164:32 - 164:39However, a possible danger arises only from the dimension and position of this temporary tumor.
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164:39 - 164:44On the psychic level, the phase after conflict resolution is characterised by disengagement,
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164:44 - 164:46and we are able to relax and read a book if we wish so.
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164:46 - 164:52In the organ, there is also swelling due to water storage.
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164:52 - 165:00Both swelling processes, depending on which neighbouring tissues they exert pressure on, can cause pain and other symptoms,
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165:00 - 165:05for example due to obstruction of nerves and tubes or sqeezing of other brain areas.
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165:05 - 165:11Nearly all sorts of pain and impairment not caused by trauma
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165:11 - 165:14appear due to swelling in this repair phase A.
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165:14 - 165:20General organic symptoms of the conflict active phase, like elevated release of stress hormones
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165:20 - 165:25or stenosis of vessels, are temporarily turned to their opposites
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165:25 - 165:28and slowly normalise until the end of the entire process.
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165:28 - 165:33Therefore, we tend to have warm hands during the repair phase.
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165:33 - 165:36The swelling of the brain relay regularly causes hypofunction
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165:36 - 165:40or even complete dysfunction of the organ it controls.
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165:40 - 165:46Parkinson's disease, paralysis of a bowel segment or anaesthesia of the skin are examples
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165:46 - 165:50for hypofunction caused by brain edema.
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165:50 - 165:59Psyche: Disengagement, relaxation Brain: swelling of the specific relay Organ: swelling
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165:59 - 166:03This repair phase A persists for a maximum of three weeks.
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166:03 - 166:08Provided the conflict is not constantly reactivated.
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166:08 - 166:11in wich case the repair phase has to begin anew each time.
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166:11 - 166:17A typical situation is having trouble at the worklplace with colleagues or the boss,
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166:17 - 166:23or anything else - then you are conflict active while on the job - and disengaged when coming home
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166:23 - 166:26where you develop healing symptoms, when you go to work again, you become again conflict active.
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166:26 - 166:28So the whole thing keeps constantly rolling back and forth.
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166:28 - 166:34After this maximum of three weeks, the cerebral and organic edemae are sqeezed out.
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166:34 - 166:36This is a single moment of sympathicotonia.
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166:36 - 166:44And due to the interrelation of the three levels, conflict activity returns on the psychic level as well for the duration of this so called epicrisis.
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166:44 - 166:51Suddenly, the conflict already resolved for some time, seizes our mind again.
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166:51 - 166:54and is, with Dr. Hamer's words, experienced for a second time in time-lapse mode.
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166:54 - 167:01The word epicrisis has a twofold meaning. On the one hand it means - quite conveniently - final report.
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167:01 - 167:10On the other hand it is an acronyme of epileptic or epileptoid crisis describing the symptoms of this stage.
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167:10 - 167:17We experience this seizure as which the epicrisis on the brain level appears many times every day.
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167:17 - 167:21In extensive swellings this may become dangerous
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167:21 - 167:25and requires medication or other measures.
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167:25 - 167:30According to this novel knowledge, medication can be started at the right time,
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167:30 - 167:32as the epicrisis does no longer come as a surprise,
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167:32 - 167:39but experienced therapists are able to predict its day and hour exactly.
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167:39 - 167:44On the organic level, the epicrisis adopts very specific forms, depending on the organ and type of tissue.
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167:44 - 167:53These crises may appear as epileptic seizures, syncope, colics, sneezing, different types of heart attacks,
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167:53 - 167:59asthma, panic and many others like birth or orgasm,
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167:59 - 168:04these latter two being also part of significant Biological Special Programmes,
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168:04 - 168:08abiding by these Five Biological Laws.
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168:08 - 168:13The duration of the epicrisis differs between all four types of tissue.
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168:13 - 168:20In the ectoderm, there is a regular maximal duration of 20 seconds, which can however be prolongated by tensing up.
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168:20 - 168:25For example if you try to push back muscular paroxysm instead of relaxing.
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168:25 - 168:32In this diagramme, there is only one epicrisis, but there may be several in succession.
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168:32 - 168:37This is because during the epicrisis, the edematous brain relay is squeezed out.
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168:37 - 168:45If this is not accomplished with a single epicrisis, several trials are taken, for example, when we have to sneeze repeatedly.
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168:45 - 168:52The liquid from the swellings is peed out during the transition to repair phase B.
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168:52 - 168:54We call this the peeing phase.
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168:54 - 169:03During pcl B, the normal state is restored. The severe symptoms of pcl A are left behind.
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169:03 - 169:07Cicatrisation is now observed both in the brain and the organ.
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169:07 - 169:12Connective tissue, stemming from the middle germ layer, immigrates.
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169:12 - 169:19When a Special Programme often repeats this repair phase B, the affected tissue will be mixed with new scar tissue each time,
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169:19 - 169:24which was previously diagnosed as de-differentiated tissue,
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169:24 - 169:30because due to the mixing with connective tissue, it couldn't be regognised as stemming from one germ layer.
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169:30 - 169:36Some organs develep cysts providing for a lasting hyperfunction.
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169:36 - 169:42For example, an ovarian cyst makes a woman look ten years younger permanently.
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169:42 - 169:47So it needs not to be removed for its assumed malignancy.
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169:47 - 169:52If in old-brain tissues, the microbes necessary for the decomposition of tumors are lacking,
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169:52 - 169:56the tumors are encapsulated in this phase.
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169:56 - 170:05So they remain forever. Frequently running Programmes leave chalk residues from pcl B.
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170:05 - 170:10Previously calcified shoulders or arteries were attributed to an allegedly wrong diet,
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170:10 - 170:17but they are the result of processes that have often become necessary in a person's life.
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170:17 - 170:23These cicatrisations, cystifications, densifications and encapsulations
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170:23 - 170:27are the remaining final states of Special Programmes.
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170:27 - 170:33The vast majority of them won't be ever noticed, but in the eye or bone, for example,
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170:33 - 170:38these remaining scars can pose a lasting impairment,
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170:38 - 170:45for which reason one should try to prevent the Special Programmes from becoming necessary again, if possible.
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170:45 - 170:51"The greatest mistake in the treatment of diseases is that there are physicians for the body and physicians for the soul,
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170:51 - 170:57although the two cannot be separated." Plato, 427-347 BC.
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170:57 - 171:01Here is the entire process at a glance:
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171:01 - 171:10During the conflict active phase, activity of the affected brain area is observed – in the psyche: compulsive dwelling over
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171:10 - 171:18and searching for a resolution of the conflict – at the organ a specific sympathicontonic symptom.
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171:18 - 171:25After conflict resolution, during pcl A, there is swelling of the brain area and the organ, resulting in hypofunction
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171:25 - 171:31or complete dysfunction, or pain or other symptoms
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171:31 - 171:34caused directly by the mechanical pressure.
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171:34 - 171:40At the same time, cell proliferation or depletion resulting from the active phase are undone.
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171:40 - 171:44The psyche is disengaged and relaxed.
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171:44 - 171:48During the epicrisis, the swellings are squeezed and subsequently peed out.
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171:48 - 171:53The symptoms of which are very specific both on the organ as on the psychic level,
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171:53 - 171:56but always presenting as greatly exacerbated conflict activity,
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171:56 - 172:01so the active phase is experienced for a second time in time-lapse mode.
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172:01 - 172:09During pcl B, the normal state is slowly restored – accompanied by the same, if weaker symptoms of pcl A.
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172:09 - 172:15In the brain and at the organ, there is cicatrisation, at the organ there may be cystification,
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172:15 - 172:20encapsulation or densification which result in lasting final states.
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172:20 - 172:27All symptoms not obviously caused by trauma, intoxication or, perhaps, malnutrition,
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172:27 - 172:30can be tracked according to this pattern.
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172:30 - 172:35The principal question is which tissue is affected and what is the current phase.
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172:35 - 172:40The cause for the starting of the Prorgammes can among other things be seen from the function of the affected organ.
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172:40 - 172:47"cervical cancer of the uterus", leukemia, aching bones, panic, swollen tonsils, gastric pain,
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172:47 - 172:50vomiting, diabetes - insuline deficiency "hyperglycemia" "hypoglycemia" "severe hyperglycemia followed by severe hypoglycemia",
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172:50 - 172:53diabetes - glucagone deficiency - "hypoglucemia" "hyperglucemia" "severe hypoglucemia", bronchial cancer,
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172:53 - 172:59pimples, suicide (attacker), acoustic hallucination, "bladder inflammation", hypothyreosis, alopecia,
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172:59 - 173:02tooth pain, median otitis, paralysis, Parkinson's disease, "skin cancer",
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173:02 - 173:05Alzheimer's Disease (bad memory), glaucoma, cellulitis final state of cicatrisation
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173:05 - 173:10Basically there are three different ways of how to realize being ill.
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173:10 - 173:18First is having a corporal sign like a redden skin. Second one is having a symptom, like itching
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173:18 - 173:26or a pain. And third that you are told by someone, based on different parameters and opinions.
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173:26 - 173:30From the view of the "new medicine", we always need to ask, what is it, that this person really has?
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173:30 - 173:34In established medicine today we have strong labelization of illness.
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173:34 - 173:40It's like there are different containers and every container is a specific label of disease
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173:40 - 173:43and contains a lot of different elements.
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173:43 - 173:50And as for fuzzy terms like multiple sclerosis, of which there is an infinite number,
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173:50 - 173:54they don't rest on permissable definitions.
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173:54 - 173:57Have a look on Wikipedia to learn which symptoms are listed under these namings.
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173:57 - 174:01Often there is a list of 20 symptoms or even more.
