New Paradigm of Health

Fevers are a necessary and important part of healing, although each germ layer heals with different body temperatures.

If the healing is within the Endodermal Tissue there won’t be much of a fever with the body temperature only going as high as 37.2ºC (or 99ºF). But there will be night sweats as the TB bacteria decompose, or break down, those additional cells. If there are no TB bacteria then those cells will encapsulate and remain with a diagnosis of polyps or benign tumor’s.

In the Old Brain Mesoderm tissue the maximum body temperature will be 38ºC (or 101ºF) in healing and will take advantage of the TB bacteria or fungi that multiplied during the DHS (unexpected shock) to break down those cells.

New Brain Mesoderm tissue will heal with all other bacteria except TB (strep, staph, h. pylori, etc.). The temperature will not go higher than 39.5ºC (or 103.2ºF) when the organ is in healing.

The Ectoderm tissue in healing is when the highest temperature occurs but there are no night sweats. The fever can be intense and go as high as 41ºC (or 106ºF).

The magnitude of the fever is determined by the brain edema. The more intense the conflict is, the more intense the brain edema and the more intense the fever. 

In conclusion, those “germs” that we have been brainwashed to fear are actually assisting us in healing and when we interrupt this healing we are not doing ourselves any good but only prolonging the healing phase.

This does not mean we will never need medication. For this reason, I encourage you to use your own judgment but keep in mind that our bodies have an innate ability to heal itself if given the opportunity.

When we are at the peak of healing is when symptoms are at their worse and if we can get through this we are on the downside of this innate program. It is at this peak, which Dr. Hamer calls the Epicrisis, that we tend to visit a doctor for medication. We take one dose and believe that the medication has “worked” when in reality it takes at least 48 hours for medication to begin to work. It is actually this special internal program that has worked... not the medication!

Once an unexpected event (DHS) occurs, it hits us simultaneously on the psyche, the brain, and the corresponding organ. In this article I will be writing about what occurs during these active and healing phases. For a more complete summary of this biological special program please download the summary on the homepage of this NPOH website.

The moment of the DHS (conflict active phase) the following happens:

Psyche: we are emotionally and mentally in distress. Symptoms include cold hands skin, chills, shivers, insomnia (wake early preoccupied with the conflict), and lack of appetite, weight loss.

Brain: the shock impacts a specific area in the brain. Note: It is our individual perception which part of the brain will receive the shock and consequently, the physical symptoms that will manifest as a result. The shock appears on a brain scan as sharp concentric rings and the size is proportional to the conflicts duration and intensity.

Organ: tumor growth in the brainstem and cerebellum controlled organs; paralysis in the striated musculature (cerebral medulla); and ulcers or tissue loss in the cerebral cortex controlled organs, as well as functional changes in certain cortex controlled organs.

Once the conflict is resolved we go into the healing phase and the following happens:

Psyche: feeling of great relief, fatigue (degree depends on intensity of DHS), appetite returns, good metabolism, weight gain, pee’ing, warm hands, fever or night sweats (again, severity depends on intensity of conflict), inflammation, pain, swelling in both brain and organ, discharge of blood, pus, or sputum.

Brain: edema (swelling), headache, dizziness, and blurry vision. On a brain scan it appears as dark rings.

Organ: tumor’s that grew are now broken down with the help of mycobacteria and fungi; ulcers are now filled in, or tissue is replenished, with the assistance of bacteria and viruses.

Note: *Duration and severity of healing symptoms are determined by the intensity and duration of the conflict active phase.

So why is it when we receive a cancer diagnosis do we think we’re getting sick when it’s actually the body’s way of healing an intense conflict? 

Different parts of the brain correspond to different organs, which are developed from the different germ layers that I wrote about last week.

The Cerebral Cortex corresponds with the Ectoderm tissue.

The Cerebral Medulla corresponds with the New Brain Mesoderm.

The Cerebellum corresponds with the Old Brain Mesoderm.

