LA PRIMERA LEY BIOLGICA

La Ley Frrea del Cncer

Primer Criterio
Segundo Criterio
Tercer Criterio
Lateralidad
PRIMER CRITERIO
Todo cncer enfermedad equivalente al cncer se oriina de un !"#
(Sndrome de ir! "amer#$ que es un c%oque serio$ audo$ altamente
dramtico y vivido en soledad$ que toma al individuo de manera
com&letamente ines&erada' El c%oque del conflicto ocurre simultneamente
en la &sique$ el cere(ro y en el rano corres&ondiente'
$n!"# %uede &er accionado' %or e(em%lo' %or la %)rdida ine&%erada de un &er
*uerido' %or una &e%araci+n no %re,i&ta' %or un diagn+&tico o %ron+&tico %ara el
cual uno no &e e&t- %re%arado' %or un %-nico re%entino a la muerte' %or un
eno(o o %reocu%aci+n ine&%erada' %or un &entimiento re%entino de a.andono' o
%or un temor o amena/a ine&%erada0
Inmediatamente' el c1o*ue con2lictual interrum%e la& 2uncione& .iol+gica&
normale& del organi&mo0 Para %oder mane(ar el e,ento' el cere.ro acti,a
in&tant-neamente un Prorama )iolico Es&ecial y #inificativo$ creado %ara
contender e3actamente con e&a &ituaci+n en %articular0 e&de el momento en
*ue ocurre el "S' todo el organi&mo &e mantiene ocu%ado0
*ivel Ps+quico,P&icol+gicamente' e3%erimentamo& e&tr)& emocional 4
mental0
*ivel Cere(ral, En el momento (u&to de un "S el c1o*ue de con2licto
alcan/a un -rea e&%ec2ica en el cere.ro' %ro,ocando una le&i+n *ue
e& claramente ,i&i.le en una tomogra2a com%utari/ada del cere.ro
(TC# como un gru%o de anillo& conc)ntrico& ntido&0 Tal le&i+n anular
e& llamada Foco de "amer (Alem-n5 "amer&c1en "erd 6""7 de
1ec1o' el t)rmino 2ue acu8ado %or lo& o%onente& del r "amer
*uiene& de manera .urlona llamaron a dic1a& 2ormacione& anulare&
9lo& dudo&o& :oco& de "amer9#0
Ante& de *ue el r "amer identi2icara
e&ta& le&ione& anulare& en el cere.ro'
lo& radi+logo& lo& con&idera.an como
arte2acto& creado& %or una 2alla en la
m-*uina0 Pero #iemens' un 2a.ricante
de e*ui%o& de tomogra2a
com%utari/ada' certi2ic+ *ue e&ta&
le&ione& o.(eti,a& no %ueden &er
arte2acto& %or*ue a;n cuando la
tomogra2a e& re%etida 4 tomada de&de
di2erente& -ngulo&' la mi&ma 2ormaci+n
anular a%arece &iem%re en el mi&mo
lugar0
La locali/aci+n e3acta del :oco de "amer e&t- determinada %or la
naturale/a del con2licto0
E-em&lo, un con2licto de &e%araci+n im%acta &iem%re la corte/a &en&orial
(,er la imagen de arri.a#0 El tama.o de la le&i+n e&ta determinada %or la
inten&idad 4 duraci+n del con2licto0
*ivel del /rano,<ue el +rgano re&%onda al c1o*ue de con2licto en 2orma
de multi%licaci+n celular (crecimiento tumoral#' decremento celular
(o&teoli&i&' necro&i&' ulceraci+n# o de interru%ci+n 2uncional (la& llamada&
en2ermedade& e*ui,alente& al c-ncer tale& c+mo dia.ete&' %ar-li&i&
motora&' da8o ,i&ual o auditi,o# de%ende de *u) /ona cere.ral
(relacionada con una ca%a em.rionaria concreta# reci.a el c1o*ue 4 del
ti%o de te(ido in,olucrado (endodermo' me&odermo' ectodermo#0 Para
cada ti%o de con2licto 1a4 un ti%o e&%ec2ico de en2ermedad 4 un -rea
e&%ec2ica del cere.ro de&de la *ue lo& %roce&o& &on controlado&0
EL #E01*!O CRITERIO
En el momento de un !"#$ el 2los3 contenido2s3 del conflicto determina2n3
la locali4acin del Foco de "amer 2""3 en el cere(ro y la locali4acin del
cncer o enfermedad equivalente al cncer en el rano'
Elcontenido del conflicto &e determina en el momento en *ue ocurre el c1o*ue
de con2licto0 En el momento %reci&o del incidente' a&ociamo& un cierto tema de
con2licto .iol+gico tal como territorio' 1am.re' o %-nico a la muerte' con el
e,ento0 Por tanto' e& nue&tro &entimiento &u.(eti,o detr-& del con2licto el *ue
determina *u) %arte del cere.ro reci.ir- el c1o*ue de con2licto 4'
con&ecuentemente' *u) +rgano o te(ido &e a2ectar-0 Lo *ue una %er&ona %uede
e3%erimentar como un con2licto de &e%araci+n' %uede &er e3%erimentado de
manera mu4 di&tinta %or otra %er&ona0 Inclu&o %ara una tercera %er&ona el
e,ento %uede &er totalmente irrele,ante0 M-& a;n' un &olo "S %uede im%actar
m-& de un -rea cere.ral' dando como re&ultado m;lti%le& mani2e&tacione& de
en2ermedad' con le&ione& corre&%ondiente& en la& %arte& del cere.ro0 E(em%lo5
Si un 1om.re %ierde &u negocio de manera ine&%erada 4 el .anco &e *ueda con
todo& &u& .iene&' %uede de&arrollar angina de %ec1o (como re&ultado de un
con2licto de %)rdida de territorio#' c-ncer de 1gado (como re&ultado de un
con2licto de morir&e de 1am.re# 4 c-ncer de 1ue&o (como re&ultado de un
con2licto de auto de,aluaci+n#' todo& al mi&mo tiem%o0
Los conflictos (iolicos son muy diferentes de los &ro(lemas &sicolicos o
de las situaciones de estrs cotidianas' Lo& %ro.lema& %&icol+gico& %ara lo&
cuale& tenemo& tiem%o de %re%ararno& (a;n &i e& &+lo %or uno& &egundo&# no
de(an marca en el cere.ro 4' con&ecuentemente' no cau&an en2ermedad0 e&de
luego' un cierto %ro.lema %&icol+gico %uede %redi&%oner a una %er&ona a &er
m-& &u&ce%ti.le a un ti%o %articular de c1o*ue de con2licto0
EL TERCER CRITERIO
El desarrollo del conflicto determina el desarrollo e5acto del Foco de
"amer 2""3 en el cere(ro as+ como el desarrollo e5acto del cncer o la
enfermedad equivalente al cncer en el rano'
El de&arrollo en lo& tre& ni,ele& 6%&i*ue' cere.ro 4 +rgano6 &e lle,a a ca.o
&iem%re de manera sincroni4ada0 Con2orme a,an/a el con2licto' tanto la le&i+n
en el cere.ro como la alteraci+n en el +rgano %rogre&an 6%or e(em%lo' un
crecimiento tumoral60 Tan %ronto como 1a4 e&tancamiento en un ni,el' el
de&arrollo en lo& otro& do& ni,ele& di&minu4e0
L6TER6LI!6!
e.ido a *ue el cere.ro de&em%e8a un %a%el tan deci&i,o en re&ol,er cada
&ituaci+n' la lateralidad tiene *ue &er tomada en cuenta &iem%re0 =ue&tra
lateralidad manual determina en *u) lado del cere.ro &e im%acta el con2licto' 4
*u) %arte del cuer%o e&tar- a2ectada0 Por lo tanto' en la tera%ia de la =MG'
determinar la lateralidad del %aciente e& mu4 im%ortante0
$na %er&ona die&tra re&%onde a un con2licto con &u madre o 1i(o con la %arte
i/*uierda del cuer%o' 4 a un con2licto con una %are(a cual*uiera (e3ce%to la
madre o el 1i(o# con el lado derec1o0 E&to e& al re,)& en la gente /urda0
E(em%lo5 &i una mu(er die&tra de re%ente &e %reocu%a %or la &alud de &u 1i(o' &u
&eno i/*uierdo &e a2ectar-0 En un e&c-ner cere.ral' la le&i+n corre&%ondiente
(:oco de "amer# &e encontrar- en el 1emi&2erio derec1o' en la %arte del
cere.ro *ue controla el te(ido glandular mamario del &eno i/*uierdo0
Siem%re 1a4 una correlaci+n cru/ada del cere.ro con el +rgano0
E&ta& regla& &olo &on a%lica.le& al cere.elo 4 al cere.ro (diagrama#0 En el tallo
cere.ral' la %arte m-& antigua del cere.ro la lateralidad e& in&igni2icante0
La lateralidad manual &uede ser fcilmente esta(lecida con la &rue(a del
a&lauso' La mano que est arri(a es la mano &rinci&al y revela si la
&ersona es diestra o 4urda'
> r en Medicina0 Magi&ter en Teologa0 R4!e Geerd "amer
LA SEG$=A LEY BIOLGICA
La Ley de las dos fases de todas las enfermedades
Cada en2ermedad &e de&arrolla en do& 2a&e&' &iem%re *ue e3i&ta &oluci+n del
con2licto
=ormotona
:a&e Acti,a del Con2licto
Con2licto Pendiente
CL6 Con2lictoli&i&
:a&e de Curaci+n
Cri&i& E%ile%toide
Rale&
Curaci+n Pendiente
*ORMOTO*76
E& el e&tado de nue&tro ritmo normal d+a8noc%e0 Como &e mue&tra en la 2igura
de arri.a' la 9&im%aticotona9 &e alterna con la 9,agotona90 Lo& t)rmino& &e
re2ieren a nue&tro Si&tema =er,io&o Aut+nomo (S=A#' el cual controla la&
2uncione& ,egetati,a& tale& como el ritmo cardiaco o la dige&ti+n0 urante el
da nue&tro organi&mo &e encuentra en un tono de e&tr)& &im%-tico t+nico
(9luc1a o 1uida9#' mientra& en el &ue8o &e encuentra en un tono de de&can&o
,ago t+nico (9de&can&o 4 dige&ti+n9#0
L6 F6#E 6CTI96 !EL CO*FLICTO 2fase86C3
$n con2licto ine&%erado o !"# interrum%e inmediatamente el ritmo normal
da6noc1e' e inicia la 2a&e acti,a del con2licto0 El c1o*ue di&%ara el inicio de un
Programa Biol+gico E&%ecial 4 Signi2icati,o' *ue %ermite al organi&mo (%&i*ue'
cere.ro 4 +rgano# incrementar el 2uncionamiento diario 4 en2ocar&e de lleno en
contender con la &ituaci+n im%re,i&ta0
*ivel Ps+quico,La 2a&e acti,a del con2licto e& e3%erimentada como e&tr)&
emocional 4 ocu%aci+n mental con&tante &o.re el con2licto0
*ivel 9eetativo, !urante la fase activa del conflicto el sistema nervioso
se encuentra en sim&aticoton+a constante' un ritmo del da continuo0
In&omnio' 2alta de a%etito' %)rdida de %e&o' ritmo cardiaco acelerado'
%re&i+n &angunea ele,ada' di&minuci+n del a/;car en la &angre' o n-u&ea&
&on lo& &ntoma& t%ico& de la 2a&e AC0 A e&ta 2a&e &e le llama tam.i)n fase
FRI6' %or*ue durante el e&tr)& lo& ,a&o& &anguneo& &e con&tri8en dando
como re&ultado mano& 4 %ie& 2ro&' tem.lore&' e&calo2ro&' %iel 4 &udore&
2ro&0 e&de un %unto de ,i&ta .iol+gico' el tono de e&tr)& %rolongado'
%articularmente la& 1ora& e3tra& en ,igilia 4 la %reocu%aci+n %or el
con2licto' generan condicione& ideale& %ara re&ol,erlo0
*ivel Cere(ral,La le&i+n en el cere.ro o :oco de "amer a%arece en un
e&c-ner cere.ral como un gru%o de anillo& de2inido& en diana0 La locali/aci+n