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174:01 - 174:05So if there are 5 people with the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, it might be,
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174:05 - 174:08that symptom wise they are totally different,
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174:08 - 174:15only having the same diagnosis. Coming from the 5 laws of nature this way to work is hardly possible.
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174:15 - 174:19Coming from the "new medicine" it is always important to see, what is really there.
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174:19 - 174:26But if you disentangle the symptoms and analyse them seperately according to New Medicine, everything becomes clear.
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174:26 - 174:31Which germ layer, which tissue type in which phase?
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174:31 - 174:39Then we know immediately what kind of conflict, what interpretation of conflict in which phase is present for this person,
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174:39 - 174:45and why this person experienced a conflict like that or why he/she does not get out of the situation
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174:45 - 174:51keeping the process reoccuring. This is always an individual matter for every person.
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174:51 - 174:58So there is no "multiple sclerosis" with a thousand symptoms which may be brought about by this or that.
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174:58 - 175:05There are merely specific Special Programmes each of which is triggered precisely by one conflict matter.
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175:05 - 175:12Among these specific Special Programmes, there is one, however, which exerts great influence on all other Programmes.
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175:12 - 175:20The kidney's collecting tubules The renal collecting tubules stem from the endoderm,
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175:20 - 175:23their task is reabsorbation of water.
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175:23 - 175:31Of 120 liters circulating through the kidneys everyday, 99% are kept
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175:31 - 175:35and 1% is passed through and peed out.
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175:35 - 175:40Of course, we don't hold 120 liters, but our blood is circulated through the kidneys all the time,
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175:40 - 175:44and this ammounts to 120 liters per day.
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175:44 - 175:52Normally, from these 120 liters, 1% is filtered out. So we should pee 1.2 liters per day.
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175:52 - 175:58However, when storing water becomes biologically necessary, reabsorbation is intensified.
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175:58 - 176:05This may be the case when one hast lost his safe haven, a place where he had felt at home and secure.
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176:05 - 176:10The loss of this "safe haven" is biologically interpreted
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176:10 - 176:14like ending up in the desert or when a fish has been swept onto the dry bank.
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176:14 - 176:20Also a loved partner or, in small children, the mother may represent such a safe haven.
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176:20 - 176:26The conflict is also described as "feeling like a motherless child", „feeling badly cared for“,
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176:26 - 176:31or as an "existential conflict" or "refugee conflict".
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176:31 - 176:37Its biological essence is however unambigous: An oasis providing full security
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176:37 - 176:44- the specific meaning of this remaining subject to everyone's determination - is lost with nowhere else to go.
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176:44 - 176:50The result is water storage due to an increased reabsorbation
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176:50 - 176:52which protects from dehydration.
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176:52 - 177:00Nature doesnt no of our modern technology of water supply and that we are not at risk of dehydration.
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177:00 - 177:07The Special Programme has originated at some point in the evolution of species and disregards our cultural exploits.
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177:07 - 177:13Previously, the condition was consideres as renal insufficiency, for the poor excretion of water,
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177:13 - 177:19when this is quite to the contrary brought about by hyperfunction of the collecting tubules.
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177:19 - 177:24During the active phase, the water may be stored in the adipose
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177:24 - 177:29or connective tissue, resultin in a constant gain of weight.
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177:29 - 177:34This obesity has nothing to do with a wrong diet.
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177:34 - 177:39Dr. Hamer even says that 90% of all adipose people
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177:39 - 177:44are active "refugees" and store water.
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177:44 - 177:49There was a lot of talking about the fat junk food eaters in the US. Perhaps the cause of their obesity
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177:49 - 177:54can be found in a society where fear of the future is a normal condition.
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177:54 - 178:00causing the organism to store all nutritive elements available as reserves.
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178:00 - 178:06According to the three level synchronicity, the corresponding psychic symptom is
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178:06 - 178:12regarding the world as an insecure and uncomfortable place to be,
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178:12 - 178:16and affected persons make frequent remarks to this effect.
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178:16 - 178:23It is often difficult to determine a refugee conflict in oneself as it has a great variety
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178:23 - 178:28of different manifestations.
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178:28 - 178:31one person may be worried about his economic existence, another one
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178:31 - 178:34is missing somewone else to talk with about his problems.
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178:34 - 178:40But in essence, there is always the same feeling involved. According to my experience,
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178:40 - 178:45in almost every case it turns out that from one point in time, a person's mother was no longer able to sufficiently care for him,
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178:45 - 178:52to provide means of existence, security, a home,
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178:52 - 178:56or was not available for addressing his sorrows and needs.
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178:56 - 178:59Or perhaps she died.
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178:59 - 179:06So in essence, it is always about a basic confidence in the world, an unconditional feeling of security.
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179:06 - 179:12The mother as the "center of the universe" nourishing and protecting us.
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179:12 - 179:17As this causal relation between gaining weight and the renal collecting tubule conflict was not known before,
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179:17 - 179:21all nutrition theories were self-contradictory.
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179:21 - 179:25So many people, despite eating a lot of appearantly fattening food,
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179:25 - 179:29don't gain weight as they feel secure and well.
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179:29 - 179:35They don't need to store anything, as they are not afraid of receiving nothing the next day.
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179:35 - 179:41But persons who feel insecure or badly cared for, usually have littly money,
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179:41 - 179:48(except for those in whom the conflict is centered around another person instead of economic problems).
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179:48 - 179:54So persons who store a lot of water due to their constant financial worrying,
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179:54 - 180:01are of course most likely to be found at places where food is not expensive.
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180:01 - 180:09The conclusion that the allegedly inadequate food is the cause of their obesity is now outdated.
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180:09 - 180:15After conflict resolution, when a loved person, security, home, a good place to be
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180:15 - 180:21is regained, pcl A shows a hypofunction of the renal collecting tubules.
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180:21 - 180:26So reabsorbation of water is significantly decreased.
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180:26 - 180:31Water is pouring out of you und you have to visit the toilet all the time.
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180:31 - 180:39This is the mechanism actually resonsible for losing weight and explains why diets don't work.
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180:39 - 180:45Of course it is also possible to lose weight through sweating or not eating, i. e. spending the reserves.
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180:45 - 180:50But resolving the renal collecting tubule conflict should be given top priority.
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180:50 - 180:55The great significance of this programme in connection with all other programmes
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180:55 - 180:59is due to the swellings that occur in pcl A of every Special Programme.
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180:59 - 181:07The storing of water in the brain and at the organ site in the beginning of pcl is many times exacerbated,
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181:07 - 181:14when at the same time the organism is storing water anyway due to activity of the renal collecting tubules.
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181:14 - 181:19this may increase the size of swellings up to ten times.
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181:19 - 181:23One can even say that strong pain
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181:23 - 181:28and other strong symptoms occur only due to active collecting tubules.
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181:28 - 181:35During activity of the collecting tubules, a bee sting will cause extensive swelling,
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181:35 - 181:39previously misinterpreted as allergy.
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181:39 - 181:47Therefore it is central for every therapy that the patient feels well, protected and secure.
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181:47 - 181:55Because a fact known to established medicine: that symptoms suddenly exacerbate with hospitalisation,
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181:55 - 181:58has now been made plausible.
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181:58 - 182:03As soon as a patient is left alone in a hospital bed where hardly anyone is sincerely caring for him
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182:03 - 182:09the so called refugee conflict becomes active, in this case also named hospital conflict,
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182:09 - 182:14more water is stored and swellings increase rapidly.
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182:14 - 182:21Thus the very existence of and the procedures in hospitals should be basically reviewed and reconsidered.
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182:21 - 182:26When I was working in the Intencive Care Unit in Freiburg, there were considerations
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182:26 - 182:31to close the unit, because actually no one escaped from there.
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182:31 - 182:39I saw only one who survived - in six years!
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182:39 - 182:43This phenomenon explains many seemingly effective therapies.
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182:43 - 182:52A patient with pain may visit a doctor, therapist or practitioner of accupuncture, massage, homeopathy or mental healer or shaman
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182:52 - 182:57of his own choice, and perhaps the pain is relieving already in the waiting room,
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182:57 - 183:03so that he now feels uncomfortable to have come there at all.
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183:03 - 183:08Or when there is an immediate improvement after a conversation or a freely chosen therapy.
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183:08 - 183:15What actually brings about this improvement is that the patient feels no longer helpless, abandoned and alone
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183:15 - 183:22with his symptom, so the necessity of storing water disappears immediately and the swellings
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183:22 - 183:27responsible for strong pain or other impairments decrease rapidly.
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183:27 - 183:33So the effectiveness of the broad variety of available therapies
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183:33 - 183:39does not have a direct cause in each case, but comes through a by-passing not known to the various therapists.
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183:39 - 183:46But as they could point to many successful applications of their method, they have never had reason to doubt its effectiveness.
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183:46 - 183:52Perhaps the often cited bon mot ending all controversies about therapies:
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183:52 - 184:00„Who heals is right“, is refuted after all.
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184:00 - 184:06"Life expectancy decreases fairly proportionally with the number of inhabitants per physician,
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184:06 - 184:17i. e. with increasing density of physicians" Scientific institute of German local public health insurance agencies (1979)
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184:17 - 184:23Case report: cervical uterine carcinoma - tachycardia - pulmonar alveoles
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184:23 - 184:25They exerted direct pressure on me.
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184:25 - 184:32Along the line: Now you are responsible for a child, and I should go to hospital immediately,
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184:32 - 184:41otherwise I wouldn't survive.
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184:41 - 184:49Even when knowing or studying New Medicine,
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184:49 - 184:57this hits you hard when you are told by someone: you won't survive this.
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184:57 - 185:04I was diagnosed with a cervical carcinoma of the uterus
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185:04 - 185:11during pregnancy with my son.