The Brain Stem corresponds with the Endoderm tissue.

 Below is a picture taken from Dr. Hamer’s book. He makes it easy to follow because he color coordinates each of the germ layers with each part of the brain.

When a DHS hits, it affects us on all 3 levels at the exact same time... the psyche, the brain, and the corresponding organ. Every DHS has a theme based on our beliefs, our experiences and our perceptions of those experiences. This theme will determine where the conflict hits us on an organ level. For example, if I were to experience a “death fright” theme it would hit me in the lung(s); a “worry in the nest” theme would hit me in the breast.

Dr. Hamer calls these themes “biological conflicts” because we have no control over them. These biological conflicts determine the location of the program running in the brain and the location on the corresponding organ.

In the next couple of weeks I will be writing about germ layers so I feel the need to explain exactly what a germ layer is, as simply as I can, and although it can certainly go much deeper than my explanation, how Dr. Hamer uses these tissues in explaining his work. 

Basically, when an egg is fertilized it then divides (remember your biology class?) and forms three cellular layers called ectoderm (outer layer), mesoderm (middle layer) and endoderm (inner layer). These layers will give rise to all of the body’s tissues and organs.

For example, from the Ectoderm (in red below) develops the outer skin and nervous tissue. From the Mesoderm (in orange below) develops muscle, bone, cartilage, blood vessels and connective tissue. And the Endoderm layer (in yellow below) develops into the lining of the digestive and respiratory systems.

Although these cellular layers are also called germ layers, according to traditional medicine, they have nothing to do with germs. Dr. Hamer however, in his research, has determined that the organs derived from this ectoderm tissue uses viruses and certain bacteria when healing from a conflict. Organs derived from the mesoderm tissue use bacteria and sometimes fungi for healing, and the organs that originate from the endoderm tissue use TB bacteria and fungi for healing.

Dr. Hamer has also determined that these germs multiply at the time of a DHS and they do not cross the tissue layers. For example, in a lung cancer (death fright) you will never find a virus but instead TB bacteria. (The following is a diagram taken from Dr. Hamer’s book.)

I found this in my notes and consider this short piece of information very interesting so thought I would forward it on to you. 

Since there is no nerve connection from the brain to a transplanted organ the new organ is never affected by a DHS... only the psyche and the brain levels will run the program.

No cancer is ever found on a donated organ unless the program was already running before it was transplanted into the new body.

The tonsils aremade up of endodermal tissue and controlled by the Brain Stem.

Seen often inkids, when swollen tonsils affect the right side, it is a conflict of “not being able to catch or swallow the morsel.” When it affects the left side, it is a conflict of “not being able to eliminate or spit out the morsel.”

Sometimes both sides are affected, which is both conflicts and often happens with the same event. The best example I can think of is, “I don’t want broccoli, I want ice cream.” Notice one is “not wanting” and the other is “wanting” and both are happening at the same time.

Other examples are: not making the team, or can’t get rid of a project.

In the active phase, there will be cell proliferation and with that comes a diagnosis of tonsil hyperplasia or enlarged tonsils.

But, in the healing phase is when all the pain and suffering is. With the break down of extra cells with TB there is purulent (pus) drainage and depending on the intensity there may be a more severe abscess in the tonsils.

A few weeks ago I wrote on cavities so I thought this week I would compare it with the dentin, which is the hard, dense, bony tissue forming the bulk of a tooth beneath the enamel.

The conflict is “not being able to bite back.” In the active phase there is osteolysis or decalcification (holes) in the bone tissue, which are called cavities or a decay of the dentin. Depending on the intensity of the conflict and how much jawbone is involved the teeth can become loose and the gums retract (receding gums). In this stage there is also peritonitis, inflammation with bacteria.

In the healing phase, there is painful recalcification. The teeth can easily shift because the bone is soft. This is when braces work well, when the bone is soft. With healing of the gums there is gingivitis and tooth abscess.