de la le&i+n e&t- determinada %or la naturale/a e3acta del con2licto0 El
tama8o' %or la inten&idad 4 duraci+n del con2licto (ma&a con2lictual#0
*ivel Ornico,Lo& +rgano& dirigido& %or el cere.ro antiguo (tallo cere.ral 4
cere.elo# tale& como el colon' lo& %ulmone&' el 1gado' o la& gl-ndula&
mamaria&' mue&tran multi%licaci+n celular (crecimiento tumoral#0 Lo&
+rgano& dirigido& de&de el cere.ro (m)dula cere.ral 4 corte/a cere.ral#'
tale& como lo& 1ue&o&' lo& n+dulo& lin2-tico&' lo& .ron*uio&' o el c)r,i3'
mue&tran decremento celular en 2orma de o&teoli&i&' necro&i& o ulceraci+n0
CO*FLICTO PE*!IE*TE
Si no &omo& ca%ace& de re&ol,er el con2licto' o &i no &e %uede alcan/ar una
&oluci+n ,ia.le (E(0 =o %odemo& de(ar nue&tro tra.a(o o una relaci+n tri&te#'
tenemo& la o%ortunidad de degradar con&cientemente el con2licto' 4a &ea de
manera intelectual' %&icol+gica o e&%iritual0 !eradando el
conflictodi&minuimo& &u inten&idad 4' con&ecuentemente' lo& &ntoma& tanto a
ni,el cere.ral como org-nico0 Podemo& ,i,ir con dic1o con2licto reducido 1a&ta
una edad a,an/ada' %or e(em%lo' con un tumor en el colon' &iem%re 4 cuando no
cau&e ninguna o.&trucci+n mec-nica' o no e&t) in,olucrado un +rgano %roductor
de 1ormona& como %or e(em%lo la tiroide&0 Pero tenemo& *ue tener en mente
*ue tran&2ormar un con2licto en un con2licto %endiente &+lo %uede re%re&entar
una &egunda me(or alternati,a' %or*ue la curacin slo &uede lorarse cuando
el conflicto se resuelve &or com&leto'
ElO(-etivo de la Tera&ia en la 0ermnica *ueva Medicina : e& identi2icar
el "S original 4 encontrar una &oluci+n al con2licto *ue &ea tan real 4 %r-ctica
como &ea %o&i.le0 Por e(em%lo' un 1om.re *ue %ierde &u negocio 4 &u2re una
%)rdida de territorio' de.e encontrar una nue,a ocu%aci+n7 el c1o*ue
%ro,ocado %or un ine&%erado 4 tem%rano retiro la.oral %uede &er re&uelto
e&ta.leciendo un nue,o dominio' como el unir&e a un clu. o reali/ar un
%a&atiem%o largo tiem%o a%la/ado0 Tan %ronto como el con2licto e& re&uelto' la
curaci+n &igue &u cur&o natural0
CO*FLICTOLI#I# 2CL3
Lasolucin del conflicto e& el %unto crucial *ue inicia la 2a&e de curaci+n0 Como
la 2a&e acti,a del con2licto' el %rogre&o de la 2a&e de curaci+n &e lle,a a ca.o
de manera &incr+nica en lo& tre& ni,ele&0
L6 F6#E !E C1R6CI/* 2Fase8&cl; &cl<&os8conflictolisis3
*ivel Ps+quico,La &oluci+n del con2licto ,iene acom%a8ada de un &entimiento
de gran ali,io0
*ivel 9eetativo,El tono ,egetati,o cam.ia in&tant-neamente a una
vaoton+a %rolongada'un ritmo de noc1e continuo0 :atiga' de.ilidad 4 .uen
a%etito &on lo& &ntoma& t%ico&0 La 2a&e de curaci+n e& tam.i)n llamada
Fase TI)I6' %or*ue durante la ,agotona lo& ,a&o& &anguneo& &on dilatado&
dando como re&ultado mano& 4 %iel ti.ia&' 4 %o&i.lemente 2ie.re0 e&de un
%unto de ,i&ta .iol+gico' el tono de de&can&o %rolongado' %articularmente la
2atiga 4 el .uen a%etito' a4udan al %roce&o de re%araci+n 4 re&tauraci+n de
la &alud0
*ivel Cere(ral,Paralelamente a la %&i*ue 4 al +rgano' la le&i+n cere.ral
tam.i)n comien/a a &anar0 urante la %rimera %arte de la 2a&e de curaci+n
(&cl8fase 6# &on atrado& al -rea agua 4 2luido &ero&o' creando un edema
cere(ral %ara %roteger al te(ido cere.ral durante el %roce&o de re%araci+n0
E& e&te aumento de ,olumen del edema cere.ral el *ue %roduce lo& &ntoma&
de curaci+n cere.rale& t%ico& como dolore& de ca.e/a' mareo& o ,i&i+n
do.le0 En un e&c-ner cere.ral' lo& anillo& diana de2inido& *ue 4acen .a(o el
edema a%arecen .orro&o&' indi&tinto& 4 o&curo& en la 2a&e de &oluci+n0
L6 CRI#I# EPIL=PTIC6 O EPILEPTOI!E 2CE3
E& iniciada en el &unto ms (a-o de la fase de curacin0 Con el inicio de la
cri&i& el indi,iduo e& in&tant-neamente lle,ado 1acia la 2a&e acti,a del con2licto
con &u& &ntoma& t%ico& de e&tr)& como tem.lore&' &udore& 2ro& o n-u&ea0
?Cu-l e& el %ro%+&ito de e&ta re%entina recada en el con2licto@ A la altura de
la 2a&e ,agot+nica' el aumento de ,olumen del edema cere.ral 1a alcan/ado &u
m-3imo tama8o0 En e&te momento e3acto' el cere.ro acti,a una %re&i+n de
e&tr)& .re,e 4 %otencialmente inten&a *ue %re&iona el edema 1acia a2uera0
E&to e& &eguido de una fase urinaria durante la cual el cuer%o elimina todo el
e3ce&o de 2luido *ue 2ue almacenado durante la %rimera %arte de la curaci+n
%cl6 2a&e A0 Cada ti%o de con2licto 4 cada ti%o de en2ermedad tiene un ti%o
e&%ec2ico de cri&i& e%ile%toide0 Lo& ata*ue& cardiaco&' lo& &1oc!&' la& cri&i&
a&m-tica&' lo& ata*ue& de migra8a 4 la& cri&i& e%il)%tica& &on &+lo alguno&
e(em%lo& de e&ta cri&i& de curaci+n0 e&%u)& de la cri&i& e%ile%toide' el
%aciente recu%era 2uer/a gradualmente 4 e&t- en camino directo a la
normali/aci+n0
e&%u)& de *ue el edema cere.ral 1a &ido e3%ul&ado' &e inicia la &egunda %arte
de la 2a&e de curaci+n (&cl8fase )#0 A1ora la neurogla' te(ido conecti,o *ue
&iem%re e&t- %re&ente en el cere.ro' &e in&tala en el &itio %ara terminar la
re%araci+n de la le&i+n cere.ral %ro,ocada %or el c1o*ue del "S0 La ma&a de
acumulaci+n de la& c)lula& de la neurogla e&t- determinada %or la inten&idad 4
duraci+n de la %recedente 2a&e acti,a del con2licto0 E& e&te almacenamiento de
neurogla lo *ue com;nmente &e llama tumor cere(ral
*ivel del /rano, urante la 2a&e de curaci+n' lo& tumore& dirigido& %or el
cere.ro antiguo (tallo cere.ral 4 cere.elo# como lo& de colon' %ulmone&' 1gado
o gl-ndula& mamaria&' *ue &e de&arrollaron durante la 2a&e de con2licto acti,o
&on degradado& %or 1ongo& 4 mico.acteria& e&%eciali/ado&0 Si no &e di&%one de
lo& micro.io& nece&ario&' el tumor %ermanece en &u lugar 4 &e enca%&ula &in
reali/ar m-& di,i&i+n celular0 La %)rdida de c)lula& dirigida %or el cere.ro
(m)dula cere.ral 4 corte/a cere.ral# como la o&teo%oro&i&' la necro&i& de
o,ario o la ulceraci+n en el e&t+mago' *ue ocurrieron durante la 2a&e acti,a de
con2licto (diagrama# e& rellenada' re&tituida 4 recon&truida con la a4uda de
.acteria& o ,iru& e&%eciali/ado&0
En general' la 2a&e de curaci+n e& con&idera.lemente m-& %eligro&a *ue la 2a&e
acti,a del con2licto0 e.ido a *ue la 2a&e de re%araci+n 2recuentemente e&t-
acom%a8ada de aumento de ,olumen' in2lamaci+n' in2eccione&' 2ie.re 4 dolor' la
ma4ora de e&ta& en2ermedade& &e detectan cuando 4a e&t-n &anando0
Laduracin y severidad de la fase de curacin e&t-n determinada& %or la
inten&idad 4 duraci+n de la %recedente 2a&e acti,a del con2licto' %or la
&eriedad de la cri&i& e%ile%toide' 4 la& com%licacione& o recada& del con2licto
durante la 2a&e de curaci+n (rale&#0
e.ido a *ue la medicina con,encional 2alla en reconocer el %atr+n .i2-&ico de
cada en2ermedad' lo& doctore& con,encionale& &+lo ,en una de la& do& 2a&e&0
Ello& ,en 4a &ea un %aciente e&tre&ado con un tumor en crecimiento (2a&e
acti,a del con2licto#' &in &a.er *ue 1a4 una 2a&e de curaci+n m-& adelante' o
,en a un %aciente con 2ie.re' in2ecci+n' in2lamaci+n' de&carga' dolore& de
ca.e/a u otro& (2a&e de curaci+n#' ignorando la %recedente 2a&e acti,a del
con2licto0 Re,i&ando &+lo una de la& do& 2a&e&' lo& &ntoma& *ue %ertenecen a
una 2a&e &on ,i&to& como una en2ermedad en & mi&ma' %or e(em%lo la
o&teo%oro&i& o la angina de %ec1o' *ue &+lo ocurren durante la 2a&e acti,a del
con2licto' o la artriti&' el lin2oma 4 el c-ncer cer,ical *ue &+lo ocurren en la
2a&e de curaci+n0
E&ta 2alta e& %articularmente tr-gica cuando un &aciente que cursa la fase
de curacin es dianosticado de un cncer malino$ aun*ue de 1ec1o )&te
&ea un tumor en curaci+n *ue naturalmente &e degrada durante el cur&o del
%roce&o de curaci+n0 Si la medicina con,encional tomara en cuenta al cere.ro
como el lugar de&de donde &e origina 4 &e controla la en2ermedad' reconocera
*ue la& do& 2a&e& &on una &ola en2ermedad' ,eri2ica.le %or un e&c-ner cere.ral
en el *ue el :oco de "amer &e encontrara en el mi&mo lugar en la& do& 2a&e&'
indicando &i el %aciente e&t- toda,a en con2licto acti,o (anillo& conc)ntrico& en
diana# o &e encuentra 4a &anando (anillo& edemato&o&#0
R67LE#
En el momento del c1o*ue del con2licto ("S#' la mente &e encuentra en un
e&tado de atenci+n agudo0 Altamente alerta' nue&tro &u.con&ciente recoge
todo& lo& com%onente& *ue rodean al con2licto' tale& como &onido&' olore&'
gente 4 o.(eto&' 4 lo& almacena 1a&ta *ue el con2licto &e 1a re&uelto
totalmente0 La& 1uella& *ue *uedan como con&ecuencia del "S &on llamada&
rale&0 Si e&tamo& en la 2a&e de curaci+n 4 de re%ente acti,amo& uno de lo&
rale&' 4a &ea %or contacto directo o %or a&ociaci+n' el con2licto &e reacti,a e
in&tant-neamente &omo& lle,ado& 1acia la 2a&e acti,a del con2licto0 E&ta
reca+da del conflicto e& llamada com;nmente aleria o reacci+n al)rgica0 El
al)rgeno %uede &er una &u&tancia en la comida' cierto %olen' ca.ello& de
animale&' alg;n %er2ume' la e3 e&%o&a' un colega' *uien &ea o lo *ue &ea *ue
1u.ie&e e&tado in,olucrado cuando ocurri+ el c1o*ue del con2licto0 $&ualmente
la acti,idad de recada del con2licto e& corta0 Lo *ue llamamo& alergia como
