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Eye

Eye Diseases - Distribution

Optic Nerve

Optic Nerve – Sectional View

Eye – Germ Layer Assignment

“Eyeball” – Vascular Layer = Uvea

Brainstem Endoderm: Choroid, Iris Mittelohr und –Tuba eustachii - Stammhirn

Hamer Focus: Choroid, Recurring Conflict

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Choroid-TBC

Iris

Inflammation of the Iris (Iritis)

Uveitis

“Melanoma” of the Ciliary Body

Choroid – “Melanoma”

Choroid – “Melanoma”

Pupillary Seam Nodules (Sarcoidosis)

Tear Ducts – Lacrimal Glands

Inflammation of the Tear Ducts

Inflammation of the Tear Ducts

Moll’s, of Zeis and Meibomian Glands

Stye

Chalazion

Chalazion

Iris Musculature

Iris Musculature = old, intestinal musculature of the eyeball. Pupil, Lat. Pupilla, literally Little Doll:

Smooth Musculature – Intestinal Peristalsis Principle

III. Hirnnerv: Irismuskulatur

ParasympaticusAktivität

M.sphincter pupillae

SympaticusAktivität

M.dilatator pupillae

Iris Musculature

Unevenly Shaped Pupil

Outer Eye Muscles

Outer Eye Muscles

Outer Eye Muscles

Forms of Strabismus: Esotropia/Crossed Exotropia/Divergent

Hypotropia/Vertical

Cyclotropia/Rolling

Strabismus - Esotropia

Strabismus - Esotropia

Strabismus – Esotropia

Strabismus - Hypertropia

Strabismus in CM – “Occlusion therapy”

OP – on the M. rectus medialis

Eyelid – Opening and Closing Muscles

Opening Muscle – Tarsal M. (smooth M.)

Opening Muscle – M. levator palpebrae (striated. M.)

Closing Muscle – M. orbicularis (striated M.)

Drooping Eyelid (Ptosis) – M. levator palpebrae

Also when tired or after thyroid operation (both eyes). This is due to a general reduction in sympathetic nervous activity!

Drooping Eyelids (Ptosis) – M. levator palpebrae

Drooping Eyelid (Ptosis)

Inverted Eyelid (Entropion, Trichiasis)

Outward-Turned Eyelid (Ectropium)

Lacrimal Gland Excretory Ducts (Tear Duct)

Lacrimal Gland Cyst from a Narrowing of the Excretory Ducts

Eyelid – Subcutaneous Fatty Tissue

Xanthelasma

Xanthelasma

Vitreous Body

Fear-of-rear-attack – Attack from Behind (Neck)

Under Pressure

Under Pressure

Anterior and Posterior Chambers of the Eyewall

Intraocular Pressure - Measurement

Optic Nerve

Glaucoma Papille

SBS of the Optic Nerve – Conflict: I am so annoyed!

Vitreous Body – Cyst

Glaucoma “Wearing Blinders” Phenomenon

Glaucoma

Kondensation von Collagen

Collagen Condensation

Floaters = Collagen Condensation

Overview – Retina

Cerebral Cortex – Visual Cortex (inside Vitreous Body, outside Retina)

CT: Left Retinal Halves, Active Conflict

CT: Right Retinal Halves, Active Conflict

CT: Left Retinal Halves, Recurring Conflict

Ophthalmoscopy – Optic Nerve – Macula

Retinal Detatchment

Retinal Detatchment

Retinal Hole (Detachment)

Retinal Hole (Detachment)

Retinoblastoma

Vitreous Traction

Vitreous Traction

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)

Retinal Traction

Macula

Healthy Eye

Visual Field with Macular Degeneration

Visual Field with Macular Degeneration

Dry Macular Degeneration – Drusen

Dry Macular Degeneration – Drusen

Cystoid Macular Edema

Guilt, Shame, Disgrace

Overview – Back of the Retina

Field of View with Retinitis pigmentosa

Visual Separation Conflict Longing, Loneliness

Conjunctivitis

Conjunctivitis

Conjunctival Bleeding

Molluscum Contagiosum

Molluscum Contagiosum

Corner of the Eye Wart (Caruncle papilloma)

Wart (Papilloma) of the Conjunctiva

Pinguecula

Pterygium

“Eye Freckle” Iris Nevus

Cornea

Deep Corneal Ulcer (Keratitis)

Dermal Inflammation

Corneal Ulcer with Conjunctivitis

Thinning of the Cornea (Keratoconus)