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185:11 - 185:21Freqent tests were made, the last one was one year ago, and the parameters always went up and down.
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185:21 - 185:28I mean this Pap classification. They also found those alleged dangerous "viruses".
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185:28 - 185:36This refers to the Human Papilloma Viruses (HPV) already mentioned before, which according to the Fourth Biological Law
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185:36 - 185:40might be detected in the repair phase of the uterine cervix.
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185:40 - 185:48But without blaming them for the symptoms, as they are (if anything) mere helpers in the repair process,
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185:48 - 185:52as the conflict active phase is already overcome.
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185:52 - 185:59the uterine cervical cancer is merely a temporary swelling
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185:59 - 186:04after the resolution of a sexual conflict or the loss of one's territory.
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186:04 - 186:11Examples of sexual conflicts may include: - not to be mated, when being left by one's partner
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186:11 - 186:14or when the partner prefers to mate someone else.
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186:14 - 186:19in this context we also speak of a sexual frustration conflict.
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186:19 - 186:25- to be raped - to watch the parents having sex which frequently happens to children
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186:25 - 186:31- to be caught having sex - seen naked if this is felt as an offence
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186:31 - 186:37- being revolted by a porn magazine found among daddy's stuff - and lots more.
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186:37 - 186:44Little children usually love one of their parents so much
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186:44 - 186:47that they even say they want to mary mummy or daddy.
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186:47 - 186:52The son usually loves Mummy and the daughter Daddy.
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186:52 - 186:57When they believe that Mummy or Daddy leave them bacause they meet with someone else,
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186:57 - 187:00this can also be interpreted sexually.
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187:00 - 187:06So it is not about what we consciously know and have learned about sex and sexual matters.
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187:06 - 187:14Everything is already contained in our archaic biological code and is duly interpreted by-passing the intellect.
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187:14 - 187:21But which situations are regarded as sexual conflicts depends on indivdual knowledge and maturity.
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187:21 - 187:26For little children, for example, it is inconveivable that their parents have sex
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187:26 - 187:31and to catch them having sex is accordingly a dramatic event.
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187:31 - 187:35For older children it is normal that their parents do this
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187:35 - 187:38and it does no longer represent a conflict.
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187:38 - 187:42Now other matters are associated with sexual conflicts.
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187:42 - 187:52I sought information on New Medicine already during pregnancy, and so I expected
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187:52 - 187:58to develop heart problems after birth in the context of the healing phase.
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187:58 - 188:04This assumption is derived from the fact that the uterine cervix and the coronary veins
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188:04 - 188:10are controlled by the same brain area and always react simultaneously.
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188:10 - 188:19It was biologically interesting. After pure breastfeeding for seven months,
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188:19 - 188:28on the first day I gave the first spoons of mash,
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188:28 - 188:31the heart problems started.
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188:31 - 188:38Right after birth, to be honest, I had been thinking, well, New Medicine, established medicine, now having the child
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188:38 - 188:43I don't want to think about this any longer, and I managed to put it aside somehow.
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188:43 - 188:52And I was just thinking: Despite having the diagnosis cervical cancer, having no troubles
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188:52 - 188:58I don't see the need to go to hospital and be cut open.
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188:58 - 189:07And later when the heart problems started, I realised:
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189:07 - 189:15So after all, everything is true which has been stated by New Medicine.
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189:15 - 189:23And than it was really hard - in the spring I was often lying next to the baby with such heart pain
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189:23 - 189:32that I really expected to get a heart attack.
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189:32 - 189:39It was massive angina pectoris, not so much tachycardia,
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189:39 - 189:49but very painful extrasystolics and I was permanently afraid
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189:49 - 189:57of collapsing - alone here with the child next to me.
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189:57 - 190:06Then I agreed with my brother to call him twice a day
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190:06 - 190:12and if I failed to do so he would send someone to look after me,
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190:12 - 190:15as I was really expecting to drop dead immediately.
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190:15 - 190:35Then one night I threw up like several liters of water
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190:35 - 190:40which relieved the pressure to the heart all of a sudden.
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190:40 - 190:48It was really amazing. I was afraid of dehydrating, it was so much.
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190:48 - 191:01Afterwards I still had occasional heart pain, but after 2 1/2 months, everything was over.
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191:01 - 191:08I was pressed hard by the physicians abiding by established medicine.
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191:08 - 191:16They called me at home and threatened me and appealed to my responsibility as a mother,
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191:16 - 191:20and I should go to hospital and undergo surgery.
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191:20 - 191:25The first controversies started during my caesarean section.
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191:25 - 191:34I was lying on the operation table - on one hand waiting for the heart attack
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191:34 - 191:40- on the other hand I was quarreling with the senior physician.
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191:40 - 191:49You know, this epidural anaesthesia is a great thing. From here on downwards you feel nothing, but your mind is perfectly clear.
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191:49 - 192:00Then they took out my child and briefly showed it to me and carried it away - it was horrible.
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192:00 - 192:13Then I said to the senior physician: Only take out the placenta, everything else remains inside, and make the suture.
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192:13 - 192:24And he noted: With your test results, you should have something done. We also have some skills on this field.
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192:24 - 192:36I only said: Let's discuss that on another occasion what I think about your skills.
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192:36 - 192:44Due to their massive pressure I was temporarily faltering,
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192:44 - 192:51but in the end, the entire healing process
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192:51 - 192:58inlcuding the heart problems developed just as predicted by New Medicine.
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192:58 - 193:07And last summer, after I had in fact been death-frightened in the spring,
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193:07 - 193:11I really developed pulmonar problems
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193:11 - 193:20and for two weeks I was painfully expectorating blood.
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193:20 - 193:28Then it ended. Since then I've been in perfect health, again.
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193:28 - 193:41The whole story was connected to my former boyfriend who is the father of my son.
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193:41 - 193:53The resolution of the matter has come so far that I am able to accept that he is his father
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193:53 - 193:58but we are not a couple anymore.
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193:58 - 194:02Basically, I have abandoned the idea
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194:02 - 194:06that once again we could be a couple and raise the child together.
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194:06 - 194:16I have concluded this subject. I had been fighting a lot, also for alimony payments.
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194:16 - 194:26And experts in New Medicine urgently adviced me to abandon this.
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194:26 - 194:33They argued along the line: What is your price for your health?
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194:33 - 194:44And I abandoned it and stopped fighting, and now it works.
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194:44 - 194:54It was only because I had already started doubting the whole thing in my job as an editor,
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194:54 - 194:57I was suspecting that the entire system is flawed.
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194:57 - 195:01Already as a pharmaceutical adviser.
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195:01 - 195:05Without this experience, I would have faithfully
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195:05 - 195:15gone under the knife and allowed this whole charade happening.
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195:15 - 195:25And even in spite of my knowledge, the diagnosis was just as shocking for me as to everybody else.
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195:25 - 195:34Although I did more and more reading into New Medicine, everytime a specimen was taken
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195:34 - 195:38and the parameters went up, it came as another shock again.
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195:38 - 195:41You must take it into your own hands.
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195:41 - 195:48It is not possible to see someone and just tell him: cure me!
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195:48 - 195:54But you are in command of the proceedings yourself and you need to get informed and to act by yourself.
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195:54 - 196:06But for most people it is too late to do this when they have not heard about it before.
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196:06 - 196:09Handedness
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196:09 - 196:16The cause why symptoms occur on the right or on the left side of the body
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196:16 - 196:20is found in handedness, or, more accurately, in brainedness.
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196:20 - 196:26To evaluate handedness quite exactly, Dr. Hamer proposes the clapping test.
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196:26 - 196:33Which hand is on top and dominates in clapping?
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196:33 - 196:38handedness can be evaluated for example through a simple clapping test.
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196:38 - 196:44When I clap in my hands the right hand is leading and on top.
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196:44 - 196:46So I am right-handed.
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196:46 - 196:55Because this is done intuitively. So the test is unconscious.
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196:55 - 196:59The test is efficient because no trained movement is conducted.
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196:59 - 197:05Many people were taught to write with their right hand although they are more inclined to use the left hand.
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197:05 - 197:12As many devices and tools are constructed for right hand use we are left no choice but to become right handed.
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197:12 - 197:18Many who seem to be right handed will be amazed when their left hand is on top
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197:18 - 197:22or leading in the clapping test, although they do almost everything with their right hand.
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197:22 - 197:26As has been said before, handedness is actually brainedness.
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197:26 - 197:32right handed individuals are left brained and left handed ones are right brained.
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197:32 - 197:38Left handers don't constitute such a small minority as widely believed
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197:38 - 197:45but their proportion is about 38%.
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197:45 - 197:49The two halves of our body differ according to our handedness.
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197:49 - 197:56Our strong side reacts to persons who are on our level, our weak side to persons above or below us in a hierarchy.
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197:56 - 198:00they are often briefly called "partner side" and "mother/child side",
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198:00 - 198:04describing the most frequent empirical findings.
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198:04 - 198:11On the same level side, persons are sensed with whom you deal on an eye to eye basis.
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198:11 - 198:16This may be a partner, a colleague, a rival, in many cases one's father,
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198:16 - 198:19behaving more like a buddy in contrast to the mother.
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198:19 - 198:24On the hierarchy side we sense persons who are clearly above or below us
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198:24 - 198:27or whom we feel obliged to protect.
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198:27 - 198:31Regularly, this applies to the mother, one's own children, sometimes the father
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198:31 - 198:36or a person one admires or greatly respects.
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198:36 - 198:39Pets usually belong to this side, too,
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198:39 - 198:42as they are clearly subordinated and have to be herded.
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198:42 - 198:45A life partner may also be sensed here,
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198:45 - 198:51when playing a mother's or father's role for the other one.