2lu(o na&al' a&ma o ru.oraci+n &on 4a' de 1ec1o' &ntoma& de curaci+n0 El
%ro%+&ito .iol+gico de la alergia e& &er,ir como ad,ertencia' de manera *ue &e
%ueda e,itar e3%erimentar la mi&ma &ituaci+n %eligro&a %or &egunda oca&i+n0 En
la naturale/a' e&to& &i&tema& de alarma &on ,itale& %ara la &u%er,i,encia0
E-em&lo, $na alergia al %elo de animal %uede e3%re&ar&e como ec/ema &i la
%er&ona en cue&ti+n e&tu,o &o&teniendo a una ma&cota cuando e3%eriment+ un
con2licto de &e%araci+n0 El ca.ello del animal &ir,e como ral' %ro,ocando
e%i&odio& re%etiti,o& de ec/ema 1a&ta *ue el con2licto no &e re&uel,a Cuando la
e3%o&ici+n al %elo de animal %roduce to& u otro& de&+rdene& .ron*uiale&
entonce& %odemo& concluir *ue la ma&cota e&tu,o in,olucrada (%o&i.lemente
como re2ugio# cuando un con2licto de miedo territorial &e lle,+ a ca.o' %or
e(em%lo' cuando un ni8o tiene miedo de %erder a uno de &u& %adre& de.ido a
*ue e&to& &e di,orcian0
Lo& rale& &iem%re tienen *ue tomar&e en con&ideraci+n cuando e&tamo&
en2rent-ndono& a condiciones recurrentes como migra8a&' cri&i& e%il)%tica&'
1emorroide&' in2eccione& de ,e(iga o re&2riado& recurrente&0 Cual*uier reca+da
de cncer tiene *ue &er ,i&ta de&de e&ta %er&%ecti,a0 Lo& rale& tam.i)n
(uegan un %a%el %rinci%al en condiciones >crnicas>como la arterio&clero&i&' la
artriti&' el Par!in&on o la E&clero&i& M;lti%le0
C1R6CI/* PE*!IE*TE
$n con2licto *ue e&t- continuamente en re&oluci+n de.ido a recada&
re%etiti,a&es llamado una curacin &endiente0 Por lo tanto en la Germ-nica
=ue,a Medicina A' recon&truir el e,ento del "S (unto con toda& &u& %i&ta& e&
una medida tera%)utica&igni2icati,a0
Al com%letar&e la 2a&e de curaci+n &e ree&ta.lecen la normotona 4 el ritmo
da6noc1e normal0 e&%u)& de la 2a&e de curaci+n lo& te(ido& 4 +rgano&
in,olucrado& &on m-& 2uerte& *ue ante&0 B&te e& de 1ec1o el %ro%+&ito
.iol+gico0 e.ido a *ue el con2licto %articular e& a1ora un %unto ,ulnera.le' el
te(ido 2orti2icado &it;a al indi,iduo en una %o&ici+n muc1o me(or en ca&o de
cual*uier re%etici+n de otro "S de e&a naturale/a0 En una Tomogra2a
Com%utari/ada del cere.ro la cicatri/ de una le&i+n cere.ral curada a%arece
como un %e*ue8o anillo *ue de&a%arece con el tiem%o0
> r en Medicina0 Magi&ter en Teologa0 R4!e Geerd "amer
LA TERCERA LEY BIOLGICA
El #istema Ontoentico de Tumores y Enfermedades
Equivalentes al Cncer
La Tercera Le4 Biol+gica de la Germ-nica =ue,a Medicina A une lo&
de&cu.rimiento& de la& do& %rimera& le4e& dentro del conte3to de la
em.riologa 4 la e,oluci+n del 1om.re0 Ilu&tra la correlaci+n .iol+gica entre la
%&i*ue' el cere.ro 4 el +rgano' de&de un %unto de ,i&ta e,oluti,o0
El diarama inferior muestra la divisin del cere(ro en TRE# C6P6#
0ERMI*6LE# (,er tam.i)n diagrama in2erior#0
Endodermo Ca&a 0erminal Interna (&ecci+n amarilla#
Mesodermo Ca&a 0erminal Media (&ecci+n naran(a#
Ectodermo Ca&a 0erminal E5terna (&ecci+n ro(a#
Teor+a de las Metstasis
Tres Ca&as 0erminales,Por la ciencia de la Em.riologa &a.emo& *ue dentro de
lo& %rimero& dieci&iete da& del e&tado em.rionario &e de&arrollan tre& ca%a&
germinale& (Endodermo' Me&odermo 4 Ectodermo# a %artir de la& cuale& &e
originan todo& lo& te(ido& 4 +rgano&0 Cuando un 2eto &e de&arrolla durante la
2a&e em.rionaria (ontog)ne&i&#' el organi&mo *ue crece %a&a a tra,)& de toda&
la& eta%a& de la e,oluci+n' a una ,elocidad mu4 acelerada (2ilog)ne&i&#0 urante
e&te ,ia(e a tra,)& de la e,oluci+n 6de&de una criatura unicelular 1a&ta un &er
1umano com%leto6 la& tre& ca%a& germinale& dirigen %a&o a %a&o el de&arrollo
de todo el organi&mo0
La ma4ora de nue&tro& +rgano&' nota.lemente el colon' emanan &+lo de una de
la& tre& ca%a& germinale&7 otro& como el cora/+n' el 1gado' el %-ncrea& o la
,e(iga e&t-n 1ec1o& de di2erente& %arte& deri,ada& de di2erente& ca%a&
germinale&0 "o4 en da e&ta& %arte&' *ue emergieron en el tiem%o %or ra/one&
2uncionale& &on con&iderada& como un +rgano' aun*ue 2recuentemente tengan
&u centro de control en -rea& am%liamente &e%arada& del cere.ro0 Por otro
lado e3i&ten otro& +rgano& *ue &e encuentran mu4 di&tante& uno de otro en el
cuer%o como el recto' la laringe 4 la& ,ena& coronaria& %ero *ue &on controlado&
de&de -rea& mu4 cercana& en el cere.ro0
TEOR76 !E L6# MET6#T6#I#
La teora e&t-ndar de la& met-&ta&i& &ugiere *ue la& c)lula& cancergena& de un
tumor %rimario ,ia(an a tra,)& del torrente &anguneo o del &i&tema lin2-tico a
otra& %arte& del cuer%o donde )&ta& %roducen un crecimiento cancero&o en el
nue,o &itio (te+ricamente' e&ta &u%o&ici+n im%licara un rie&go %otencial de
contraer c-ncer a tra,)& de una tran&2u&i+n &angunea#0 La Germ-nica =ue,a
Medicina A no cue&tiona el 1ec1o de c-ncere& &ecundario& 4 terciario&0 e&de
luego' de acuerdo a la& Cinco Le4e& Biol+gica&' lo& c-ncere& &ecundario& 4
terciario& no &on el re&ultado de c)lula& cancero&a& *ue migran' &ino de un
&egundo o tercer !"#' 2recuentemente iniciado %or un c%oque en el momento
del dianstico o del &ronstico$ *ue %one al indi,iduo en una &ituaci+n total
de %-nico' cau&ando un nue,o con2licto o' m-& a;n' ,ario& nue,o& con2licto&'
lle,-ndolo a %re&entar c-ncere& adicionale&0 Por e(em%lo' un dianstico de
c%oque de cncer &uede dis&arar un >conflicto de terror a morir> llevando
al desarrollo de un cncer de &ulmn0
Tam.i)n &a.emo& %or la ciencia de la "i&tologa *ue la& c)lula& cancero&a& no
%ueden mutar 1acia otro ti%o celular0 =unca %ueden cru/ar &u um.ral de ca%a
germinal' o cam.iar &u e&tructura 1i&tol+gica0 La& c)lula& cancero&a& *ue
crecen en el colon 4 %ertenecen al endodermo (dirigido de&de el tallo cere.ral#
no %ueden' .a(o ninguna circun&tancia' tran&2ormar&e en c)lula& +&ea& *ue &e
originan del me&odermo del cere.ro nue,o(dirigido de&de la m)dula cere.ral#0
En otra& %ala.ra&5 el c-ncer de colon no %uede 9e&%arcir&e9 a lo& 1ue&o&0 e&de
luego un %aciente con c-ncer *ue de re%ente &e &ienta de,aluado de.ido a *ue
e&t- en2ermo (9=o ,algo nada9' 9no &ir,o %ara nada9#' %uede &u2rir un con2licto
de auto de,aluaci+n' dando c+mo re&ultado cncer de %ueso0 Si la auto
de,aluaci+n e& meno& &e,era' lo& n+dulo& lin2-tico& &er-n lo& *ue m-&
%ro.a.lemente &ean a2ectado&0 Por tanto' una mu(er *ue e3%erimenta un
c1o*ue %or el diagn+&tico de c-ncer de mama' o *ue &u2re una%)rdida de
,aloraci+n de & mi&ma tra& la am%utaci+n de la mama' de&arrolla a menudo un
lin2oma cerca del &itio donde ella tena el tumor0 Gracia& a la Germ-nica =ue,a
Medicina A' comen/amo& a entender %or*u) e&tad&ticamente la& mu(ere& con
c-ncer de mama 2recuentemente tienen e&te ti%o de c-ncer &ecundario0
E*!O!ERMO (Ca%a Germinal Interna# e&arrollada durante el %eriodo
e,oluti,o m-& tem%rano' en un tiem%o en el *ue la criatura toda,a ,i,a
en un am.iente acu-tico0 =aturalmente el endodermo e& tam.i)n la
%rimera ca%a germinal del %eriodo em.rionario0 Siendo la %rimera ca%a'
el endodermo forma los ranos ms antiuos0 E&te da origen a la
&u.muco&a de todo el canal alimentario' de&de la .oca 1a&ta el recto' al
recu.rimiento interno de la %r+&tata' al ;tero (&in el c)r,i3# 4 a lo&
conducto& uterina&0 Lo& n;cleo& de lo& ner,io& ac;&tico&' la gl-ndula
tiroide&' lo& t;.ulo& colectore& del ri8+n' lo& al,)olo& %ulmonare& 4 el
1gado tam.i)n deri,an del endodermo0
Lo& +rgano& m-& antiguo& *ue &e deri,an de la ca%a germinal m-&
antigua &on controlados desde la %arte m-& antigua del cere.ro' el
tallo cere(ral (diagrama#' 4 con&ecuentemente re&%onden a lo&
con2licto& m-& antiguo&0 En el tallo cere.ral la lateralidad e&
in&igni2icante0
Los conflictos (iolicos del tallo cere(ral e&t-n relacionado& con
tema& de &u%er,i,encia .-&ico& como re&%irar' re%roducir&e 4 comer0 El
canal alimentario corre&%onde a lo& llamado& conflictos de >(ocado>'
1aciendo alu&i+n al .ocado de alimento real o %eda/o de comida0 La 9de
o.tener un %eda/o del .ocado9 e&t- ligada a la .oca 4 a la 2aringe' el
9con2licto de no &er ca%a/ de tragar el .ocado9 corre&%onde al e&+2ago
(%arte in2erior#' la 9inca%acidad de digerir el .ocado9 corre&%onde a lo&
+rgano& del &i&tema dige&ti,o como el e&t+mago (e3ce%to la cur,atura
menor#' lo& inte&tino& delgado 4 grue&o' 4 el %-ncrea&0
Lo& animale& e3%erimentan tale& con2licto& de 9.ocado9 en t)rmino&
reale&' E(0 Cuando un %eda/o de comida &e atora en el inte&tino0 e.ido
a *ue lo& &ere& 1umano& &on ca%ace& de interactuar con el mundo de
una manera m-& a.&tracta' a tra,)& del lengua(e 4 lo& &m.olo&'
no&otro& lo& 1umano& a menudo e3%erimentamo& e&to& con2licto& de
9.ocado9 de una manera 2igurati,a0 Tal .ocado 2igurado %uede
traducir&e en un contrato *ue no %udimo& 9o.tener9' una o2en&a
im%ortante *ue no %udimo& 9digerir9' 9.ocado&9 *ue *ueremo& %o&eer'
9.ocado&9 a lo& *ue no& agarramo&' 9.ocado&9 *ue no& 2ueron
arre.atado&' o 9.ocado&9 de lo& cu-le& no no& %odemo& de&1acer0
El odo medio e&t- ligado a con2licto& de e&cuc1a0 El con2licto de 9no
&er ca%a/ de o.tener una %arte de in2ormaci+n9 (E(0 %erder&e un
men&a(e im%ortante#' a2ecta al odo derec1o' mientra& *ue el con2licto