Lens

Clouding of the Lenses – Cataracts

Clouding of the Lenses – Cataracts

Near-sightedness - Myopia

Adaptation

Axial Near-sightedness – Eyeball Too Long

Near-sightedness – Outer Eye Muscles

Near-sightedness – Outer Eye Muscles

Near-sightedness – Outer Eye Muscles

Refractive Near-sightedness – Ciliary Muscle

Refractive Near-sightedness – Ciliary Muscle

Refractive Near-sightedness – Ciliary Muscle

Thinning of the Cornea (Keratoconus)

Far-sightedness

Far-sightedness – Eyeball Too Short

Far-sightedness Due to Lens Stiffening

Thanks to Kwesi Anan Odum Specialist for Eye Ophthalmology, META-Medicine Lüscher Regulation Psychology Penta Design, NLP Practitioner (DVNLP) Energetic Information Medicine GoMedus Gesundheitszentrum Berlin Kurfürstendamm 33 10719 Berlin Tel. 0049 (0) 30 322923300 Mobil. 0049(0) 1776335087 Fax. 0049(0) 30 322923333 Email. [email protected]

Ear

Ear Overview

Outer Ear Canal

Outer Ear Canal - Cilia

Ear Eczema – Separation Conflict

Gouty Tophi Ear: Cartilage (Self-esteem Conflict) + Active Kidney Collection Tubules

Gouty Tophi Ear: Cartilage (Self-esteem Conflict) + Active Kidney Collection Tubules

Ear Canal Inflammation: Separation Conflict

Middle Ear

Brain Stem:und Middle Ear and Eustachian Tubes Mittelohr Tuba eustachii - Stammhirn

Middle Ear Infection

Middle Ear Infection

Infected Eardrum

Bulging Eardrum

Inner Ear

Cerebral Cortex: Hearing Sensorik Folds – Inner Ear

CT: Hearing Folds, Recurring Conflict Innenohr – Schnecke und Bogengänge

CT: Left Middle Ear, Recurring Conflict Innenohr – Schnecke und Bogengänge

Inner Ear: Cochlea and Semicircular Ducts Innenohr – Schnecke und Bogengänge

Static Balance CaCO3 Crystals: Otoliths

M. stapedius and M. tensor tympani

Endocrine Glands

Thyroid

Thyroid – Specimens

Hyperthyroidism - Exophthalmos

Hypothyroidism – Brittle Hair

Thyroid - Endoderm

Thyroid Adenoma (Extreme Case)

Brain Stem: Thyroid, Pituitary Gland,- Stammhirn Adrenal Medulla Mittelohr und Tuba eustachii

Thyroid Excratory Ducts

Cerebral Cortex – Thyroid Excretory Ducts

CT: Thyroid Excretory Ducts, Active

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CT: Thyroid Excretory Ducts in Repair Diagnosis: Hashimoto

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Adrenal Glands

Adrenal Glands – New-Mesoderm

Cerebral White Matter – Adrenal Glands

Adrenal Glands

Adrenal Glands (before & after therapy)

Adrenal Medulla - Endoderm

Adrenal Medulla - Stammhirn Mittelohr und Tuba eustachii

Active Phase: Neuroblastoma, Pheochromocytoma Mittelohr und Tuba eustachii - Stammhirn

Pituitary Gland

Thalamus

Thalamus, Hypothalamus

Heart

Heart Overview

Circulation

Heart Chambers - Cross-section

Cardiac Muscle

Heart Attack – Pain Areas

Cerebral White Matter –– Cardiac Muscle

CT: Cardiac Muscle, Recurring Conflict

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CT: Cardiac Muscle, Recurring Conflict

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Coronary Arteries

Coronary Arteries – Resin Cast

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Coronary Arteries – Arterial Bypass

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Coronary Arteries – Arterial Bypass

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Coronary Arteries

CT: Coronary Arteries (Territorial Loss), Active C.

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CT: Coronary Arteries (Territorial Loss), Active C.

