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The study of embryology (ontogeny) is part of a Dr's training as this augments their understanding of anatomy. Likewise the cancer specialist needed to refer back to embryology [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] to understand the interconnections between certain parts of the anatomy and their brain relays.
One way to look at the embryo is [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] that it has certain distinct layers. These are endoderm (inner layer), mesoderm (middle layer) and ectoderm, outer layer.
ENDODERM
All [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] endoderm programs are controlled by the brainstem. The conflicts are always concerned with fear of death, fear of starvation, fear to die of thirst, existential fears and issues surrounding reproduction and procreation. In a transposed figurative sense as the organs of the endodermic layer are to do with digestion the conflicts relate to getting the morsel, swallowing it, transporting it, digesting it and eliminating it.
All the tumours related to the endoderm grow in the conflict active phase. These growths are programmed by the brain stem. In the animal kingdom these conflicts are literal such as not being able to swallow a chunk of food but for humans they are represented in a transposed sense, i.e. a metaphorical equivalent - a [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] guy wins the lottery but then can't find the ticket.
MESODERM
The mesoderm is split into two parts. In evolution the inner layer was the first to develop. As life crawled out of the sea it needed new components to adapt. Mother Nature designed a new layer for protection from the sun, so developed a special layer of skin conventionally known as the dermis.
One aspect of the mesoderm has its brain relays in the cerebellum and theses diseases show cell multiplication in the active conflict stage. These conflicts revolve around integrity and being attacked/protection. A very common cause of these tumors is the threat of an exploratory incision (biopsy) or surgery.
The other bit is the cerebral medulla (marrow). This shows cell loss when the conflict is active and cell multiplication in the healing. They will have warm hands, good appetite and sleep well, even though they may be diagnosed with cancer. The lumps with these organs - lymph, muscles, bones, blood vessels etc are nature doing her utmost to heal the body in the second phase. These conflicts revolve around feelings of worthiness and a person's ability to keep up.
From an evolutionary point of few the brain areas so far discussed react unconsciously. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] In the struggle for survival fast reaction responses were necessary hence they were unconscious.
ECTODERM
The ectoderm relates to the cerebral cortex. The conflicts associated with this aspect are social in nature. In the conflict active phase we find cell loss but there are some programs which will have functional loss as there presenting feature. Diabetes and MS are two well known examples. These other diseases have been called cancer [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] equivalent. The practitioner always investigates the social context of the patient when these organs express pathology.
Meta-medicine recognizes that the brainstem being the oldest has the most [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] archaic programs running. The cortex, the newest in evolutionary terms runs the more sophisticated [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] programs. These programs developed over millions of years and reflected the context that we found ourselves.
As humans progressed through evolution we became progressively more complex. Mother Nature developed new hardware (the neo-cortex) and as the hardware became more sophisticated so did the programs it ran.
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Through a lack of understanding scholastic medicine misinterprets some potentially good events and exacerbates a bad situation. The symptoms often show up in the 2nd phase which is when people see their Doctor. If this system was understood a wait and see approach could be taken, minimizing on aggressive interventions with the associative conflicts.
Dr. Hamer uses this example to illustrate associative conflicts. It is called the rats tail [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] effect. One goes into hospital with one cancer and comes out with four.
A child suffers a self devaluation conflict around sports. Which is his obsession. He may feel he is inferior to his competitors. The intensity of the feelings will determine which anatomical structure is affected. It could be the tendons, ligaments or if the feeling is very [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] strong the bone. In time his feelings change and he goes into healing. This is accompanied by swelling an intense pain.
The Dr.'s call this osteosarcoma and administer chemo. They threaten amputation if the chemo fails. The mother is desperate. The consequences of this for a 13 year old kid are massive. She gets advice from a meta-medicine coach. She is made aware of the process her son is involved in and is advised to wait and see. She avoids her next appointment. The swelling disappears and the kid makes a full recovery. The best chemo could have done is interrupt the natural [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] healing process. An amputation could have lead to any number of conflicts and therefore sequelae and possibly death.
We must not underestimate the ingenuity of nature and have to learn to facilitate her in [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] her natural processes.
Scholastic medicine is great with acute emergencies. Its crowning glory will be genetics and stem cell technology. Antibiotics definitely saved lives also.
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