de 9no &er ca%a/ de de&1acer&e de %arte de una in2ormaci+n9 (E(0 un
men&a(e inc+modo#' a2ecta al odo i/*uierdo0
Lo& %ulmone& 4 lo& ri8one& %o&een lo& %rograma& de &u%er,i,encia m-&
arcaico&0 Mientra& lo& t;.ulo& colectore& del ri8+n &e relacionan con un
9con2licto %ro2undo de a.andono9 (&entir&e ai&lado' e3cluido' &er
e3trado de re%ente de nue&tro 9gru%o9' E(0 &er 1o&%itali/ado o %ue&to
en una ca&a de a&i&tencia#' lo& al,)olo& %ulmonare& re&%onden
in&tant-neamente a un 9con2licto de terror a morir9' 2recuentemente
accionado a tra,)& de un diagn+&tico ine&%erado de c-ncer0 El 1gado
re&%onde a un 9con2licto de morir de 1am.re9' E(0 accionado %or el
,+mito durante la *uimiotera%ia0 El ;tero 4 la %r+&tata e&t-n ligado& a
un con2licto mitad genital' *ue 1ace re2erencia a un con2licto
de&agrada.le con el &e3o o%ue&to0
Formaciones %istolicas, todo& lo& +rgano& 4 te(ido& *ue deri,an del
endodermo' 4 *ue &on dirigido& %or el tallo cere.ral' mue&tran
incremento celular en 2orma de un adenocarcinoma durante la 2a&e
acti,a del con2licto0 Por tanto' el c-ncer de colon' de 1gado' de
%ulmone&' de ri8one&' de ;tero o de %r+&tata' &e originan en el tallo
cere.ral 4 e&t-n cau&ado& %or &u& re&%ecti,o& c1o*ue& de con2licto0
Con la &oluci+n del con2licto el tumor detiene inmediatamente &u
crecimiento0 urante la 2a&e de curaci+n la& c)lula& e3tra' *ue 4a no &e
nece&itan m-&' &on degradada& con la a4uda de micro.io&
e&%eciali/ado& (diagrama' 1ongo& 4 mico.acteria&#0
Mientra& 1a4 incremento celular (crecimiento del tumor# durante la
fase activa del conflicto' 1a4 decremento celular (degradaci+n del
tumor# durante la fase de curacin0
Si lo& micro.io& no e&t-n di&%oni.le&' de.ido *ui/-& a la ,acunaci+n' el
tumor %ermanece en el &itio &in m-& %roli2eraci+n celular0 Mientra& el
tumor no cau&e alguna o.&trucci+n mec-nica' o &e 1alle in,olucrado
te(ido de %roducci+n 1ormonal' el tumor e& con&iderado totalmente
ino2en&i,o0
ME#O!ERMO (Ca%a Germinal Media# e&t- di,idido en un gru%o m-&
antiguo 4 en uno m-& (o,en0 El me&odermo cere.ral antiguo' *ue e&
%arte del cere.ro antiguo' e& dirigido de&de el cere.elo7 el me&odermo
cere.ral nue,o e& dirigido de&de la m)dula cere.ral *ue %ertenece 4a
al cere.ro0
ME#O!ERMO CERE)R6L 6*TI01O, e&%u)& de *ue nue&tro&
ance&tro& e,oluti,o& de(aron el am.iente acu-tico' &e nece&it+ de una
%iel %ara %rotegerlo& de la radiaci+n &olar e3ce&i,a 4 de la
de&1idrataci+n0 La %rimera %iel 2ue tam.i)n di&e8ada %ara %ro%orcionar
%rotecci+n contra ata*ue&0 Los ranos y te-idos que se derivan del
mesodermo cere(ral antiuo &on la %iel del corium (%iel %ro2unda#' la
%leura (mem.rana en el t+ra3#' el %eritoneo (mem.rana en la ca,idad
e&tomacal# a& como el %ericardio (mem.rana alrededor del cora/+n#0
Con la e,oluci+n de lo& mam2ero& la& gl-ndula& mamaria& &e
de&arrollaron a %artir de la %iel %ro2unda7 el %e/+n' del cual la &ucci+n
%uede e3traer lec1e' e& tam.i)n una %rotru&i+n de la %iel %ro2unda
(com%arada con la e%idermi& 4 el recu.rimiento de lo& conducto&
lact2ero&' e&to& &e de&arrollaron en una eta%a muc1o m-& tarda en la
e,oluci+n 4 &on con&ecuentemente controlado& de&de la %arte m-&
(o,en del cere.ro#0
Todo& lo& +rgano& *ue &e deri,an del me&odermo cere.ral antiguo &on
controlados desde el cere(elo (cere.elo 4 tallo cere.ral &on re2erido&
como 9Cere.ro Antiguo90 En el cere.elo &on a%lica.le& la& regla& de
lateralidad0
Los conflictos (iolicos del cere(elo se relacionan con los llamados
>conflictos de ataque> (tanto en un &entido real como 2igurado#'
re2le(ando la 2unci+n %rotectora de la %iel del cere.elo0 Por e(em%lo' un
9ata*ue contra el a.domen9 2igurado %uede &er oca&ionado %or un
diagn+&tico im%re,i&to de un tumor en el colon7 un &im.+lico 9ata*ue
contra el %ec1o9 %uede &er oca&ionado %or una am%utaci+n de &eno o
una cri&i& a&m-tica &e,era7 un 9ata*ue contra el cora/+n9 2igurado' con
el anuncio ine&%erado de una o%eraci+n de %uente' o (unto con un ata*ue
cardiaco0 La& gl-ndula& mamaria&' &in+nimo& de cuidado 4 nutrici+n'
re&%onden a 9con2licto& de nido9 + 9con2licto& de %reocu%aci+n 4
argumentaci+n90
Formaciones %istolicas, Todo& lo& +rgano& 4 te(ido& *ue deri,an del
me&odermo cere.ral Cie(o 4 e&t-n controlado& %or el cere.elo
mue&tran multi%licaci+n celular en 2orma de tumor durante la 2a&e
acti,a del con2licto 0 e e&ta 2orma' el melanoma' lo& tumore& de la&
gl-ndula& mamaria& o lo& tumore& del %eritoneo' %leura 4 %ericardio (lo&
llamado& me&otelioma#7 todo& &e originan de con2licto& *ue im%actan el
-rea cere.ral corre&%ondiente en el cere.elo0 Con la &oluci+n del
con2licto' el tumor detiene &u crecimiento0 urante la 2a&e de curaci+n
la& a1ora &u%er2lua& c)lula& &on degradada& %or micro.io&
e&%eciali/ado& (diagrama' .acteria#0 Todo& lo& tumore& controlado& %or
el cere.elo crean %otencialmente e3ce&o de 2luido en la 2a&e de
curaci+n' %ro,ocando e2u&i+n %leural' %eritoneal o %eric-rdica0
Mientra& e3i&te incremento celular (crecimiento tumoral# durante la
fase activa del conflicto' 1a4 decremento celular (degradaci+n del
tumor# durante la fase de curacin0 Si no &e di&%one de lo& micro.io&
nece&ario&' de.ido *ui/- a la ,acunaci+n' el tumor %ermanece en &u &itio
&in m-& aumento celular0
ME#O!ERMO CERE)R6L *1E9O, El &iguiente %a&o en la e,oluci+n
2ue el de&arrollo de una e&tructura mu&cular 4 e&*uel)tica *ue le
%ermitiera a la criatura mo,er&e6 gatear' caminar' correr0 Los ranos
y te-idos que se desarrollaron a &artir del mesodermo cere(ral
nuevo &on lo& 1ue&o&' el cartlago' lo& tendone&' el te(ido conecti,o' lo&
m;&culo& e&triado&' la mu&culatura del ;tero' ,e(iga 4 recto' el m;&culo
li&o de lo& inte&tino&' el miocardio' el %ar)n*uima del ri8+n' la corte/a
adrenal' lo& o,ario& 4 te&tculo&' el &i&tema lin2-tico com%leto' con lo&
,a&o& lin2-tico&' el .a/o a& como la& ,ena& 4 arteria& (e3ce%to lo&
,a&o& coronario&#0
Todo& lo& +rgano& 4 te(ido& *ue &e deri,an del me&odermo cere.ral
nue,o' &on controlados desde la m)dula cere.ral' *ue e& la %arte
interior del cere.ro0 En la m)dula cere.ral &on a%lica.le& la& regla& de
lateralidad0
Los conflictos (iolicos de la mdula cere(ral tienen *ue ,er
%redominantemente con 9conflictos de auto devaluacin90 $na %)rdida
re%entina del ,alor %ro%io %uede &er iniciada %or una o.&er,aci+n
in(u&ta' %or &er degradado' %or 2allar en el tra.a(o' en lo& de%orte& o
en la e&cuela' o cuando no& &entimo& &in a%o4o&0 La tran&ici+n 1acia el
retiro' el en,e(ecimiento o la en2ermedad (9=o &ir,o9# %ro,ee
&ituacione& in2inita& *ue %ueden di&%arar una %)rdida de la %ro%ia
con2ian/a0
<ue la auto de,aluaci+n a2ecte lo& 1ue&o&' lo& m;&culo&' el cartlago'
lo& tendone& o lo& n+dulo& lin2-tico&' de%ende del grado del con2licto7
la locali/aci+n e3acta &e determina %or el ti%o e&%ec2ico de con2licto
de auto de,aluaci+n0 Por e(em%lo' un 9con2licto de die&tro9'
2recuentemente e3%erimentado con 2alla %ara de&em%e8ar una tarea
manual' tal como teclear o reali/ar un tra.a(o manual 2ino' a2ecta la
mano 4 lo& dedo&7 un 9con2licto de auto de,aluaci+n intelectual9
(&u&%ender un e3amen' %erder un (uego' &er degradado %or un mae&tro
o entrenador# a2ecta al cr-neo o la& cer,icale&0
Lo& o,ario& 4 lo& te&tculo& re&%onden a un 9con2licto %ro2undo de
%)rdida9 (la %)rdida ine&%erada de un &er amado' inclu4endo a una
ma&cota#' el .a/o &e relaciona con un 9con2licto de le&i+n o de
&angrado9 (&angrado %ro2u&o o' en un &entido tran&%ue&to' un re&ultado
ine&%erado de un e3amen de &angre#' el te(ido del ri8+n re&%onde a un
9con2licto de agua o de 2luido9 (E(0 una e3%eriencia de ca&i a1ogar&e#'
lo& m;&culo& del cora/+n e&t-n ligado& al 9con2licto de &er
com%letamente re.a&ado9 (un e,ento altamente e&tre&ante#' 4 la
corte/a adrenal re&%onde al 9con2licto de 1a.er ido en la direcci+n
incorrecta9' (E(0 de&cu.rir *ue &e eligi+ la tera%ia incorrecta#0
Formaciones %istolicas, En el cere(ro tenemos una nueva
situacin0 Todo& lo& +rgano& *ue deri,an del me&odermo cere.ral
nue,o' 4 *ue &on controlado& de&de la m)dula cere.ral' mue&tran
degradaci+n celular en la 2a&e acti,a del con2licto (al re,)& de lo *ue
ocurre en +rgano& *ue &on controlado& %or el cere.ro antiguo#0 La
%)rdida de te(ido como en la o&teo%oro&i&' c-ncer de 1ue&o' atro2ia
mu&cular' necro&i& del .a/o' o,ario&' te&tculo& o te(ido del ri8+n' todo&
&e originan en la m)dula cere.ral0 Con la &oluci+n del con2licto el
%roce&o de degeneraci+n &e detiene0 urante la 2a&e de curaci+n la
%)rdida de te(ido e& recu%erada 4 re&taurada con la a4uda de
microorgani&mo& e&%eciali/ado&0 El %roce&o de re%araci+n &e acom%a8a
2recuentemente de aumento de ,olumen' in2lamacione&' in2ecci+n'
de&carga' 2ie.re 4 dolor0 Condicione& tale& como el "odg!in o lin2oma'
o&teo&arcoma' c-ncer de o,ario o te&ticular' leucemia' crecimiento del
.a/o' o artriti& &on &ntoma& de la 2a&e de curaci+n0
Mientra& en la fase activa del conflicto 1a4 decremento celular
(necro&i&' o&teoli&i&#' e3i&te aumento celular en la fase de curacin0 Si