In a hanging healing, the teeth are crooked.

“Every disease originates from a shock or trauma that catches us completely by surprise.”

The prostate is made up of endodermal tissue controlled by the Brain Stem and is the gland that produces seminal fluid.

The conflict theme is a procreation conflict but there are many examples such as... a mating conflict; rivalry conflict (jealousy/another male interested in his mate); half-genital conflict; ‘ugly’ conflict with a female – man is put down by domineering female; not appreciated as a man; demanding wife (biologically, man cannot accept it and prostate responds); gender conflict – ugly divorces; sexual rejection; frustration, which can also relate to erectile dysfunctions; insulted with such things as “You’re a lousy lover”, “I don’t have orgasms”; can’t have children or grandchildren (son is gay); someone takes girlfriend or girlfriend leaves; can be combined with a marking conflict (then it affects the bladder); women in executive jobs causing man to feel less a man.

Those at risk: jealous men; man with younger wife; vasectomy (biological male not happy about it).

I went through a case of prostate cancer diagnosis with a client whose conflict began when his wife told him she had eyes for one of his employee’s. He was devastated with her words and also shocked with his diagnoses, which led him to develop pelvic bone cancer (SDC in the region closest to the prostate).

In the active phase there will be proliferation of prostate gland cells, cauliflower-like growth, and enlargement of the prostate called Hyperplasia so more seminal fluid is produced. If the conflict is prolonged there may be a cancer diagnosis. If the proliferated cells press on the urethra it can cause delayed urine flow. With these excess cells PSA rises to produce seminal fluid to mate and have a higher chance to impregnate and reproduce. The higher the PSA, the more intense the conflict.

The biological purpose for the prostate cells to multiply is to show his mate he is “capable” of mating and procreating, and with this increase in production of secretion there is more sperm.

In the healing phase there is inflammation also known as Prostatitis, tumor breakdown with the help of TB (if available) causing cloudy, smelly urine, sometimes blood in urine, and night sweats. TB secretion is high in protein so watch for protein loss.

The urethra can also be compressed during the healing phase because of swelling during the repair process. At the end of this repair process the prostate gland regains its normal size and the PSA level returns to normal.

Without TB, the tumor encapsulates, and this is called Benign Prostate Hyperplasia (BPH); PSA will be normal. After epicrisis the tumor becomes benign.

Just a short note on PSA testing... according to the British Medical Journal (2003) this test fails 92% of the time. A man can be okay with PSA levels elevated for years. Men don’t die of prostate cancer.

I am not sure if I should be writing about Lung Cancer or Emphysema but thought most would already know that lung cancer is the healing of a death fright so opted for the Emphysema.

Emphysema is simply the hanging healing of a death fright. When a lung cancer is in healing, TB bacteria break down the tumor, and caverns or holes, remain. These holes are what is known as Emphysema. It cannot be changed but it can be stopped. The severity of Emphysema is equal to the intensity of the DHS of the death fright.

When TB bacteria are active breaking down a tumor it’s important to replenish the protein loss. How do you know when you are having protein loss? You will have night sweats… always.

I had a client who was hit by a car while crossing the road. That section of the road became her track so each time she would go that route she would be reminded of the shock (now her track) and with small relapses, the holes would get larger. In other words, her Emphysema continued to worsen. Once she changed her route, her Emphysema levelled out.

If this client had no understanding of GNM her symptoms may have worsened because with fear there is ‘Syndrome’, more swelling which worsen the symptoms. With scarring it will sometimes cover over the caverns that have developed.

Always try to figure out what the death fright was and if you have Emphysema, find the track so it doesn’t get any worse.

To help you figure out what the death fright was, I should probably mention that if you take on a death fright for yourself there will be multiple nodules; if it’s a death fright for someone else there will only be one nodule. Depending on the intensity of the conflict this might be a clue for you.