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198:51 - 198:55For example, when a right handed woman has a caring/quarreling conflict
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198:55 - 198:59- resulting in hyperfunction of the mammary glands -
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198:59 - 199:03with her partner, the process would take place in the right breast.
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199:03 - 199:09In the left handed woman, everything would take place on the opposite side.
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199:09 - 199:14These sensations are however not as clear cut as presented so far.
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199:14 - 199:19For example, a conflict with one's daughter could be sensed on both sides
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199:19 - 199:24when at the moment of the conflict, she is regarded both as a daughter and as a rival.
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199:24 - 199:28Or when a partner is regarded in part as partner and in part as a child.
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199:28 - 199:33In this way bilateral and sometimes perfectly symmetrical symptoms appear.
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199:33 - 199:37However, handedness is not always of significance.
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199:37 - 199:42More accurately, it is of significance everywhere except in the organs controlled by the brain stem
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199:42 - 199:45such as the tonsils, the middle ear, stomach and bowel.
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199:45 - 199:52In these cases, which side is affected depends on the morsel-in/morsel-out scheme
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199:52 - 199:56which cannot be explained any further in this documentary.
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199:56 - 200:01So the significance of handedness extens to the following groups:
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200:01 - 200:06organs of old-brain-mesoderm, these are organs with a protective function
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200:06 - 200:09for examples mammary glands or corium.
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200:09 - 200:16Organs of new-brain-mesoderm which provide power and stability,
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200:16 - 200:20for example bone, muscles, connective tissue and tendons.
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200:20 - 200:31And the ectodermal organs responsible for conscious sensation and territorial behaviour.
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200:31 - 200:37A left handed football player who has not been hitting the goal for weeks and is bullied by everyone
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200:37 - 200:40will have a conflict of self-devaluation in his left knee.
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200:40 - 200:47The left side is affected as it is responsible for equal persons such as the team mates or the public.
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200:47 - 200:51As soon as he hits the goal again, his conflict of self-devaluation is resolved,
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200:51 - 200:56the process enters the repair phase, he will develop swelling and pain in his knee,
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200:56 - 200:59something which can be followed easily in the sports coverage,
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200:59 - 201:06when the pain sets in right after a period of unsuccessful playing has ended.
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201:06 - 201:11The locus of the conflict of self-devaluation depends on the corresponding activity.
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201:11 - 201:15So the foot or knee is usually affected in football players,
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201:15 - 201:19while a keeper or a tennis player is more likely to suffer in the elbow.
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201:19 - 201:25Out of ignorance of the Five Biological Laws, this was previously attributed to attrition,
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201:25 - 201:30as the body was considered to slowly rust in like a machine.
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201:30 - 201:35The repair symptoms themselves, however, accompanied by pain and impairment,
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201:35 - 201:38often lead the patients into a vicious circle.
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201:38 - 201:43Here is another exception to the rule of handedness in these types of tissues.
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201:43 - 201:47Handedness is only relevant in "globally" sensed conflicts.
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201:47 - 201:54But there are also local conflicts referring exactly to the spot where they were sensed.
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201:54 - 201:58When I feel revolted by a kiss or the touch of an animal,
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201:58 - 202:04A conflict relating to separation, attack or besmirching is sensed exactly at this spot.
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202:04 - 202:08Handedness is irrelevant in this case, the symptoms
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202:08 - 202:14(herpes or other skin symptoms in this example) will appear exactly at the affected spot.
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202:14 - 202:19When the lefthanded football player has suffered a conflict of self-devaluation in the left knee,
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202:19 - 202:25the repair symptoms can cause a new local conflict of self-devaluation.
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202:25 - 202:32This is when he thinks that his knee is dysfunct, he is invalid at this spot.
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202:32 - 202:39So the Programme starts anew with cell depletion, and as soon as the conflict is resolved again,
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202:39 - 202:43the repair phase returns with cell proliferation and pain due to swelling.
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202:43 - 202:49This is why many people never escape these vicious circles, as they see the repair symptoms
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202:49 - 202:56always as evidence for their body being invalid, dysfunct or wrongful at the affected spot.
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202:56 - 203:01But if one succeeds in accepting the pain as a necessary part of the repair process
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203:01 - 203:09without interpreting it as a wrongful condition of the body, it is possible to escape the vicious circle.
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203:09 - 203:14When one attributes pain or other symptoms to ones own age,
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203:14 - 203:16this may also cause a conflict of self-devaluation.
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203:16 - 203:20The feeling might be: My body is less valid due to its age.
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203:20 - 203:23I am no more able to do everything I have done.
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203:23 - 203:30A doctor's diagnosis to the effect: "You will never again be able to walk" may precisely result in what it predicts,
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203:30 - 203:35as a conflict of self-devaluation or a motorical conflict in one's leg
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203:35 - 203:50are followed by the kind of impairmant the doctor has appearantly correctly foretold.
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203:50 - 203:54Relapses and tracks
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203:54 - 203:58The Five Biological Laws also explain those conditions
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203:58 - 204:02previously described as allergies or chronic diseases.
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204:02 - 204:07For better understanding, the old names should be abandoned,
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204:07 - 204:12as they are based on an outdated reference system.
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204:12 - 204:16The first thing to mention is the constant recurrence of a conflict matter,
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204:16 - 204:20for instance the boss whom one has to endure every day.
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204:20 - 204:24Necessitating the same Special Programme everyday anew.
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204:24 - 204:32As the conflict is also resolved again every day, the same repair symptoms are always present.
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204:32 - 204:37This direct recurrence of a conflict matter is what we call a relapse.
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204:37 - 204:44It is important to understand that only the first occurence of the Programme requires a DHS.
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204:44 - 204:51From then on its activation can be triggered by mere recognition of the old conflict matter
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204:51 - 204:58even in the absence of a highly acute, dramatic and isolating situation, i. e. a DHS.
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204:58 - 205:04When a baby cannot get a certain toy and suffers a DHS from this
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205:04 - 205:10activating a Programme of the right tonsil, it will react to all situations of not being able to get anything
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205:10 - 205:15occuring later in its life, with this Special Programme.
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205:15 - 205:23These might no longer be connected to a toy, but, for instance, to a car or a partner.
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205:23 - 205:28A baby that could not get a toy because it was unable to grab it,
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205:28 - 205:32and reacting to this with a conflict of self-devaluation of the right wrist,
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205:32 - 205:38will react to the situation of not-being-able-to-get-something in the wrist for all its life.
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205:38 - 205:46So the principal DHS determines our later mode of reacting, as it provided us with a successful survival strategy.
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205:46 - 205:53In the first example, the baby shows a very archaic reaction as it conceives the toy as a morsel of food it desires.
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205:53 - 205:59Which is facilitated through increased secretion of mucus by the tonsils.
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205:59 - 206:04The second baby has a less archaic reaction of not-being-able-to-grab.
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206:04 - 206:14A third baby might conceive the situation as one of not-being-able-to-bite-into-something and henceforth react with the teeth.
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206:14 - 206:20Another way to produce chronic processes is constant medical suppression of repair symptoms.
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206:20 - 206:24When for example, a long lasting repair phase never comes to a finish,
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206:24 - 206:30as sympathicotonia is generated time and again to quickly relieve pain.
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206:30 - 206:35When the impact of the medicine decreases, the repair phase continues.
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206:35 - 206:41The molesting symptoms return. This can be continued ad infinitum.
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206:41 - 206:46Let us come now to the so called tracks which are somewhat difficult to understand to recognise.
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206:46 - 206:48which requires a lot of practical experience.
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206:48 - 206:52In principle, it is the same as with relapses.
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206:52 - 206:56An immediate reoccurence of the conflict matter is however not necessary.
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206:56 - 207:01tracks work much more subtly and unconsciously.
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207:01 - 207:04The basic rule appears simple:
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207:04 - 207:10In the moment of the DHS, all circumstantial features are unconsciously remembered and function as tracks.
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207:10 - 207:19These circumstantial features may comprise everything the organism is able to sense, images, smells,
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207:19 - 207:27a certain thought one was having in mind at the time, persons, things, sounds, temperature, a single word, etc.
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207:27 - 207:39When one of these circumstantial features is recognised, the complete Special Programme of the principal DHS unfolds anew.
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207:39 - 207:43An example: A boy who loves a girl.
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207:43 - 207:48He suffers a DHS when seeing her kissing another boy.
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207:48 - 207:55This is highly acute and dramatic for him, entirely unexpected, and he is left alone with it.
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207:55 - 207:59Let us assume he conceived the situation in these two ways:
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207:59 - 208:04It is a "conflict of visual separation", the conjunctiva and eyelids are affected.
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208:04 - 208:07He was unable to scent that she loved another one.
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208:07 - 208:10The Special Programme of the nasal mucosa (scenting conflict) is started.
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208:10 - 208:13Now everything happens in a spring scene.
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208:13 - 208:19The sun is shining, flowers are blooming, the sky is blue, and bees are buzzing around his head.
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208:19 - 208:22pollen is filling the air.
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208:22 - 208:27Let's assume that after some time he has forgotten the conflict or it has become obsolete.
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208:27 - 208:30He undergoes the usual repair phases of the Special Programmes.
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208:30 - 208:36This appears as conjunctivitis, a swollen eye and rhinitis.
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208:36 - 208:39In the next spring, all his tracks are present again.
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208:39 - 208:46The weather, the smell, the bees, the pollen, everything reminds him of the deceased love.
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208:46 - 208:51The same Special Programmes become biologically necessary again.
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208:51 - 208:57Subsequently, he will again have an eye inflammation and a running nose with sneezing.