lo& micro.io& nece&ario& no &e encuentran di&%oni.le&' la curaci+n &e
lle,a a ca.o a;n' %ero no en un grado .iol+gicamente +%timo0
ECTO!ERMO (Ca%a Germinal E3terna# e& la ca%a germinal m-& (o,en0
Con el tiem%o la %iel de a.a(o re&ult+ in&u2iciente' %or lo tanto &e
de&arroll+ una &egunda %iel m-& re&i&tente *ue cu.riera %or com%leto a
la %iel del corium0 La nue,a ca%a de %iel e&t- 2ormada de c)lula& de
e%itelio e&camo&o0 Los ranos y te-idos que se derivan del
ectodermo &on5 la e%idermi& (%iel e3terior#' la mem.rana muco&a de la
2aringe (inclu4endo la .oca 4 la nari/#' lo& conducto& 2arngeo&' la
laringe' el e&+2ago &u%erior' lo& .ron*uio&' el recu.rimiento de lo&
conducto& lact2ero&' la cur,atura menor del e&t+mago' lo& conducto&
.iliare& del 1gado' la ,e&cula .iliar' lo& conducto& %ancre-tico&' la
,e(iga urinaria' la uretra 4 la %el,i& renal' el c)r,i3' 4 la %arte m-&
di&tal del recto0 La& c)lula& e&camo&a& tam.i)n cu.ren la& %arede&
interna& de la& arteria& 4 ,ena& coronaria&0 Otro& te(ido& *ue
%ertenecen al ectodermo &on la retina de lo& o(o& 4 el e&malte de lo&
diente&0
Todo& lo& +rgano& 4 te(ido& *ue deri,an de la ca%a germinal e3terna
&on controlados desde la corte4a cere(ral (corte/a cere.ral 4 m)dula
cere.ral &on %arte del cere.ro#0
Enfermedades equivalentes al Cncer
Estado "ormonal
Trastornos del estado de nimo
Constelacin Esqui4ofrnica
Conflictos (iolicos de la corte4a cere(ral, Con el de&arrollo
e,oluti,o m-& a,an/ado' lo& tema& de con2licto tam.i)n e,olucionaron0
En la corte/a cere.ral encontramo& cue&tione& tale& como 9con2licto&
territoriale&9 (el miedo a %erder el territorio o la %)rdida real de )&te'
ira dentro del territorio' o la inca%acidad de marcar el territorio#'
9con2licto& &e3uale&9 (rec1a/o &e3ual o 2ru&traci+n &e3ual# o
9con2licto& de identidad9 (no &a.er a d+nde %ertenecer#0 Con2licto& de
&e%araci+n (una %)rdida ine&%erada de contacto 2&ico con una 9%are(a9
o con el 9gru%o9# corre&%onden a la corte/a &en&orial' mientra& *ue lo&
9con2licto& motore&9 (no &er ca%a/ de e&ca%ar' (%or e(0 iniciado %or una
e3%eriencia inc+moda en la ,acunaci+n#' o &entir&e atra%ado' (%or e(0
iniciado %or la imagen de ,er&e atado a una &illa de rueda&' %ro,ocado
%or un diagn+&tico ine&%erado de e&clero&i& m;lti%le# &on %rogramado&
en la corte/a motora0
El l+.ulo 2rontal reci.e 9con2licto& de miedo 2rontale&9 (un miedo
re%entino de entrar en una &ituaci+n %eligro&a' a menudo
de&encadenado %or el im%acto de un diagn+&tico de c-ncer#' donde la
corte/a ,i&ual &e relaciona con miedo& *ue no& amena/an de&de atr-&'
(%or e(0 &er acec1ado#0 Otro& con2licto& de la corte/a cere.ral &on
9con2licto& de di&gu&to 4 re%ugnancia9 o 9con2licto& de miedo 4
re&i&tencia90
Formaciones %istolicas, Todo& lo& +rgano& 4 te(ido& *ue deri,an del
ectodermo' 4 *ue &on controlado& de&de la corte/a cere.ral' mue&tran
degradaci+n celular en 2orma de ulceraci+n durante la 2a&e acti,a del
con2licto' como ,emo&' %or e(em%lo' en la& ;lcera& del e&t+mago0 Con la
&oluci+n del con2licto el %roce&o de ulceraci+n &e detiene0 urante la
2a&e de curaci+n la %)rdida de te(ido &e rellena 4 e& re&taurada con la
a4uda de micro.io& e&%eciali/ado& (diagrama' ,iru&#0 El %roce&o de
re%araci+n u&ualmente &e %re&enta con aumento de ,olumen'
in2lamaci+n' in2eccione&' de&carga' 2ie.re 4 dolor0 El c-ncer de mama
intra6ductal' .ron*uial o el carcinoma larngeo' la .ron*uiti& o neumona'
el lin2oma =o6"odg!in' el c-ncer cer,ical' la& 1emorroide&' la&
in2eccione& de ,e(iga o de ri8+n' el ec/ema 4 otro& tra&torno& de la
%iel' o el re&2riado com;n o gri%e' &on todo& &ntoma& de la 2a&e de
curaci+n0
Mientra& en la fase activa del conflicto e3i&te decremento celular
(ulceraci+n#' en la fase de curacin se &resenta incremento celular
(com;nmente llamado 9c-ncer9#0 Si no &e encuentran di&%oni.le& lo&
micro.io& nece&ario&' la curaci+n &e da de toda& 2orma&' %ero no en un
grado .iol+gico +%timo0
Enfermedades equivalentes al cncer, lo& +rgano& controlado& %or la
corte/a cere.ral 4 &+lo e&o&' %ueden tam.i)n %re&entar una alteraci+n
2uncional' o una %)rdida 2uncional' re2erida& como en2ermedade&
e*ui,alente& al c-ncer0 E&ta& en2ermedade& e*ui,alente& al c-ncer en
,e/ de decremento celular' mue&tran limitaci+n 2uncional' como en la
1i%oglicemia' la dia.ete&' la& limitacione& de la ,i&i+n 4 la audici+n a&
como %ar-li&i& &en&oriale& 4 motora&' como en la E&clero&i& M;lti%le0
A;n de&%u)& de a8o& de con2licto' e&ta& c)lula& %arecen &er
2uncionalmente re&taura.le& una ,e/ *ue e3i&te &oluci+n del con2licto0
En la corte/a' adem-& de la lateralidad' &e de.e tener en cuenta tanto
el &e3o como el estado %ormonal0 El e&tado 1ormonal determina *ue el
con2licto &ea e3%erimentado de una manera ma&culina o 2emenina0 Si el
e&tado 1ormonal &e encuentra de&e*uili.rado (re2erido como Punto
Muerto "ormonal# como en la %u.ertad' el em.ara/o o la meno%au&ia' o
&i el ni,el de e&tr+geno o de %roge&terona e& &u%rimido %or medio de
medicamento& como lo& anticonce%ti,o&' 2-rmaco& reductore& de
e&tr+geno o de te&to&terona o *uimiotera%ia' la identidad .iol+gica 4
%or tanto el &entimiento detr-& del con2licto e& coloreado di2erente' lo
*ue con&ecuentemente genera una re&%ue&ta di&tinta a ni,el del +rgano0
En la tera%ia de la =MG el e&tado 1ormonal &iem%re tiene *ue &er
tenido en cuenta0
E-em&lo, $na mu(er die&tra de&cu.re *ue &u marido tiene una
a,entura0 Si la mu(er tiene un estado %ormonal normal 4 e3%erimenta
el e,ento como un 9con2licto de 2ru&traci+n &e3ual9' &u c)r,i3 &er-
a2ectado (ulceraci+n durante la 2a&e de con2licto acti,o#0 Si el ni,el de
e&tr+geno de la mu(er e& .a(o %or*ue 4a 1a entrado en la meno%au&ia'
e3%erimentar- el mi&mo incidente de una manera m-& ma&culina0 A1ora
%erci.ir- el e,ento' 1a.lando .iol+gicamente' como un tema territorial
(9El de(+ mi territorio9# m-& *ue un con2licto &e3ual (9El duerme con
ella 4 no conmigo9#0 Como re&ultado el con2licto im%actar- en el rele,o
cere.ral *ue controla la& arteria& coronaria&' dando como re&ultado
angina de %ec1o duranteel tiem%o *ue el con2licto %ermane/ca acti,o0
e&%u)& de *ue el con2licto 1a &ido re&uelto (%or e(0 reconcili-ndo&e' o
encontrando a una nue,a %are(a#' la mu(er %o&meno%-u&ica notar- la
%re&encia de latido& cardiaco& irregulare&' o detectar- una ele,aci+n
en &u ni,el de cole&terol' mientra& *ue la mu(er con e&tado 1ormonal
normal de&arrollar- un tumor en el c)r,i3' *ue &e degradar- durante la
&egunda mitad de la 2a&e de curaci+n0
Los trastornos del estado de nimo y enfermedades mentales'
,i&to& %or la medicina con,encional como &olamente de&+rdene& de la
mente' e&t-n tam.i)n unido& al cere.ro 4 al ni,el del +rgano tanto como
lo& de&+rdene& 2&ico&0
Lo& tra&torno& del e&tado de -nimo como la de&resin o la man+a e&t-n
cau&ado& %or un c1o*ue de con2licto *ue e& e3%erimentado en un Punto
Muerto "ormonal' o cuando el ni,el de 1ormona &e3ual e& &u%rimido
arti2icialmente0 En lo *ue &e re2iere a lo& tra&torno& del e&tado de
-nimo' la lateralidad' el &e3o' a& como el e&tado 1ormonal' &on 2actore&
deci&i,o&0 Por e(em%lo5 una mu(er die&tra en la %o& meno%au&ia &e
de%rimir- en el momento en *ue e3%erimente una %)rdida ine&%erada
de &u DterritorioD' (%or e(0 &u 1ogar a tra,)& de un di,orcio#7 un 1om.re
die&tro *ue e&t- .a(o tratamiento con 2-rmaco& *ue reducen lo& ni,ele&
de te&to&terona &e ,ol,er- maniaco cuando e& ine&%eradamente
con2rontado a la amena/a de un de&%ido0 Si la& do& %er&ona& 2ueran
/urda&' re&%onderan al (lo&# con2licto (&# con de%re&i+n (mu(er /urda#
o mana (1om.re /urdo# a;n &i el e&tado 1ormonal &e encuentra dentro
de rango& normale&0
La& en2ermedade& mentale& e&t-n cau&ada& %or un &egundo "S *ue
im%acta el 1emi&2erio cere.ral o%ue&to' de(ando al indi,iduo en una
constelacin esqui4ofrnica0 El an-li&i& de un e&c-ner cere.ral re,ela
el %or*u) una %er&ona e&' %or e(em%lo' maniaco6de%re&i,a' %aranoide'
de&orientada' de&ilu&ionada' e3ce&i,amente agre&i,a' melanc+lica'
&uicida' o %or*u) tiene un gran ego0
> r en Medicina0 Magi&ter en Teologa0 R4!e Geerd "amer
LA C$ARTA LEY BIOLGICA
El #istema Ontoentico de los Micro(ios
La Cuarta Le4 Biol+gica de la Germ-nica =ue,a Medicina A &e8ala el %a%el de
lo& micro.io& en el conte3to de la e,oluci+n 4 en relaci+n a la& tre& ca%a&
germinale& (endodermo' me&odermo' ectodermo# a %artir de la& cuale& &e
originan nue&tro& +rgano&0
El diagrama a.a(o ilu&tra la cla&i2icaci+n de lo& micro.io& en relaci+n a &u edad
ontogen)tica 4 la& %articularidade& de &u ca%a germinal e&%ec2ica0
Cuando &e de&arrollaron nue&tro& +rgano& a tra,)& del cur&o de la e,oluci+n'
con ello& &e de&arrollaron ti%o& mu4 e&%ec2ico& de micro.io&0 El %ro%+&ito
.iol+gico de lo& millone& de microorgani&mo& *ue ,i,en en nue&tro cuer%o e&
mantener a todo& lo& di2erente& te(ido& 4 tenerlo& en .uen e&tado0 ado el
%ro%+&ito de coe3i&tencia del 1om.re 4 lo& micro.io&' la Germ-nica =ue,a