Also, when you were active with the lung cancer you would have felt really good and without breathing symptoms. This is because of the increase in O2. The biological purpose of the proliferation of cells of the alveoli is to increase O2 capacity of the lung to be able to breathe and enable more O2 to be processed. With this extra O2 you feel really good. I remember my father telling me when he was diagnosed with lung cancer, found on a routine x-ray, that he felt really good. It was because his cancer was active. At the time he was still in hospital with what they had diagnosed as septic shock. Obviously, he received a death fright with his diagnosis.

Spitting up blood is also related to a tumor breaking down. This is called Lung Tuberculosis. Symptoms include coughing, bloody sputum, tubercular discharge and night sweats. If there are no symptoms, there is no TB available and the tumor has encapsulated. In this case, there is no worry about Emphysema because Emphysema is caused when the tumor is broken down and the holes remain.

“Every disease originates from a shock or trauma that catches us completely by surprise.”

My daughter, when she was younger, and once we knew GNM, developed a cavity on her left side. Since laterality applies, and she is right handed, we knew it was related to mother/child. Unfortunately, she didn’t have any children so I was obviously the issue.

Tooth enamel is hard squamous epithelial tissue of the ectoderm controlled by the cerebral cortex. The conflict is “not being allowed to bite back” as is often the case with children and their parents, teachers, coaches, etc.

When it is an adult cavity one is usually “able to, but not allowed or doesn’t have the right to bite back.” It’s more a moral issue. For example, you can bite back at your boss but morally you shouldn’t.

In the active phase there will be cell loss, otherwise known as “cavities” or holes in the dental enamel. There will be no pain but hypersensitivity with warm/cold or sour/sweet. If it reaches the periodontal tissue it is equivalent to the periosteum.

The biological purpose of the temporary painful hypersensitivity is so that one is not permitted to “bite” the person or the matter; one wants to “bite” but is not allowed to.

In the healing phase, refilling or repair of the cavity takes place. The tooth can regenerate; it just takes longer for the tooth enamel to be restored. Interestingly, in my daughter’s case, she chose not to have the cavity filled and decided to watch it to see what would happen. The affected tooth was off to the side or she may not have been so brave. The tooth went black and then as it healed it turned lighter in color, a dull gray, as if it was gradually being restored to its natural color. We knew the enamel would be soft while it healed and although she tried not to chew on that side, she slipped and when she bit down on a piece of food the tooth broke off. The root has remained in place and the teeth are able to keep their place so she is not bothered by it.

When the cavity is in the enamel there will be no pain in healing... seen mostly in adults. When there is pain, seen mostly in children, the dentin is involved.

“Every disease originates from a shock or trauma that catches us completely by surprise.”

Also known asHerpes Simplex, cold sores can be very painful in the healing phase. Theconflict is a “separation conflict” so the germ layer affected is the ectoderm and the tissue is squamous epithelial controlled by the sensory cortex, which is why cold sores are so painful.

In the active phase the tissue is dry and itchy, while in the healing phase we have the outbreak of the sores or herpes. The outbreak occurs at the location where the separation was experienced.

Lips: separation/wanting to separate (such as kissing); “he did not kiss me”; or drinking after someone; fear of getting cold sores/herpes; wanting to separate from the herpes on the partner.

Vagina or penis: “get out”; unwanted sex or “I want you”; “I miss you; or not able to have sex.

Regarding the lips, a good example of this is a couple with busy lives and unable to be as intimate as they would like until they go on vacation. Hence, the reason some people get cold sores while on vacation... because they are in healing from not being able to kiss intimately as much as they would like when at home. This could also be why the sun is a track for them... that is, of course, if that vacation was somewhere hot and sunny.

Regarding sexual herpes, a good example is when a partner is having an affair and is not able to be with their lover. When they finally are united there is risk for a herpes outbreak. Even a partner who travels a lot may have an outbreak when they return home and are intimate again.

The healing phase is very painful as there is hypersensitivity in the area as the ulcerated skin is being replenished. In the repair phase there is swelling and it is red, hot and itchy.