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208:57 - 209:03He might keep these reactions to spring-connected circumstances for all his life,
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209:03 - 209:10unless he is able to consciously disconnect these circumstances from the situation with the girl.
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209:10 - 209:15A conscious relapse - to wich he would show a significantly stronger reaction .
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209:15 - 209:18would be to meet the girl or her new lover incidentally.
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209:18 - 209:25The unconscious tracks are merely connected to the circumstances and run more subtly.
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209:25 - 209:28This was one out of an infinite number of possible examples.
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209:28 - 209:33There is no limit to possible situations, and every case is entirely individual.
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209:33 - 209:36So a lot of experience with these correlations is required.
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209:36 - 209:42There is no text book formula explaining the origin of any allergy XY.
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209:42 - 209:48But the symptoms tell us what kind of conflict the principal DHS must have been.
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209:48 - 209:53Resolution of tracks can either be achieved by resolving the original conflict,
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209:53 - 209:59whatever it may have been, or through realising that they are irrelevant to the original conflict matter.
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209:59 - 210:02making the Special Programmes unnecessary.
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210:02 - 210:05This is often successfully applied with regard to conflicts stemming from childhood
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210:05 - 210:09and whose contents are no longer relevant to the grown-up.
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210:09 - 210:13The present speaker has been able to experience on himself
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210:13 - 210:18how twisted and at the same time unambigous these relations may be.
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210:18 - 210:24I found on my bed table a wrapped but already used lollypop from my then girlfriend.
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210:24 - 210:27She was not on the spot, but she had left her lollypop there.
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210:27 - 210:33So it crossed my mind to take the lollypop. I put it into my mouth and continued with my business.
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210:33 - 210:35A few minutes later, I felt my lip prickling.
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210:35 - 210:37I was puzzled and had no clue as to what had happened.
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210:37 - 210:42Then I realised that I was developing herpes. My lips were swollen. Why?
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210:42 - 210:47What had I been doing just until then? Nothing. I'd been doing nothing special all day.
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210:47 - 210:51The only change was my putting a lollypop into my mouth a moment ago.
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210:51 - 210:59So, there had to be some track connected in some way with the lollypop. Sugar?
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210:59 - 211:02Sugar seemed an unlikely guess as you eat it frequently without getting herpes from it.
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211:02 - 211:06I recalled a previous occurence of herpes two weeks before.
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211:06 - 211:10On that weekend, my lips had been covered with four spots of herpes.
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211:10 - 211:13I had developed another one every day. What had happened?
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211:13 - 211:19I tried to find some similarities with the present situation.
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211:19 - 211:28And indeed, in the previous case, a colleague of mine had brought from the city centre
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211:28 - 211:33a bagful of candy cane and offered them to us.
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211:33 - 211:36and every evening I ate a candy cane and every evening
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211:36 - 211:40I developed a big herpes, and my lips were enormously swollen for all the weekend.
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211:40 - 211:44Within two weeks it disappeared, and then this situation at home occured: I ate the lollypop and herpes returned.
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211:44 - 211:50So we have sugar, lollypop, candy cane, some form of it, but not simple sugar.
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211:50 - 211:54It had to be some solid form of sugar. My track was connected to something like this.
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211:54 - 211:59So I was thinking what it meant and why, and what had happened earlier to me,
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211:59 - 212:05Why I want to be separated - or not separated - from the lollypop.
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212:05 - 212:06Actually, I had no idea.
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212:06 - 212:13Except, that when I was little, my parents told me
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212:13 - 212:20not to take any sweets and candy from strangers, because they want to trap and kidnap you.
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212:20 - 212:26I couldn't recall a specific situation when my parents said this,
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212:26 - 212:30but I have an image imprinted on my mind.
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212:30 - 212:35I see a blue Mercedes arriving and a man with a coat offers me candy.
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212:35 - 212:43And lures me. It's imprinted on my mind.
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212:43 - 212:49I don't know why. There has never been such a situation. It's only in my head.
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212:49 - 212:52Perhaps I was in a situation,
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212:52 - 212:55when I was offered candy.
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212:55 - 212:59So that I was thinking: God, I mustn't accept it, for then I would be abducted.
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212:59 - 213:02This is possible, but I don't know, I don't remember anything.
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213:02 - 213:08But I know: Accepting sweets and candy from strangers, for a child means to be abducted.
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213:08 - 213:12Or at least there is a risk to be abducted. But I didn't want to be abducted, be separated
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213:12 - 213:18from my parents, from my home, and so everything becomes logical: I put a lollypop into my mouth
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213:18 - 213:22I found in my home but it was neither bought by my parents nor by me,
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213:22 - 213:26so by a person alien to me.
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213:26 - 213:35And healing sets in immediately after a brief acitivity of the Programme,
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213:35 - 213:39because I was at home and realised that I am not going to be abducted,
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213:39 - 213:42all right, I'm well and everything is fine.
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213:42 - 213:48And the same had happened two weeks before, when I had eaten all the candy canes, and everytime I realised
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213:48 - 213:54I am not abducted, so for instance when returning home, herpes began to grow.
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213:54 - 214:00Now the question is: Is it possible to resolve a track when it has been recognised?
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214:00 - 214:03In my case I was able to do so, as I knew:
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214:03 - 214:12I am now grown-up, I'm a tough guy and I cannot be abducted.
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214:12 - 214:16There is no man who sexually desires me and wants to kidnap me.
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214:16 - 214:19Some old man who abducts little children, as one is always frightened of,
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214:19 - 214:24parents are always frightened that their children are abducted by old men.
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214:24 - 214:28This won't happen, as I am grown-up.
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214:28 - 214:34I cannot be subject to this pedophilia any more, and even if I would be abducted I could defend myself.
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214:34 - 214:36As I am now grown-up and tall and strong.
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214:36 - 214:42Nothing can happen to this effect, the conflict has become entirely obsolete, and therefore, I can now accept
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214:42 - 214:50lollypops and candy from strangers, from people other than myself or my parents,
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214:50 - 214:53without developing herpes upon returning home.
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214:53 - 214:58It's all over. These skin tracks that have been thrilling me for all my life,
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214:58 - 215:04for 25 or 20 years, from early childhood, they are gone.
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215:04 - 215:08And thus, I am almost free from herpes. Thanks.
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215:08 - 215:14Besides, it wouldn't work anyway. This is not a lollypop or candy, sugar. It's chocolate. I haven't had a track connected to this.
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215:14 - 215:17And neither when yourself or your parents had bought lollypops?
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215:17 - 215:19No, nothing happened then. That's what made it so hard to hit on it.
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215:19 - 215:26It must be from a stranger, it mustn't be from my parents, otherwise I would have found it earlier.
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215:26 - 215:30We must have a stranger, this can also be my girlfriend.
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215:30 - 215:35It must be a lollypop not purchased by myself or given to me by my parents,
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215:35 - 215:39but by a person alien to me.
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215:39 - 215:44The widespread conceptions of cat allergy, hay fever,
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215:44 - 215:49pollen allergy were entirely inaccurate or wrong.
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215:49 - 215:55Almost never has there been a real connection to the idiomatic pollen or hay.
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215:55 - 216:01There had not been any explanation how it was possible by any means to pyhsically react
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216:01 - 216:04to TV news or images, on the basis of the assumption
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216:04 - 216:08of some stricly chemical intolerance to certain substanec.
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216:08 - 216:11Of course, allergy tests do exist.
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216:11 - 216:17From the view of the Five Biological Laws, however, they represent nothing but injuries.
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216:17 - 216:23And depending on the level of renal collecting tubules activity, more or less swelling will follow these traumata.
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216:23 - 216:27There was an astronomical error rate which seems not to have troubled anyone.
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216:27 - 216:32According to these tests, for instance, almost everyone is allergic to cats or grass,
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216:32 - 216:36but most of these people have been living with cats or lying in the grass without harm for years.
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216:36 - 216:41A phenomenon frequently observed is that a doctor's statement
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216:41 - 216:46that a person suffers an intolerance against this and that substance, fulfills istself.
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216:46 - 216:52She will subseqently react with Special Programmes to thinks against whicht the Doctor has warned her.
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216:52 - 216:58So the Doctor's statment is already proven, because people trust him so much.
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216:58 - 217:06As soon as one realises that a certain substance does not do any harm.
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217:06 - 217:14The term: allergic reactions has been solely applied to tissues that quickly produce peculiar physical symptoms
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217:14 - 217:20such as the skin, the respiratory tract, nasal mucosa, conjunctiva.
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217:20 - 217:24All other Special Programmes, however, stick to the same pattern.
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217:24 - 217:30But of course, a slowly growing bowel tumor is noticed only after months, not minutes.
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217:30 - 217:32So it would hardly have any noticeable effect in the present context.
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217:32 - 217:37The same is of course also true for the psychic symptoms of Special Programmes.
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217:37 - 217:45So tracks do have an impact on our thinking, feeling acting and our view towards the world.
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217:45 - 217:50Another way in which allergies have been misinterpreted is illustrated by the following example:
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217:50 - 217:58Assume that a child looses its beloved cat, showing a skin reaktion according to a biological conflict
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217:58 - 218:00of not being able to hug it anymore;
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218:00 - 218:05with a conflict of scenting as the cat cannot be scented anymore,
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218:05 - 218:10and with a visual conflict of separation as the cat cannot be seen anymore.
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218:10 - 218:16When the child now visits a house where a cat lives, it has the subconscious notion:
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218:16 - 218:22Oh! The cat is here again! And the repair symptoms come immediately.
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218:22 - 218:28In this case skin exanthema, nasal obstruction and conjunctivitis.
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218:28 - 218:32With the cat disappearing again, the repair phase stops.
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218:32 - 218:37Only to continue with the same discomforting symptoms upon the next occurence of a cat.