Medicina Aidenti2ica a lo& 1ongo&' la& .acteria& 4 lo& ,iru& como aliado& leale&'
indi&%en&a.le& %ara nue&tra &u%er,i,encia0
E& un de&cu.rimiento de la Germ-nica =ue,a Medicina A *ue lo& micro.io& &e
,uel,en acti,o& &in e3ce%ci+n &+lo en la 2a&e de curaci+n0 En la 2a&e de
normotona' a& como en la 2a&e acti,a del con2licto' &e encuentran inacti,o& 4
no cau&an ninguna in2ecci+n0 Pero en el momento de &oluci+n del con2licto (CL#'
)&to& reci.en una &e8al del cere.ro %ara comen/ar a tra.a(ar en el tarea *ue
le& 2ue a&ignado0 Lo& micro.io& %atog)nico& (acti,o&# &on totalmente
ino2en&i,o& %ara el re&to de lo& +rgano&0
Lo& micro.io& e&t-n e&%eciali/ado& con re&%ecto a la ,a 4 2orma en la *ue &e
de&em%e8an0
Los "O*0O# y las MICO)6CTERI6#
(gru%o amarillo# &on lo& microorgani&mo&
m-& antiguo&0 Tra.a(an en +rgano& 4
te(ido& *ue &e originan del endodermo
dirigido de&de el tallo cere.ral' 4 en lo&
+rgano& me&od)rmico& del cere.ro antiguo
dirigido& de&de el cere.elo0 "ongo& como
C-ndida' o mico.acteria& como la&
(acterias tu(erculosas$ de&com%onen lo&
tumore& del colon' %ulmone&' ri8one&'
tumore& 1e%-tico&' tumore& de la&
gl-ndula& mamaria&' o el melanoma0
urante la 2a&e de curaci+n' degradan la&
c)lula& e3tra *ue no &e nece&itan0
$&ualmente e&te %roce&o de
de&com%o&ici+n &e acom%a8a de 2ie.re 4
&udore& nocturno&0 Lo *ue 1ace nota.le& a
la& mico.acteria& como la& .acteria&
tu.erculo&a& e& *ue comien/an a
multi%licar&e inmediatamente en el
momento del c1o*ue del con2licto0 Se
multi%lican a un ritmo %aralelo al
crecimiento del tumor0 En el momento en
*ue &e re&uel,e el con2licto' &e encuentra
di&%oni.le la cantidad e3acta de .acteria&
tu.erculo&a& *ue &e nece&ita %ara
de&com%oner la& c)lula& del tumor0 #i los
micro(ios estn ausentes de(ido$ &or
e-em&lo$ a que fueron erradicados &or
medio de la vacunacin$ el tumor se
enca&sula en te(ido cicatri/al' 4 &e *ueda
en el lugar &in tener m-& aumento celular0
En e&te ca&o el tumor &er- ,i&to como
.enigno0
Las )6CTERI6# (gru%o naran(a# 1a.itan
lo& +rgano& 4 te(ido& *ue deri,an del
me&odermo cere.ral nue,o' dirigido de&de
la m)dula cere.ral0 En el te(ido del
me&odermo cere.ral nue,o' la& .acteria&'
(como %or e(0 lo& e&ta2ilococo&# llenan lo&
e&%acio& en el 1ue&o *ue 2ueron cau&ado&
%or la degradaci+n de c)lula& callo&a&' 4
recon&tru4en el 1ue&o con la 2ormaci+n de
te(ido callo&o de granulaci+n0 La& .acteria&
a4udan tam.i)n al %roce&o de re%araci+n
2ormando te(ido cicatricial0 urante la 2a&e
de curaci+n' la& .acteria& recon&tru4en
tam.i)n la %)rdida celular (necro&i&# del
te(ido te&ticular 4 del o,ario0
En lo *ue re&%ecta al %a%el de lo& 9,iru&9' el
r "amer %re2iere 1a.lar de 9,iru&
1i%ot)tico&9 de.ido a *ue recientemente la
e3i&tencia de lo& ,iru& 1a &ido cue&tionada0
E&to &e encuentra en con2ormidad con lo&
tem%rano& de&cu.rimiento& del r "amer
&o.re el %roce&o de recon&trucci+n de lo&
te(ido& del ectodermo' controlado& %or la
corte/a cere.ral (%or e(em%lo' el de la
e%idermi&' el c)r,i3 del ;tero' el
recu.rimiento de lo& conducto& .iliare&
intra1e%-tico&' el e%itelio de la cur,atura
menor del e&t+mago' la muco&a .ron*uial' 4
la mem.rana muco&a na&al#' *ue &e lle,a a
ca.o a;n &in la %re&encia de ,iru&7 %or
e(em%lo' el ,iru& del 91er%e&9' de la
91e%atiti&9 o del 9re&2riado9 com;n' etc0
El dilema en el *ue &e encuentra la ciencia m)dica e& *ue al no reconocer la&
do& 2a&e& de cada en2ermedad (Segunda Le4 Biol+gica#' la medicina
con,encional &+lo ,e la &egunda 2a&e' %or*ue e& &+lo en la 2a&e de curaci+n
durante la cual lo& micro.io& &e encuentran acti,o&0 Y de.ido a *ue la&
acti,idade& de lo& micro.io& &on acom%a8ada& 2recuentemente de aumento de
,olumen' 2ie.re' in2lamaci+n' 2ormaci+n de %u&' de&carga 4 dolor' lo& micro.io&
&on con&iderado& mal),olo& 4 &on ,i&to& como lo& cau&ante& de
la&enfermedades infecciosas0 Pero no &on lo& micro.io& *ui)ne& cau&an la
en2ermedad0 Por el contrario' nue&tro organi&mo utili/a lo& micro.io& %ara
o%timi/ar el %roce&o curati,o0
> r en Medicina0 Magi&ter en Teologa0 R4!e Geerd "amer
LA <$I=TA LEY BIOLGICA
La quintaesencia
Cada llamada >enfermedad> tiene que ser entendida como un PRO0R6M6
)IOL/0ICO #I0*IFIC6TI9O !E L6 *6T1R6LE?6$ creado &ara resolver
un conflicto (iolico ines&erado'
E-em&lo, $na mu(er camina de la mano de &u 1i(o %or la acera0 e re%ente el
ni8o de(a de tomarla de la mano' corre 1acia la calle 4 e& alcan/ado %or un
autom+,il0 En el momento *ue la madre ,e a &u 1i(o 1erido ella &u2re' en
t)rmino& .iol+gico&' un con2licto de %reocu%aci+n madre61i(o 4 en una 2racci+n
de &egundo el %rograma .iol+gico e&%ecial %ara e&te con2licto en %articular e&
encendido0
$n"Sde %reocu%aci+n madre61i(o &iem%re im%acta en el -rea del cere.ro *ue
controla la 2unci+n de la& gl-ndula& mamaria&0 e.ido a *ue' en t)rmino&
.iol+gico&' una cra la&timada &e recu%era m-& r-%ido cuando reci.e m-& lec1e'
&e e&timula inmediatamente la %roducci+n de lec1e e3tra incrementando el
n;mero de c)lula& de la& gl-ndula& mamaria&0 Aun*ue la madre no e&t) dando
lactancia' el e,ento acciona el inicio de e&ta re&%ue&ta como lo 1a e&tado
1aciendo durante millone& de a8o&0 Mientra& la mu(er &e encuentre en la 2a&e
acti,a del con2licto (%or e(0 %or*ue el ni8o &e encuentra toda,a en el 1o&%ital#'
la& c)lula& mamaria& &e continuar-n di,idiendo 4 multi%licando' 2ormando lo *ue
com;nmente &e denomina un tumor de gl-ndula mamaria0 Si la mu(er e& die&tra'
el tumor e&tar- en &u &eno i/*uierdo7 &i la mu(er e& /urda &u &eno i/*uierdo
&er- el a2ectado (Lateralidad#0
Tan %ronto como el con2licto e& re&uelto (digamo& *ue' el ni8o de(a el 1o&%ital#'
el tumor de(a de crecer inmediatamente0 e.ido a *ue el ni8o &e encuentra
2uera de %eligro' no 1a4 m-& nece&idad de %roducir c)lula& e3tra de la&
gl-ndula& mamaria&0 urante la 2a&e de curaci+n la& a1ora &u%er2lua& c)lula&
&on degradada& con la a4uda de mico.acteria&' la& cuale& 1an &ido entrenada&
%ara 1acer e3actamente e&o0 Si la 2a&e de re%araci+n no e& interrum%ida' %or
e(em%lo %or medio de acti,ar un ral' el tumor &er- com%letamente eliminado
cuando el %roce&o de curaci+n &e 1a4a com%letado
E3i&te un a&%ecto ca&i e&%iritual %ara e&ta& &im%le& ,erdade&000
Toda& la& llamada& en2ermedade& tienen un &igni2icado .iol+gico e&%ecial0
Mientra& ante& con&ider-.amo& a la Madre =aturale/a como 2ali.le' 4 tenamo&
la audacia de creer *ue )&ta con&tantemente comete errore& 4 cau&a
de&com%o&tura& (crecimiento& cancero&o& degenerati,o&' maligno& 4 &in
&entido' etc0# a1ora %odemo& ,er' a la %ar *ue nue&tra magni2icencia cae de
nue&tro& o(o&' *ue 2ueron 4 &on nue&tra ignorancia 4 orgullo la ;nica tontera en
nue&tro co&mo&0
=o %odamo& entender una totalidad tan te(ida' 4 entonce& tra(imo& 1acia
no&otro& e&ta medicina .rutal' &in &entido 4 &in alma0 Lleno& de a&om.ro' a1ora
%odemo& entender %or %rimera ,e/ *ue la naturale/a e& ordenada (4a &a.amo&
e&o# 4 *ue cada co&a *ue ocurre en la naturale/a tiene un &igni2icado' a;n en el
marco del todo' 4 *ue lo& e,ento& *ue llamamo& en2ermedade& no &on
alteracione& *ue tengan *ue &er re%arada& %or a%rendice& de 1ec1icero&0
Podemo& ,er *ue nada e& 2alto de &igni2icado' maligno o en2ermo0
> r en Medicina0 Magi&ter en Teologa0 R4!e Geerd "amer
The New Medicine of Dr Hamer
by Walter Last
Dr Hamer had an exceptionally high success rate with his
cancer therapy, by far the highest I have seen of any therapy.
During one of several trials of the persecuted Dr Hamer the
public prosecutor (Wiener-eustadt in !ustria" had to admit
that after # to $ years %,&&& out of %,$&& patients with mostly
advanced cancer were still alive. 'hat is over (&), almost a
reversal of the results to be expected after conventional
treatment of advanced conditions.
Dr Hamer started his cancer research when he developed
testicle cancer after his son was shot dead. He wondered if
his son*s death was the cause of his cancer. +ubse,uently he
investigated and documented over -$,&&& cases of cancer
and always found the following characteristics to be present,
which he termed the Iron .ules of /ancer.
The Iron Rules of Cancer
-. 0very cancer and related disease starts as a DH+ that is a
Dir1 Hamer +yndrome, which is a serious, acute-dramatic
and isolating conflict-shoc1-experience. It manifests
simultaneously on three levels, psyche, brain and organ.
2. 'he theme of the psychic conflict determines the location
of the focus or H!30. Herd in the brain, and the location of
the cancer in the organ.
4. 'he course of the psychic conflict correlates with the
development of the H!30. Herd in the brain, and the course
of the cancer in the organ.
!t the moment of the conflict-shoc1 a short circuit occurs in a
pre-determined place of the brain. 'his can be photographed
with computed-tomography (/'" and loo1s li1e concentric
rings on a shooting target or li1e the surface of water after a
stone has been dropped into it. 5ater on, if the conflict
becomes resolved, the /' image changes, an edema
develop, and finally scar tissue.