My son went awayto university for 5 years. He left behind his favourite buddy, his dog, Dylan.Since he was so far away we only saw him at Christmas and in the summer, whenhe wasn’t planting trees in Northern Ontario.

 It was when he finished university and moved back into our home that Dylan got his cataracts a few months later. Cataracts are people related but in this case Dylan and my son were like brothers. And boy was Dylan happy to see him return.

The conflict associated with cataracts is a “severe” visual separation conflict of “having lost sight of someone” or “wanting to lose sight of someone.” The lens is of squamous epithelial tissue and controlled by the Sensory Cortex.

In the active phase there is ulceration in the lens, which actually improves the vision in order do be able to see clearer. The biological purpose is so that the person fading from one’s sight will be visible longer.

Then, in the healing phase, there is cell augmentation, where the repair process causes clouding of the lens and this is what we call cataracts.

Laterality applies: LH’d Dylan developed cataracts in his left lens, meaning the cataracts were related to his partner. A hanging healing, “now I see you, now I can’t,” kept the cataracts there until his passing.

I was seeing a 17-year-old male for an issue and at the end of the session his mother asked me if there was anything I could do to help her with her goiter.

Here is her story: the doctor told her teenage son that he had a heart condition which required surgery. And in the meantime he would have to give up hockey. Hockey was his life and his mother, while sitting at the doctor’s office with him and upon hearing the news, took on a DHS.

She said she was devastated for her son, that he couldn’t play hockey. Obviously, she felt powerless, which we know because of her goiter, and which she presented with after the conflict was resolved. Her son had had the surgery and was back playing hockey again.

When we feel powerless, or not able to be in control, the thyroid ducts become ulcerated. There is no change in hormones. These ducts are squamous epithelial tissue controlled by the Cerebral Cortex.

The biological purpose of this widening of the ducts is to allow more thyroxine to be carried to the blood, facilitating the organism to “get control.”

In the healing phase, once the conflict is resolved, the ulceration is replenished with new cells and with swelling the ducts get blocked causing a thyroid cyst or goiter.

Cysts harden with repetitive relapses. Because of the cyst(s) blocking the duct less thyroxine can be released into the blood stream. Constant relapses cause a chronic short thyroxine supply. This is NOT what is clinically called “hypothyroidism.” Hypothyroidism is a disorder of the thyroid gland, which is controlled by the brain stem.

See the difference? In hyper/hypothyroidism from a cancer more thyroxine is produced to speed up metabolism until healing, when less thyroxine can be produced because of the gland tissue being lost from the TB breaking it down; whereas in a cyst or goiter the ducts are initially widened to let the thyroxine through to the blood stream. It’s when the goiter or cyst blocks the duct that thyroxine, which is still being produced at a normal rate, cannot get through (different than less thyroxine being produced in hypothyroidism).

Those people at risk for goiters or cysts are those who need to be in control.

“Every disease originates from a shock or trauma that catches us completely by surprise.”

Are you always trying to go faster than you can (i.e. nurses, doctors, police officers, etc.)? Are you the competitor type in business or in sports? Are you always busy running the kids around, doing groceries, housework, looking after your spouse, etc.? These examples may affect the right side of the thyroid.

Or, are you not fast enough to get rid of morsels (left side), such as your tenants, employee’s, spouse (hmmm...), etc.?

Either way, you may be stressed and at risk for a Thyroid issue.

Since this is old brain tissue (brain stem) in the active phase there will be cell proliferation so more thyroxine can be produced causing a hyperthyroid. If you are really stressed the proliferation may result in a diagnosis of a thyroid cancer. If so, that tumor will still produce extra thyroxine, which should be watched.

The biological purpose of the proliferation (tumor) is to produce more thyroxine, which enhances your metabolism and enables you to become faster to get a hold of or get rid of a morsel.