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218:37 - 218:43In situations like this it can be observed that people react most intensely to a cat
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218:43 - 218:48similar to their own and less intensely to a cat that differs more from their own.
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218:48 - 218:56How is this possible if not due to recognition?
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218:56 - 219:01Presentation in Public
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219:01 - 219:03Is New Medicine banned?
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219:03 - 219:10This claim was apparently circulated by Dr. Hamer himself and has been widely spread.
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219:10 - 219:12But is it correct?
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219:12 - 219:17The "Faktuell" Publishing house which has released several books on the Five Biological Laws
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219:17 - 219:23made a written inquiry of all public health agencies, asking whether Dr. Hamer's New Medicine was banned.
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219:23 - 219:32Thes gist of all answers was crystal clear: It is not banned, there is freedom of therapy and doctors may do what they want.
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219:32 - 219:37Some agencies, however, uttered a warning against New Medicine, based on the misunderstandings
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219:37 - 219:42and false claims about New Medicine haunting the internet.
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219:42 - 219:46So for instance the article on Wikipedia is frequently referred to,
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219:46 - 219:51as Wikipedia is still regarded to be tantamount to objective truth.
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219:51 - 219:54Let's have a closer look on it:
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219:54 - 219:59Right in the first sentence, it talks about an "uneffective ideology of treatment".
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219:59 - 220:05New Medicine however does not represent a treating method but merely describes Five Biological Laws
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220:05 - 220:09whose correctness is independent of a patient's life or death.
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220:09 - 220:12Thus the term "uneffective" cannot be applied.
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220:12 - 220:18Just as the law of gravitation is not refuted by a piano falling on someone's head.
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220:18 - 220:25Further below it is claimed that Dr. Hamer considers cancer part of a natural healing process
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220:25 - 220:32which is entirely opposed to the actual statement of the Third Biological Law.
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220:32 - 220:38Through the entire text, skillful use of rhetorical instruments leaves an uninformed reader with no other choice
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220:38 - 220:43than to conclude Hamer is a psychopath and weirdo.
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220:43 - 220:48For instance people who have a positive opinion of his discovery are referred to as his "followers",
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220:48 - 220:51creating the impression of a sect.
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220:51 - 220:58It is routinely mentioned that Dr. Hamer lost his practitioner's license, but without giving the reason.
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220:58 - 221:04It can be found in a letter from the Koblenz disctrict government dated 8 April 1986.
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221:04 - 221:09It states: "There is no indication that Dr. Hamer is prepared
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221:09 - 221:14to renounce his "iron rule of cancer"."
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221:14 - 221:17Furthermore, Dr. Hamer is found incapable to listen to reason
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221:17 - 221:24and be "converted" again to established medicine.
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221:24 - 221:32In violation of physicians' duty, Dr. Hamer wasn't offering chemotherapy. This is why he was banned from practicing in his profession.
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221:32 - 221:38The wording "to convert" is usually applied to religious matters
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221:38 - 221:41and should have no place in science.
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221:41 - 221:48The Wikipedia articel contains many more false statements that can also be found on various pages on the internet.
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221:48 - 221:55A list of hyperlinks related to the subject contains not a single reference to a page where a positive assessment is given.
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221:55 - 221:59Thus, there can be no talk about objective reporting.
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221:59 - 222:03What can be found, however, is a statement by the German Cancer Association.
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222:03 - 222:08For instance, Dr. Sölker is quoted as saying "that psychical factors might have an influence
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222:08 - 222:14on the etiology of cancerous diseases" a belief now considered scientifically refuted.
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222:14 - 222:20Unfortunately, it must have escaped Mr. Sökler's notion that Dr. Hamer has not given the psyche as a cause.
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222:20 - 222:27Also note the word "considered". It "is" not refuted, but "considered to be" refuted.
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222:27 - 222:33It also reads: "Studies from Denmark have shown unambiguously that there is no elevated rate of cancer
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222:33 - 222:39in people suffering from depression" which, again, has no relevance to any of Dr. Hamer's statements.
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222:39 - 222:44At no point, reference is made to the actual contents of the Five Biological Laws,
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222:44 - 222:48and this is what the concluding statement says:
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222:48 - 222:55"Mr. Hamer's so called "German New Medicine" is a therorem merely grounded in his personal history and dreams
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222:55 - 223:00with no scientific or empirical foundation whatsoever."
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223:00 - 223:06Dr. Hamer's book "Legacy of a New Medicine" reveals that when he made his first discoveries,
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223:06 - 223:11he frequently dreamed of his dead son, inspiring him to further research.
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223:11 - 223:17It will however remain Dr. Sökler's secret how the scores of
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223:17 - 223:22scientific and empirical proofs that Dr. Hamer offered could have escaped his notion.
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223:22 - 223:26"Its distribution must be prevented with all available means -
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223:26 - 223:30judicial and educational."
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223:30 - 223:36For this reason we ask you now to delete this video immediately and forget all its contents.
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223:36 - 223:41Other homepages maintain outright lists of people
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223:41 - 223:44who allegedly died at the hands of Dr. Hamer.
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223:44 - 223:48Most of the people listed there had agreed to a standard therapy
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223:48 - 223:53contrary to Dr. Hamer's advice and died in its course.
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223:53 - 223:57In some of these death lists, Chrisoph Buck's name appears as well.
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223:57 - 224:02Now that he appearently returned from the other world, we've sought his opinion of these things.
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224:02 - 224:11When I first found myself on these death lists
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224:11 - 224:18where I was listed in advance, with the expectation: This Christoph Buck will also die soon,
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224:18 - 224:21My initial thought was that this is too much.
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224:21 - 224:27I considered to move against it, but then on the other hand I was pleased
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224:27 - 224:32and installed a link to my homepage and registered frequent visits from this.
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224:32 - 224:42And then I was thinking the owner of this homepage is a miserable guy,
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224:42 - 224:49he is known as one of the worst mud-slingers on the internet, not only to those who
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224:49 - 224:56approve New Medicine but to many different groups of people.
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224:56 - 225:03He also set up a forum where he maintains files about various people.
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225:03 - 225:10Some months ago, I learned that I have now my own file there.
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225:10 - 225:15Of course I was honoured that I had been chosen to belong to that circle.
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225:15 - 225:21There are files about Dr. Hamer, Mr. Pilhar and others, and now as well about Christoph Buck.
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225:21 - 225:26As long as you are working with ill people, there is always that risk, that you might not win.
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225:26 - 225:31That you cannot control that physiological process.
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225:31 - 225:36And just by knowing "new medicine" we understand, that the environment,
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225:36 - 225:40in which the person lives, is very important for getting healthy.
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225:40 - 225:45And this environment is sometimes what we cannot take influence on today.
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225:45 - 225:49Additional to that is, that usually the people interested in "new medicine" are people
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225:49 - 225:54who don't have much hope in established medicine,
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225:54 - 225:59that have tried a lot of therapeutic application, that have just tried a lot
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225:59 - 226:06and that are now in their desperation just seeking for another possibility, but are still
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226:06 - 226:11from their believes, still stuck in the hypnosis of the evil disease.
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226:11 - 226:15Under these circumstances it's very hard to achieve health,
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226:15 - 226:20or very hard to control a biological process when people are in deep desperation
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226:20 - 226:26in fear of what they have heard from established medicine, seeking a last possibility
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226:26 - 226:32Knowing the "new medicine" we can say, that we do have a new idea of
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226:32 - 226:36how disease is created and how health is created.
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226:36 - 226:39But still there is no all healing potion.
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226:39 - 226:45The possibilities of controlling such a process are still reduced to the frame of abilities
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226:45 - 226:50of the therapist and the possibilities of the patient - what they can achieve together.
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226:50 - 226:52No, we cannot approach every case.
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226:52 - 226:56Of course, a serious trauma, for instance, requires hospitalisation.
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226:56 - 227:02Or an intoxication reqires its specific antidote.
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227:02 - 227:09But apart from this, I havent' rejected anyone so far.
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227:09 - 227:15It becomes difficult when a patient's attitude is:
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227:15 - 227:22Now it's up to you! When he doesn't understand that he must cure himself.
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227:22 - 227:30In 1995, the case of Olivia Pilhar drew great attention from the media. A detailed case report
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227:30 - 227:38from her parents' and her own perspective can be found on the web page: Olivia-Tagebuch.at
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227:38 - 227:45One of the opinions held by Dr. Hamer is that Zionist circles would keep his discovery for themselves
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227:45 - 227:48and deliberately kill all non-Jews with chemo and morphine.
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227:48 - 227:54Jewish doctors would operate according to the Five Biological Laws
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227:54 - 227:57so that mortality is very small among their patients.
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227:57 - 228:01We are not aware of and have not been able to find any any proof for these claims.
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228:01 - 228:04So we must explicitly dissociate ourselves from them.
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228:04 - 228:12The only existing confirmations cannot be verified.
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228:12 - 228:18A comparison between the official cancer mortality data from Israel and those from Germany and Austria
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228:18 - 228:24doesn't yield numbers that speak in favour of Dr. Hamer's claim.
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228:24 - 228:28Dr. Hamer has made this phantastic discovery of New Medicine,
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228:28 - 228:40but presently, as a private person he does no longer work in favour
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228:40 - 228:54of its distribution - which of course, has no impact on the greatness of his discovery.
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228:54 - 228:58But most people mix these things up.
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228:58 - 229:07Measured by his discovery, Dr. Hamer is surely a genius of our times.
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229:07 - 229:11His way of working in medical science is influenced
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229:11 - 229:16by his enduring and strong personality.