How specific and precisely located these brain lesions are
may be seen from the following. !fter a professional lecture a
doctor handed him the brain /' of a patient and as1ed to
explain it. 6rom this Dr Hamer diagnosed the patient to have
a fresh bleeding bladder carcinoma in the healing phase, an
old prostate carcinoma, diabetes, an old lung carcinoma and
sensory paralysis in a specific area, in addition to the
corresponding emotional conflicts.
!ma7ingly, Dr Hamer was able to show that at the same time
as the concentric brain lesion appears also the target organ
/' may show such a concentric lesion. !ccording to Dr
Hamer this happens instantly when the psychic shoc1 hits the
subconscious level and this same second is the start of
cancer. However, also other diseases can be caused by the
same mechanism. How severe a disease becomes may
depend on other psychological, energetic and nutritional
factors but its nature and location are determined by the
content of the conflict shoc1.
Hamer believes that the correlation between 1ey emotional
shoc1 events, the target brain areas and the related organs
has developed as an adaptation of our human evolution from
similar programs in the animal world. When we unexpectedly
experience emotional distress, an emergency repair program
is set in motion, a biological conflict program with the aim of
returning the individual to normal. +uch programs can even
apply to families or other groups.
Hamer gives the following example. ! mother sees her child
in a bad accident. In evolutionary terms small children
recover faster when they receive extra mil1. 'herefore, the
biological conflict program tries to stimulate mil1 production
by increasing the number of breast cells. If the mother is
right-handed, that will instantly cause the appearance of a
Hamer Herd in a specific part of her right brain, which in turn
relates to the left breast. When the child is well again, conflict
resolution begins and extra mil1 is no longer needed. 'he
mother gets a benign form of tuberculosis in that breast which
brea1s up the excess breast cells. However, if the
mycobacteria re,uired for this are lac1ing, then the area may
8ust calcify and remain as a dormant tumor.
'he same process applies also to animals. ! sheep that loses
its lamb to a wolf is prone to develop teat cancer9 the side
depends on whether it is right or left footed. However,
commonly the sheep resolves this conflict by bearing another
lamb.
'he following example may illustrate the original survival
value of this mechanism. 5ets assume a lion chases an
antelope. 'he antelope must immediately mobili7e all its
resources to survive. 'he sympathetic nervous system ta1es
over and in addition a specific brain center becomes active
that stimulates lung activity. !fter the successful escape the
animal rests and the parasympathetic nervous system
becomes dominant for a while to normali7e body functions.
If instead a human gets a cancer diagnosis, even if the
diagnosis is wrong, the same biological program is set in
motion by the same fear of death that helped the animal to
escape. 'he stress level 8umps and the brain-lung connection
is activated but now there is nowhere to run. :ntil the conflict
is resolved, which may ta1e years, there will be constant
stress as well as brain-induced stimulation of lung activity,
which now ta1es the form of increasing lung capacity by the
incessant division of cells.
'his process can only be stopped by switching off the trigger
in the brain through defusing the original conflict shoc1. 'his
happens when the patient subse,uently has surgery or
natural therapy, which he or she fully believes will lead to a
cure. However, the same procedure in a patient who has
doubts about its effectiveness will leave the conflict
unresolved and the disease to progress. 'han1s to Dr
Hamer*s wor1, this is no longer 8ust an unsubstantiated
assumption but rather scientific fact that can be verified
anytime with a /' brain scan.
'he selection of the conflict focus occurs by subconscious
association. 6or instance biological conflicts involving water
but also other fluids, such as mil1 or oil, lead to 1idney
cancer, fear of death to lung cancer and psychologically
swallowing a bigger chun1 then we can digest to stomach or
intestinal cancer.
;riginally, in the animal world, it really was a big chun1 of
food, but for us it may be a financial over-commitment or any
other obligation that we have ta1en on and cannot fulfill.
However, the target focus is not determined by the event
itself, but rather by the psychological significance that it has
for us at the time of the event.
Hamer illustrates this with another example, a woman who
finds her husband in bed with another female. !s a sexual
frustration conflict it causes uterus cancer. If she instead
experiences it as a partner conflict, then in a right-handed
woman it leads to cancer of the right breast. If the conflict
feeling is fear and revulsion then it causes hypoglycemia and
with lac1 of self-worth cancer may develop in the pubic bone.
If the lac1 of self-worth had been due to a failure in
sportsmanship rather than being sexually related, then the
problem would have arisen in an arm or leg instead or
possibly in the fingers or shoulder.
;ther typical situations that may lead to biological conflicts
are loss situations, loss of a loved one, of a 8ob, a valued
possession or a territory.
Dr Hamer believes that most metastases or secondary
tumors are caused by the cancer-fear or death-fear resulting
from the patient given the cancer diagnosis or a negative
prognosis. However, also in this case the resulting conflict
shoc1 may not be fear of death but rather anger, resentment
or a separation conflict from partner or children and then
tumors would appear in different places. !lso a diagnosis of
colon cancer commonly leads to liver cancer because of a
subconscious fear of starvation.
<enerally hopelessness, despair and meaninglessness
create chronic stress, which prevent the healing from cancer
and other diseases but they are not the cause. !ccording to
Hamer the real cause of cancer and other diseases is an
unexpected traumatic shoc1 for which we are emotionally
unprepared. 'he following list shows some of the
relationships between conflict emotions and target organs.
!drenal cortex - Wrong direction, gone astray
=ladder - :gly conflict, dirty tric1s
=one > 5ac1 of self-worth, inferiority feeling
=reast mil1 gland > Involving care or disharmony
=reast mil1 duct - +eparation conflict
=reast, left (right-handed" > /onflict concerning child, home,
mother
=reast, right (right-handed" > /onflict with partner or others
=ronchials > 'erritorial conflict
/ervix > +evere frustration
/olon > :gly indigestible conflict
0sophagus > /annot have it or swallow it
<all =ladder - .ivalry conflict
Heart > ?erpetual conflict
Intestines - Indigestible chun1 of anger
@idneys > ot wanting to live, water or fluid conflict
5arynx - /onflict of fear and fright
5iver > 6ear of starvation
5ung > 6ear of dying or suffocation, including fear for
someone else
5ymph glands > 5oss of self-worth associated with the
location
3elanoma > feeling dirty, soiled, defiled
3iddle ear > ot being able to get some vital information
3outh - /annot chew or hold it
?ancreas > !nxiety-anger conflict with family members,
inheritance
?rostate > :gly conflict with sexual connections or
connotations
.ectum > 6ear of being useless
+1in > 5oss of integrity
+pleen > +hoc1 of being physically or emotionally wounded
+tomach > Indigestible anger, swallowed too much
'estes and ;varies > 5oss conflict
'hyroid > 6eeling powerless
:terus > +exual conflict
'he conflicts for some other diseases are as followsA
Diabetes and hypoglycemia ! right-handed female
develops hypoglycemia from anxiety and revulsion, if left-
handed she develops insulin-dependent diabetes. ! right-
handed male develops insulin-diabetes from a conflict of
resisting or struggling against something, if left-handed he
develops hypoglycemia.
Heart infarct fight for territory or its content.
Hemorrhoids both, a right-handed woman with an identity
conflict and also a left-handed man with territorial anger in the
healing phase will get hemorrhoids.
Multiple sclerosis and !aralysis inability to escape or
continue on or to hold on to or not 1nowing what to do.
"acial paralysis fear of losing face, having been made a
laughing stoc1.
!soriasis involves separation conflict concerning mother,
father, family, home, friends or pets.
!sychoses of all 1inds have one or more active Hamer
Herds in each of the two parts of the brain.
#itiligo$ Leu%oderma ugly or brutal separation conflict.
In regard to &ID' Dr Hamer observes that no one ever died
of !ID+ without having previously been told that they are HIB
positive or believe that they are. 'he implication is that 8ust as
with cancer, it is the negative perception associated with
!ID+ that causes its devastating effect.
5eft-handed individuals develop problems on opposite sides
to genuine right-handed individuals. Handedness can be
tested by observing which hand is on top when clapping9 this
is the leading hand. With right-handedness all muscles at the
right side of the body are involved with partners and possibly
other individuals and all left-sided muscles with children or
the own mother. 'hese conditions may change with hormonal
changes as with the birth control pill or menopause.
The Healing !hase
'he start of a DH+ or conflict-shoc1 experience is different
from other conflicts that we experience in our daily lives. It
causes a continuous stress resulting in a tendency to develop
cold hands and feet, lac1 of appetite and weight loss,
sleeplessness and dwelling all the time on the conflict
content. If the conflict does not become resolved soon, the
long-lasting stress will lead to specific symptoms and the
development of cancer or another disease.
When the conflict resolves, the patient is no longer occupied
with the conflict content, the appetite returns, hands are warm
again and also normal sleep returns, but there may also be
wea1ness, fatigue and a need to rest. 'hese effects show
that the parasympathetic nervous system is now in control.
'his is the beginning of the healing phase, which can be long
and difficult.
During the first part of the healing phase we see water
retention and inflammations but the tumor stops growing. 'his
eventually leads to a healing crisis, which Hamer calls an
epileptic or epileptoid crisis because it is caused by an edema
in the Hamer Herd brain lesion. It shows uni,ue symptoms for
each illness.
!fter this the body starts to expel the accumulated water, the
patient gradually regains strength and body functions become
normal. ow the connective tissue in the brain, the glia, starts
repairing the Hamer Herd. 'his may be interpreted by
conventional radiologists as a fast-growing brain tumor and
treated accordingly. Hamer writes that real brain tumors do
not exist, as nerve cells in the brain cannot divide.
Hamer estimates that (() of brain events, such as stro1es,
bleeding into the brain, cysts and tumors are due to healing
events of Hamer Herds and with this temporary and self-
limiting unless there is inappropriate medical intervention.
'he most important support in these situations is the
reduction of any brain edema.
During the healing crisis the patient may for a short time re-
experience the original psychological conflict with cold hands
and cold sweat. 'his serves to suppress and eliminate the
edema in the brain lesion, which then allows other body
conditions to normali7e. 'he main danger point is 8ust before
the end of the healing crisis when it will become apparent if
the body is strong enough to eliminate the disease. In difficult
cases with long or strong conflict duration massive brain
edema may develop for which Hamer uses cortisone
in8ections. In natural therapy we use an assortment of urea
and anti-inflammatory therapies instead.
:rea has strong diuretic properties and an excellent effect in
cases of dangerously high fluid pressure in the brain.
<enerally 2& g of urea are used 2 to $ times daily. ;ne life-
threatening case has been described of a massive Cbrain
tumorD re-growth that completely disappeared within 2 hours
after receiving 2$% ml of 4&) urea (described in Your Own
Perfect Medicine by 3artha /hristy, 6uture 3ed". 'his report
clearly shows that the presumed brain tumor in fact was a
massive edema as postulated in the ew 3edicine.
What Hamer calls the epilepsy crisis may be experienced by
the patient as a heart attac1, lung embolism, hepatitis or a
lung infection. <enerally, during the healing phase, the
patient will have more discomfort than when the tumor was
actively growing. In the first part of the healing phase most
problems are due to water retention, inflammations and
swelling of tissues that can cause a lot of pain. Hamer
regards edema, whether found in the brain or in an organ, as
positive, a sign of healing.
Tissue Repair
!fter the healing crisis adeno-carcinomas are removed by
fungi and mycobacteria while hepatitis virus may in addition
help to regenerate the liver. !t this stage, bacteria, viruses
and fungi that help to brea1 down the tumors and repair
damaged tissues also cause inflammation, pain and fever.
If you find it odd that Hamer regards microbes as essential
friends and helpers in the healing of cancer, he has made an
even more surprising discovery. In his ontogenetic system of
tumors and cancer e,uivalent diseases he distinguishes
between two opposite processes during the active conflict
phase. Depending on the location of the Hamer Herd in the
brain, there may be either cell proliferation or cell destruction.
'he first group has cell proliferation and tumor growth during
the conflict phase and then removes excess cells with the
help of microbes during the healing phase. 'he other group
causes cell destruction during the conflict phase resulting in
ulcers, necroses and tissue holes affecting for instance bones
(osteoporosis", 1idneys, spleen or ovaries.