In healing there will be decomposing of the additional cells with TB causing night sweats. During this phase there is always some original tissue loss and with repetitive relapses more and more thyroid gland tissue is lost. The result is that the thyroid gland becomes smaller, causing now hypothyroidism and the need for medication.

Hypothyroidism is always preceded by hyperthyroidism.

Not to be confused with Thyroid Goiters, which is for the next article.

In this article I will write about Red/Hot Strokes, which occur when the conflict is over and the body is already in healing.

I remember a case of an 85-year-old healthy gentleman who suffered a DHS when he was attempting to cross the road and a car turned the corner at the same time. The driver of the car slammed on his brakes but not before hitting the man who he said “froze” when he saw him. Luckily, the car was going slow and although the man fell to the ground he was not injured and was able to get up with assistance.

He had received a DHS of “not being able to escape” with this event and the next day, when he was in healing, he was taken to the hospital with paralysis diagnosed as a stroke.

One can also experience a stroke when healing from similar conflict themes, such as “feeling tied down”; “feeling stuck”; or “not being able to hold on.”

The healing symptoms occur during the EpiCrisis when the brain edema is pushed out (the push initiates the stroke). Symptoms are epileptic-like muscle cramps or convulsions, cold sweats, nausea, weakness or paralysis of arms and/or legs, facial paralysis and difficulty speaking when the Broca center is involved. They may also have headaches.

After the EpiCrisis there should be gradual improvement of the paralysis. These people will often do well because they are already in healing. However, if they continue to have paralysis, it is because they are in a hanging healing or the edema is not completely pressed out – usually when there is water retention from “Syndrome” or fear.

When there is a stroke with speech impairment, the Broca center is involved and the related conflict is “scare/fright.” The gentleman mentioned in this article was very frightened and therefore, had Broca center involvement.

The degree of the symptoms is determined by the intensity of the DHS and although his DHS was intense, it was short-lived and he gradually made a complete recovery.

TIA’s (Trans Ischemic Attacks) are smaller versions of a stroke.

More miscellaneous gems to add to last weeks:

1)    Cholesterol will increase with any wound healing in any artery or vein.

2)    Hormone status does NOT apply in sensory control center.

3)    Being chronically late or loss of sense of time is a Kidney Collecting Tubule (KCT) constellation.

4)    KCT conflicts always get resolved or we would blow up like a balloon.

5)    Edema is localized swelling while water retention is swelling over the entire body.

6)    Meningitis is a large edema close to the skull from the healing phase of the cerebral cortex.

7)    Anti-inflammatories are never given to fresh fractures because if they do the bone will not heal... it interrupts healing.

8)    Megalomania is often self-esteem conflicts. These are the people who must argue to counteract the breach of self-esteem to create a superior self.

9)    After a general anesthetic (especially a long surgery) any person is at risk for blood clots because muscles are needed to move blood in veins and anesthesia stops muscles from moving.

10) If diagnosed with a brain tumor but have no symptoms it is because the tumor in the organ has encapsulated; the healing is not complete. There will be no inflammation and no pain. It will not decompose later because TB must be present when the DHS occurs. If there is no night sweats but pain, this means the cancer is in the ducts (pain comes with the breakdown of a tumor).

11) The only epicrisis’ that are life threatening are the ones that are cortex controlled such as heart attacks, stroke, seizures, haemorrhaging, and premature labour. Extreme stress can trigger an epicrisis.

12) Cystic Fibrosis: if the umbilical cord is wrapped around the neck, or cut too early, or uterine bleeding prematurely, the baby can suffer a “fear of suffocation.”

13) Infertility: “Nympho” Constellation which is a sexual conflict + territorial loss, both related to a male.

14) The OCD of chewing nails comes from a constellation of a bite conflict.

15) Dr. Hamer’s observations:

RH’d female that is male... these women will have larger breasts.

RH’d male with an active conflict at an early age will have sloped, bell shaped shoulders.

LH’d male with an active conflict at an early age will have wider shoulders.