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229:16 - 229:21With this strong enduring personality he was gifted to keep on exploring
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229:21 - 229:27against all odds and resistance, following his idea,
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229:27 - 229:31giving him the abilities to discover these 5 laws of nature.
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229:31 - 229:42But the same personality is doing very hard in explaining something new in a diplomatic way.
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229:42 - 229:47This means, these aspects of his personality keep him claiming the right
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229:47 - 229:52the right respecting scientific facts, that he made a discovery,
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229:52 - 230:00which is scientifically true and needs to be applied now for sanity and reason.
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230:00 - 230:04Unfortunately not all people behave like that.
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230:04 - 230:08If all people had this strong believe in equaty, for sure,
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230:08 - 230:12the 5 laws of nature would be applied in daily clinical service.
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230:12 - 230:25Those published communications, they are always "against",
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230:25 - 230:35against the "medicynics", to use Dr. Hamer's expression, against the authorities, againt the physicians,
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230:35 - 230:43against the people working in the public health agencies, it is always "against".
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230:43 - 230:55And every attack inevitably results in a counter-attack, and this ends up in a kindergarden game
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230:55 - 230:59Hit me, and i'll hit you back. This doesn't lead anywhere.
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230:59 - 231:06I strongly advocate separating New Medicine from all ideologies
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231:06 - 231:12and political matters as well as this assigning of blame.
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231:12 - 231:21The whole thing should be looked upon as such and people should begin to learn New Medicine
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231:21 - 231:31and employ this knowledge on themselves, or in the case of physicians, on their patients.
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231:31 - 231:37Just observe every case and see if it is in accordance;
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231:37 - 231:44I think this is the way to quickly resolve unanswered questions.
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231:44 - 231:56But to assign blame and to insist: Why are we not yet recognised, and the industry and so on...
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231:56 - 232:03This is not helpful, and, in my opinion, should be abandoned. These issues will automatially be settled
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232:03 - 232:07when more people have learnt of New Medicine.
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232:07 - 232:15"Nothing is more damaging to a new truth than an old error" Goethe
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232:15 - 232:22In my opinion, the main problem is not some suppression, but what I experience everyday
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232:22 - 232:29in trying to familiarise people with the subject is that they are standing in their own way, they don't understand it,
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232:29 - 232:35they have all sorts of biases, and the Five Biological Laws
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232:35 - 232:40cannot be grasped in passing just like other subjects.
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232:40 - 232:46No, the system is complex and requires profound studying,
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232:46 - 232:50and everyone must gain for himself the understanding of the whole.
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232:50 - 232:54There is no purpose in waitning for others to understand it for you.
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232:54 - 232:57It won't work when you don't do it yourself.
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232:57 - 233:00The people are really trampling on their own feet.
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233:00 - 233:12And as for all those introductions and schematic explanations to be found on the internet and in many books,
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233:12 - 233:14I just don't find them helpful.
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233:14 - 233:19When I recall the time when I myself was in need of introductions
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233:19 - 233:26they rather puzzled and misled me as they oversimpliflied things.
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233:26 - 233:28So, there's still lacking a lot.
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233:28 - 233:34The strongest suppressor of New Medicine is ourselves, being afraid
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233:34 - 233:42of taking responsibility for ourselves and to recognise the cause of disease or the cause
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233:42 - 233:49of special biological reactions or what the actual causes of symptoms or symptomatic complexes are.
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233:49 - 233:54People are used to go to the doctor when they are sick
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233:54 - 233:58and he tells them what to do, so they don't need to take any responsibility.
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233:58 - 234:05or likewise, when they undergo homeopathy or accupuncture. They don't have to take part in it.
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234:05 - 234:13The effects would reach far beyond the scope of medicine when people would actually begin
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234:13 - 234:21to internalise these biological laws and to learn and verify them.
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234:21 - 234:32What's new is that every process can be verified by everyone.
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234:32 - 234:45And at this point, the power of all these dogms controlling our lives ends, state dogms,
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234:45 - 234:56religious and party dogms, they just pass, as the human is solely responsible for his own life.
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234:56 - 235:01And this is ingenious, reaching far beyond the scope of medicine.
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235:01 - 235:10Today I think that the strongest opposition arises precisely from the fear of this.
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235:10 - 235:19That people suddenly become fully self-reliant, merely due to their understanding,
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235:19 - 235:28that they themselves are the beginning and the end of every process. And this is breathtaking.
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235:28 - 235:37I strongly advice everyone to familiarise himself with New Medicine as long as he is still healthy.
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235:37 - 235:44To verify it everyday in order to consolidate the knowledge and strengthen the confidence so that
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235:44 - 235:50when there eventually is a problem or a major conflict,
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235:50 - 235:58which might even lead to a serious disease, you are fully equipped.
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235:58 - 236:05Otherwise it is like learning to swim while drowning.
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236:05 - 236:11It doesn't suffice to download four or five pages somewhere from the internet,
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236:11 - 236:16to read through it and to say: OK, cancer results from unresolved conflicts.
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236:16 - 236:24One ought to go further into it, as it is different for different diseases.
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236:24 - 236:31Some "diseases" (in quotation marks) are symptoms of the healing phase,
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236:31 - 236:39and some organic findings or diseases are symptoms of unresolved conflicts.
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236:39 - 236:42so to make a distinction requires some knowledge.
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236:42 - 236:45Otherwise, when I have a running nose, I will search for a conflict,
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236:45 - 236:47while I already resolved it long ago,
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236:47 - 236:50and the running nose ise merely a symptom of the healing phase.
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236:50 - 236:58Anyhow I wish to thank Dr. Hamer from the bottom of my heart for his merits regarding New Medicine.
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236:58 - 237:09It is so wide and great, and when you for once have understood how Mother Nature ticks,
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237:09 - 237:16you realise that there is nothing left to improve, we only have to understand Mother Nature.
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237:16 - 237:28Dr. Hamer has succeeded in getting these Laws on their way, and this is already such an invaluable exploit
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237:28 - 237:38that I am very grateful, just like many other people who have understood New Medicine.
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237:38 - 237:46I have always restricted myself to invoking Dr. Hamer's medical theory
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237:46 - 237:55and never concentrated on the political aspect, as this was met by a lot of reluctance,
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237:55 - 238:02first of all from myself, which prevented me from dealing with New Medicine for an entire year.
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238:02 - 238:07It is up to you to verify for yourself everything you've seen here.
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238:07 - 238:12So get informed. It rests in your hands to proof this knowledge.
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238:12 - 238:17We are merely pointing at the door. But it is for you to enter.
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238:17 - 238:23"A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents
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238:23 - 238:28and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die,
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238:28 - 238:34and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it" Max Planck
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238:34 - 238:45The author of the book, "Thank you Dr. Hamer", Claudio Trupiano, said in Italian
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238:52 - 239:00that we are experiencing a splendid time, and that we are the generation experiencing to come out of the fear towards freedom,
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239:00 - 239:06and that following generations, maybe cannot appreciate this pleasure
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239:06 - 239:12to see, what what has always been there. Great saying.
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239:12 - 239:15For beginners, this documentary is incredibly detailed
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239:15 - 239:19and only ten percent of all this can be grasped.
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239:19 - 239:23I advise you to watch it again and again and again.
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239:23 - 239:29And everytime you will notice a vast number of new things that had not drawn your attention before.
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239:29 - 239:34Or if you think it's all bullshit, abandon it and go to some forum in order to rail against us
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239:34 - 239:39for the sort of bullshit we spread here and for what dangerous death sect we are.
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239:39 - 239:44It is also clear that on first encounter there come up
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239:44 - 239:49contradictions to the old belief and just as many questions arise.
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239:49 - 239:52For it is nothing less then a paradigm shift.
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239:52 - 239:59That is, the observations one has constantly made during all one's prior life are still as correct as before.
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239:59 - 240:03But they are given a fundamentally new explanation, and this is quite puzzling.
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240:03 - 240:10There are good answers to the scores of questions that may have piled up until now or that are still to come.
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240:10 - 240:13But of course, there is no space for them in this documentary.
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240:13 - 240:22Our homepage has an FAQ addressing some of the typical questions from beginners.
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240:22 - 240:26And in our forum, you may ask as many questions as you like.
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240:26 - 240:31It is difficult to get into the subject, since paradigm shifts occur only once in a couple of hundreds of years,
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240:31 - 240:35and no one of us has witnessed one before.
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240:35 - 240:39From history it can be seen that paradigm shifts
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240:39 - 240:44take roughly three generations until they succeed.
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240:44 - 240:47And all of them went through these characteristic stages:
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240:47 - 240:53First they were ridiculed, then fought against, then kept silent about and eventually everything was recognised as a matter of course.
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240:53 - 240:56Now this is perhaps the first paradigm shift occuring in the era of the internet.
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240:56 - 240:59So it might develop more quickly this time.
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240:59 - 241:01But still it depends on every single person.
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241:01 - 241:08Who has not understood the system by himself, is still tied with drugs and vaccinations.
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241:08 - 241:12But when no one continues to play the game, it will implode by itself.
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241:12 - 241:18And please don't believe! Verify, self-reliantly!
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241:18 - 241:23When you start searching the internet for the credibility of all this, then you haven't understood this.
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241:23 - 241:31I took a considered decision against presenting all those certifications by universites, professors, physicians and others
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241:31 - 241:35who confirmed Dr. Hamer that the whole thing is correct.
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241:35 - 241:39Because, again, this would be a matter of belief instead of self-acquired knowledge.
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241:39 - 241:43And, again, you would have the choice to believe Dr. Hamer
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241:43 - 241:47or to believe that these documents are forgeries or whatever.
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241:47 - 241:52There's a lot of quarreling about this on the internet. But in most cases, there is no self-reliant verification.