During the healing phase, this second group tries to fill in the
created holes through cell proliferation. 'issue necroses and
osteolyses (dissolved bone" are now repaired by bacteria that
first form abscesses, which are then filled in with scar tissue
and later with granulating tissue to form osteosarcoma,
lymphoma, fibroma and healing cysts. !lso leu1emia
commonly occurs during the healing phase, as after bone
marrow damage from radiation, chemicals or bone cancer.
!ccording to Hamer these conditions are generally self-
limiting and only get out of control when additional conflict
shoc1s occur or the body is too old or wea1 or through the
methods of conventional medicine. In contrast, natural
healing methods aim to support body and mind during this
trying time. 3ost healings proceed without ma8or problems,
but about -&) need the full support of an experienced
therapist, especially at the time of the healing crisis.
Healing the !sychic Conflict
'he main tas1 in every case of cancer is to find the original
emotional shoc1 experience and ma1e sure that it has been
healed or is being healed. In many case it will have corrected
itself and the patient suffers from an effect of the healing
phase.
6or instance, someone may have lost a farm or business but
has now started another satisfying venture or hobby. !s after-
effect there may now be a tumor that gradually becomes
dormant or eventually disintegrates. !bout #&) of tumors
discovered during routine medical investigations are said to
be old and harmless, that is dormant and calcified. However,
complications may still arise if medical intervention now
instills a fear of death conflict shoc1 that induces the same or
another tumor to grow.
evertheless, in other cases the original conflict may still be
active or there may be a second active conflict. !s we do not
1now, we have to probe in every case to find the original and
any other conflicts. We need to thin1 bac1, especially one to
two years before our problem started and analy7e our
emotional history during this time as well as before and after.
!lso meditation and regression therapy may be useful to
discover conflict shoc1s.
If we still have a strong emotional response when we
discover the content of the conflict, then we can be sure that
it is still unresolved. If at all possible it is best to solve it in a
natural way. 6or instance if it was caused by losing a partner,
then find someone new9 if you lost a child, become pregnant
again or adopt a child or buy a pet. /ancer does not continue
to grow after the third month as pregnancy has priority.
If a natural solution is not possible, then use guided imagery
either on your own or with the help of a partner or a suitable
therapist. In a relaxed and meditative state re-create and re-
experience the conflict as intensely as you can but then
substitute a desirable or acceptable outcome. /reate and
experience this new outcome as vividly and detailed as
possible, see it, feel it and possibly even hear and smell it.
'he original experience may also have imprinted you with the
memories of unrelated details of your ordeal (trac1s" to which
you may now react with allergies. Eou may try to overcome
these in the same way with guided imagery.
If neither of these methods is possible because you feel that
you have to continue your present duties or ordeal for
whatever reason, then only increased spiritual understanding
and acceptance may be able to help. In either case, be aware
of your vulnerabilities and avoid any further conflict shoc1s
but if one does happen, get it out of your system is soon as
possible.
In addition, I firmly believe that all active conflicts will be
terminated and the healing phase begin when we are able to
strongly feel love and forgiveness within ourselves and then
radiate it to all others but especially to anyone who we feel
might have wronged us. We can further ease the healing
phase by expecting it to be short and mild and lead to full
recovery.
It is my perception that full recovery re,uires a two step
program to heal this conflict. 'he first step involves
appropriately expressing the emotional shoc1 experience.
When losing a loved one, this means feeling and expressing
the inner grief or sadness9 when losing a 8ob, asset, or
business, this means feeling and expressing the anger,
frustration, or disappointment felt at the time. 'he second
step involves repairing the external damage, such as finding
another partner, pet, 8ob, business or hobby.
!ccording to Hamer, animals in the wild get cancer from the
same shoc1 programs as we do. However, F& to (&) survive
and do not notice much because the healing phase can ta1e
its natural course. 'hose that die are mainly old animals that
cannot resolve a conflict, such as regaining their territory from
a rival or replacing a lost cub.
It is different in our society as the natural healing process is
routinely interfered with. It starts with getting tran,uili7ers or
antidepressants during the active conflict phase, which
prevent us from fighting bac1 and regaining our territory. 'his
may then lead to a cancer diagnosis that causes an additional
active conflict and ends with morphine, which totally disables
our healing responses.
While Hamer does not believe that health foods, remedies,
cleansing or healthy living in general can cure cancer, these
certainly can be important in order to survive the ordeals of
the healing phase. !ctually, Hamer regards all diseases as
consisting of two phases, initially with active conflict followed
(if possible" by a healing phase that reverses the conflict
program. He does not call them diseases anymore but rather
special biological programs. In all he is stated to have wor1ed
with over 4-,&&& patients and found his theories confirmed in
every single case without exception. Hamer claims that
overall the ew 3edicine has a ($) success rate with
cancer.
!ersecution
+iemens, the manufacturers of the /' e,uipment have
independently verified the existence of the Hamer Herds in
the brain. 6urthermore, their diagnostic significance was
confirmed in -((F at the :niversity of '.!B! in +lova1ia.
evertheless, Dr Hamer faced exceptional persecution.
:nder <erman law the right to practice medicine can be
withdrawn if the doctor has diminished mental abilities. 'his
law was used in -(F% by a <erman district court to withdraw
his right to practice. !s proof of Hamer*s inade,uate mental
condition the court stated that he was not wiling to retract his
theories and swear allegiance to the principles of orthodox
medicine. 0ven worse, the court had discovered evidence
that he was incapable of converting bac1 to the principles of
orthodox medicineA he tried to convince a group of prominent
professors of the correctness of his theories only one month
before the court caseG ;ne year later the same court
re,uested a psychiatric assessment of his mental abilities,
which Hamer refused. ! court-appointed psychiatrist, without
ever seeing him, diagnosed him anyway as being a
psychopath.
In -((H Dr Hamer was arrested and 8ailed for -F months
under an obscure natural therapy law introduced under !dolf
Hitler to suppress <ypsies. His crime was that he had given
free health advice to some individuals who had as1ed him for
his opinion. 'he public prosecutor had openly stated that all
means must be used to remove Hamer from society.
/ompare this to a delay of the court case for -4 years and
then a sentence of only % months on probation for the 1iller of
his son. 'his mild sentence may have something to do with
the accused being the ?rince of +avoy, the son of the last
@ing of Italy.
+ince -((( Dr Hamer lives in +pain because courts in
<ermany, !ustria, 6rance and +wit7erland now want to try
him for any cancer patient who died following his advice.
!ccording to this reasoning he is a mass murderer because
he denied cancer patients the supposedly safe and effective
treatment offered by orthodox medicine. 'here is also a
private court case pending against him for a large sum of
money because he advised a patient against having
chemotherapy. 'his means that every medical practitioner is
now on notice to offer chemotherapy or face financial ruin.
'his witch-hunt has been compared to the fate of Dr
+emmelweis who at the age of #H died in a mental asylum for
suggesting that surgeons wash their hands before operations.
Dr Hamer survived F assassination attempts, and the mass
media in <ermany treat him as a deranged criminal. While
many individual doctors, including professors of medicine,
have verified the principles of the ew 3edicine, so far no
<erman university has agreed to test them, despite a court
order that the :niversity of 'ubingen conduct such tests.
!lso doctors and natural therapists in 0urope who practice
according to the principles of the ew 3edicine face
persecution. In !ustria, =elgium, 6rance, <ermany and +pain
authorities had started proceedings against such doctors to
ta1e away their right to practice. /ourt cases have been
going on for years. ;nly courts in +pain adopted the
enlightened position that it was not their role to decide
between conflicting medical theories and therapies. 'his
vicious response of the establishment is understandable
because widespread 1nowledge and application of the ew
3edicine would mean the end of the medical-pharmaceutical
complex.
However, in 2&&- a prominent neurologist openly defended
Dr Hamer by publishing a boo1 about the ew 3edicine and
demanding that his theories be officially tested. =ecause Dr
'herese von +chwar7enberg also belongs to the high nobility,
the mass media are in a bind on what position to ta1e on this.
:ntil now they have only reported about Dr Hamer in the
most derogative ways and here is now that high profile
personality who claims that Hamer is right and deserves a
obel ?riceG evertheless, the official response of prominent
oncologists still remains that it is totally absurd to assume
emotions could be important in the cause and cure of cancer
and, therefore, Dr Hamer*s claims must not be tested.
Comment
3y own understanding and experience leave no doubt about
the primary importance of our emotions and beliefs in the
cause and cure of our diseases. 6urthermore, the writings of
Dr Hamer give the impression of a serious and meticulous
researcher whose findings have been confirmed by various
scientific institutions and medical practitioners, including
professors of medicine. ;nly those continue to denounce him
who refuse to loo1 at his evidence.
'herefore I have no doubt about the validity of his basic
premise, namely that specific diseases and in particular
cancers are associated with visible lesions in specific
locations of the brain as well as specific psychological
experiences. His postulated two-part disease process in
which the healing phase is a reversal of the original disease
conditions is a basic concept of natural therapies.
However, Dr Hamer appears reluctant to consider extending
or modifying his theory to ta1e other possibilities into account.
=asically Dr Hamer postulates a one-way communication
from psyche to organ via the brain. I suggest instead a two-
way communication from psyche to organ as well as from
organ bac1 to brain and psyche.
I li1e to explain this on an example. I understand that the rate
of death from breast cancer in /hina is one in -&,&&&
compared to about one in -& in most Western countries.
?rofessor Iane ?lant reali7ed that unli1e western and
westernised women, the /hinese do not use animal mil1 or
related products. !t this stage she had the fifth occurrence of
her breast cancer and had been given up to die. !s soon as
she avoided all mil1 products her tumour disappeared and for
-4 years she is now free of cancer (Your Life in Your Hands
by Iane ?lant, published Birgin, :@ 2&&&".
!s the /hinese have normal rates of some other cancers,
there needs to be a special factor that causes these low
breast cancer rates. !ssuming that it really is mil1, I would
apply the following reasoning.
3il1 is high in insulin growth factor, I<6--, which stimulates
breast tissue to grow during puberty and pregnancy. I<6-- is
also present in the meat of dairy cows and apparently also
stimulates other hormone-related cancers, including prostate
cancer. !ssuming that this causes constant low-level
stimulation of breast tissue and the related brain area in mil1-
drin1ing or dairy-consuming women, there are now 2
possibilities.
-. 'he sensiti7ed brain areas will cause the woman to have a
much stronger emotional response than normal to any child
or partner conflict, and this causes mil1-drin1ing women to
develop more fre,uent breast cancers.
2. 'he second possibility is an existing sub-acute conflict
situation or past event that is still subconsciously active. 'he
persistent combined stimulation by a sub-acute conflict in
addition to I<6-- may cause the gradual development of a
Hamer Herd or alternatively its sudden appearance when a
certain threshold is reached.
In this way any environmental factors can be ta1en into
consideration for creating Hamer Herds in combination with
psychological conflicts. 3ost people presently have a very
unhealthy lifestyle in addition to a poor ,uality of inherited
genes. It may well be that really healthy individuals will not
develop a Hamer Herd in response to an unexpected
emotional shoc1 or that it will be a mild and self-healing
event.
In a similar way may appropriate natural therapy directed to a
diseased organ give a message to the associated brain area
that helps healing the Hamer Herd, and in time also leads to
a resolution of the emotional conflict.
! confirmation of the suggested interconnectedness between
emotions, nutrients, brain and organs can be found in
1inesiology. .esearch in muscle testing has revealed a
relationship between different nutrients and emotions with
specific muscles and organs transmitted through the system
of acupuncture meridians. However, a surprising finding was
the direct involvement of the brain. When an isotopically
labeled nutrient was placed in the bac1 of the mouth within
seconds the isotope was also detected in the brain.
I suggest that conflict resolution may also happen in
unspecific ways. !ssuming a patient receives a conflict shoc1
due to a diagnosis of cancer, then this conflict but possibly
also the original conflict shoc1 may possibly be resolved if the
patient fully believes and expects that the subse,uent
treatment will be curable. ;ther possibilities have been
suggested under the heading Healing the Psychic Conflict.
0nglish-language websites of Dr Hamer are at
http://germannewmedicine.ca and www.newmedicine.ca. 3ore
information is on the <erman website www.pilhar.com. Dr
Hamer has written several boo1s of which one is available in
0nglish under the title Summary of the New Medicine.