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241:52 - 241:58But these Biological Laws are only for strictly self-reliant people.
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241:58 - 242:01it is not about diseases in the first place.
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242:01 - 242:10Every single scene in life must now be viewed from a new perspective.
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242:10 - 242:17Who expects the doctor merely to end his suffering, cannot be helped by New Medicine.
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242:17 - 242:22New Medicine is only for those who are prepared to learn the Biological Laws,
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242:22 - 242:26to understand and to verify them, and to take responsiblitiy for all symptoms himself.
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242:26 - 242:33when someone attributes every littly aching to external factors, some alleged causative agents,
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242:33 - 242:44cancerogene substances, a wrong diet, lack of physical activity, the immune system, just all of this bubble,
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242:44 - 242:50then, while this person's behaviour may well be subject to our analysis based on the Biological Laws,
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242:50 - 242:54this person is definitely not prepared for New Medicine.
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242:54 - 242:58There is no alternative to taking self-responsibility.
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242:58 - 243:02Are the Five Biological Laws correct?
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243:02 - 243:09Absolutely. Everyone can verify them by himself on a single day.
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243:09 - 243:18Starting with a common cold or some skin irritions.
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243:18 - 243:22Literally everything can be explained by New Medicine, and it is correct.
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243:22 - 243:26Unabmbiguously, without doubt and at one hundred percent.
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243:26 - 243:29Yes - sure.
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243:29 - 243:38From my point of view, I would say that the conception and the approach of New Medicine is certainly true.
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243:38 - 243:47Now, if every single disease has as its cause the conflict given by Dr. Hamer,
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243:47 - 243:52if this is always one hundred percent true, I cannot confirm.
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243:52 - 243:59I don't know it and I cannot verify it. But I am of the opinion that New Medicine is correct.
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243:59 - 244:04I have been studying New Medicine for four years, I made my own experiences with New Medicine,
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244:04 - 244:10not only with patients but also with myself as well as friends and relatives
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244:10 - 244:18and I deeply feel that New Medicine is correct.
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244:18 - 244:22After what I've seen, what I've experienced, yes!
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244:22 - 244:28I will however not make the claim that it is true, as I would like to ask every person to verify yourself.
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244:28 - 244:30Find it out!
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244:30 - 245:55Learn Understand Verify
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245:55 - 246:03Thank you, Dr. Hamer! At last, we are no more afraid of diseases!
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246:03 - 246:08We still have a brief add-on for which we credit the user "Aquarius" from the "GNM-forum"
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246:08 - 246:13The lemon phrase
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246:13 - 246:19Fourteen-year-old Tanja observes: It's strange, whenever someone tells me:
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246:19 - 246:23"Imagine yourself biting into a lemon", my mouth starts watering.
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246:23 - 246:29So there's a lot of spittle. Although I don't really bite into a lemon.
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246:29 - 246:32How does this work?
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246:32 - 246:36The best way to clarify this question is passing it on to profound science.
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246:36 - 246:43In order to track the cause of the phenomenon, a German scientist requests research funds.
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246:43 - 246:49The request is granted as he was clever enough to mention that the results of his imminent research
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246:49 - 246:52would have great impact on our understanding of reality
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246:52 - 246:58and would - could - or might therefore mean a great leap forward for mankind.
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246:58 - 247:00In the beginning, there's a hypothesis.
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247:00 - 247:06Based on the guess that the specific measurable sequence of sonic waves might be the cause
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247:06 - 247:12of increased saliva production, the first experimental setting is designed to examine precisely these parameters.
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247:12 - 247:19And what do you think? Everyone exposed to the sonic wave sequence of the phrase "Imagine yourself biting into a lemon"
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247:19 - 247:22observes that his mouth starts watering.
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247:22 - 247:28Already the slightest phonetic variation such as "Imagine yourself writing into a lemon"
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247:28 - 247:31fails to provoke this specific physical reaction.
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247:31 - 247:36The hypothesis is proofed by all measurements.
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247:36 - 247:39The study is bublished in a scientific journal
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247:39 - 247:46and noticed, assessed, applauded and quoted by the scientific community.
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247:46 - 247:50A Chinese scientist, however, casts doubt on it.
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247:50 - 247:53To corroborate his doubts, he copies the experimental setting
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247:53 - 247:57and exposes his Chinese probands to the lemon phrase.
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247:57 - 248:02None of them reacts with increased saliva production - except one.
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248:02 - 248:09A young Chinese who has lived in Germany for three years, promptly reacts to the specific sequence of sonic waves.
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248:09 - 248:17This gives rise to a new hypothesis: lemon phrase-sensitivity is a local but highly contagious phenomenon.
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248:17 - 248:22Repeated examinations of Chinese persons who were living in Germany reveal:
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248:22 - 248:27The more time the probands have been spending in Germany, the more likely have they become infected.
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248:27 - 248:30The study is published in a scientific journal
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248:30 - 248:36and noticed, assessed, applauded and quoted by the scientific community.
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248:36 - 248:40An Australian scientist, however, casts doubt on it.
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248:40 - 248:44His genetic comparison between Germans and Chinese reveals
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248:44 - 248:49a significant correlation between slitted eyes and lemon phrase-sensitivity.
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248:49 - 248:56What's striking: 99% of the examined cases speak in favor of this. A new hypothesis is born.
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248:56 - 249:01The gene responsible for slitted eyes seems at the same time to prevent
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249:01 - 249:04the lemon phrase from unfolding its possible effect.
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249:04 - 249:06The study is published in a scientific journal
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249:06 - 249:14and noticed, assessed, applauded and quoted by the scientific community.
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249:14 - 249:17A Russian scientist, however, casts doubt on it.
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249:17 - 249:20Because, in Russia, too, all people except those
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249:20 - 249:25who were living in Germany for some time, are resistant although they have no spitted eyes.
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249:25 - 249:30The Russian corroborates the Chinese and refutes the Australian.
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249:30 - 249:34The Australian and those advocating his hypothesis counter this criticism on the grounds
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249:34 - 249:39that in certain parts of Russia, people do have after all rudimentary features of spitted eyes.
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249:39 - 249:44Finally, a multi-factor causality is agreed on.
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249:44 - 249:48this conclusion is published in a scientific journal
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249:48 - 249:54and noticed, assessed, applauded and quoted by the scientific community.
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249:54 - 249:57Everyone likes the multi-hypothesis,
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249:57 - 250:02as it takes into account all measurable and visible factors researched so far
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250:02 - 250:05and contains the result of several studies.
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250:05 - 250:09Thus, it cannot be that far from the truth.
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250:09 - 250:17Tanja gets logged in to the physics forum with her nickname sunflower_14, she clicks on the section
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250:17 - 250:24"etherism and other nonsense", choses the thread about the lemon phrase and writes:
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250:24 - 250:30Now, I think, it has more to do with the content of the phrase and if you are able to understand it,
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250:30 - 250:34like the feeling you have when you hear the phrase.
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250:34 - 250:37Because, for myself it also works with the spittle.
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250:37 - 250:45The graduated physicist and passionate Eso basher hartmut_666 gets logged in and writes:
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250:45 - 250:50Sunny-Bunny, before embarking on such emotional gossip, I would warmly recommend you
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250:50 - 250:58to read the scientific papers on the subject. Then we will have a base for discussion.
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250:58 - 251:04The Five Biological Laws - A Documentary
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251:04 - 251:08Now available as a triple DVD set to give away as a present or to watch comfortably on your TV screen,
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251:08 - 251:14complete with a booklet containing a summary of the Five Biological Laws and all relevant diagrammes.
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251:14 -Order now on www.5bn.de
- Title:
- Die 5 Biologischen Naturgesetze - Die Dokumentation
- Description:
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http://www.neue-mediz.in http://maat.tv
Die 5 Biologischen Naturgesetze
Die dritte Revolution der Medizin
Eine Produktion für http://www.5bn.de bzw. http://www.neue-mediz.inFür das gesamte Video gilt: nichts glauben! Wir verlangen von jedem, dass das komplette System verstanden und überprüft wird.
Inhaltsangabe:
1. Prolog
2. Der Paradigmenwechsel 8:25
3. Socken 18:50
4. Erfahrungsbericht Hodenkrebs 32:00
5. Das 5. Gesetz 47:30
6. Das 1. Gesetz 54:40
7. Beispiel Milchdrüsen 1:13:58
8. Das 2. Gesetz
9. Beispiel Schnupfen
10. Das 3. Gesetz
11. Erfahrungsbericht Knochenkrebs
12. Das 4. Gesetz
13. Die Infektionsbehauptung
14. Die 3 Ebenen in der 2-Phasigkeit
15. Die Nierensammelrohre und ihr Einfluss
16. Erfahrungsbericht Gebärmutterhalskrebs
17. Die Händigkeit
18. Rezidive und Schienen
19. Die Außendarstellung
20. Credits
21. Bonus!Das Video ist natürlich kostenlos, das 3er DVD-Set kann jedoch auf www.5bn.de bestellt werden.
***Die Macher der Dokumentation distanzieren sich weiträumig von jeglicher Form des Rassismus oder dergleichen und von Dr. Hamers Aussagen bezüglich Juden***
5 biologických prírodných zákonov Novej medicíny od Dr. Hamera -- so slovenskými titulkami
The documentary about the 5 biological laws of Dr. Hamer's New Medicine, with english subtitles
Las 5 Leyes Biológicas - Subtítulos españolEs werden nur Kommentare zugelassen von Menschen die den Film auch gesehen haben. Es häufen sich Kommentare von leuten die nach 5 Minuten (2% des Fimes) schon finale Meinungen abgeben.
- Video Language:
- Spanish
- Duration:
- 04:11:20
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