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CT: Coronary Arteries in Repair (Territorial Loss)

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Udo Jürgens – His Last Performance

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Coronary Arteries – Coronary Veins

Circulation

Coronary Veins

CT: Coronary Veins, Recurring Conflict

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CT: Coronary Veins – Recurring Conflict

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Pericardium

Pericardium in the Cerebellum

CT: Pericardium, Active Conflict

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CT: Pericardium, Repair Phase

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Pericardium – Overview

CT: Pericardial Effusion – Repair Phase

“Fused” Pericardium: Fibrinous Pericarditis

Heart Valves

Blood and Blood Vessels

Red Blood Cells and one White Cell (5000x zoom)

Formation in the Bone Marrow

Red Blood Cells and One White Blood Cell

Dark Field Microscope Image

Dark Field Microscope Image

AIDS

ANIMATION – HIV Virus

ANIMATION – HIV Virus

ANIMATION – HIV-Virus

German Ministry of Health on AIDS

“The prevailing opinion of medical science assumes that it is an infectious disease!”

German Minister of Health 2004

"Of course, the HIV virus is considered to be scientifically proven by the international scientific consensus!"

Kaposi’s Sarcoma

Kaposi’s Sarcoma

Kaposi’s Sarcoma

Pulmonary Tuberculosis – Due to a Fear of Death Conflict from an AIDS Diagnosis

AIDS Test Package Instructions: The test is not proof of antibodies, a negative test result does not exclude contact, a positive result does not prove someone has AIDS. The AIDS test does not work!

AIDS Test Package Instructions

“HIV-Antibody Test” by Abbott: There is no standard presently recognized for confirming the presence of HIV-1 antibodies in human blood or the lack thereof.

The Distribution of AIDS

AIDS- “Medicine” – AZT

Verpackung für Laborpersonal: „Giftig bei Inhalation, Hautkontakt oder Verschlucken. Schutzkleidung tragen!“

AZT – Study by Glaxo-Smith-Kline

Harrowing result: “It make people sick!” The results were only made public after 2 years! Shortly after the publication of the results, those responsible were run over at the Glaxo production facilities!

Arteries

Arteries

Arterial Stenosis

Hemangioma

Hemangioma

Hemangioma

Karl Malden – Rosacea or Rhinophyma

Rhinophyma (Bulbous Nose)

Rhinophyma (Bulbous Nose)

Veins

Veins

Varicose Veins

Varicose Veins

Lymph Vessels Spleen

Lymphatic System Overview

Cerebral White Matter – Spleen

Lymph Nodes

Two Monocytes and a Lymphocyte

Red Blood Cells and a Lymphocyte (5000x zoom)

Lymphom

Lymphoma – Specimen

Hodgkin's Disease - Lymph Gland Cancer

Lymph Congestion in the Right Leg

Spleen

Spleen – Blood Platelets

Spleen – Specimen

Spleen Cysts – Specimen

Spleen Rupture

Spleen after the Removal of a Cyst

Spleen Lymphoma

Branchial Arches

Branchial Arches - Cysts

Cerebral Cortex – Branchial Arches

Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma – Specimen

Nose Sinuses

Nose

Paranasal Sinuses

CT: Nasal Mucosa, Ectodermal, Partially Active

CT: Nasal Mucosa Active, Pericardium

CT: Nasal Mucosa Recurring Conflict

CT: Nasal Mucosa Recurring Conflict

Nasal Polyp – Specimen

Pollen (Animation) – “Hay Fever”

Larynx

Larynx

Cerebral Cortex – Laryngeal musculature, mucosa

Larynx – Wernicke’s and Broca’s Areas

CT: Laryngeal Mucosa Active

CT: Laryngeal Mucosa Recurring

Pneumokokken Orthodox Medicine: “Infection” with Pneumococci

Lungs Bronchial Tubes

Lungs Overview

Bronchial Tubes, Bronchial Musculature, Goblet Cells

Cerebral Cortex – Bronchial Musculature, Mucosa

CT: Bronchial Tubes, Bronchial Musculature Active

Brain und Stem – Alveoli, Goblet Cells Mittelohr Tuba eustachii - Stammhirn

CT: Alveoli, Recurring Conflict

Pulmonary Embolism

Tubercle Bacteria

Pneumokokken Pneumococci

Iatrogenic-induced Fear of Death

21/2 bruster 3B

CT: Alveolar Adeno-ca

22/2 heidenreich 3B

Pulmonary Round Foci

Pulmonary Emphysema

Bronchial Tubes

22/2 heidenreich 3B Tumor

at the Bronchial Branch

22/2 heidenreich 3B

Tumor in the Trachea

Man, bronchial tubes diagnosed as sarcoidosis 18

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Lungenrundherd Orthodox Medicine, X-ray: “Suspected Sarcoidosis” Territorial-Fear Conflict Resolved

22/2 heidenreich 3B

Pulmonary Pleurae

Pulmonary Pleurae

Cerebellum – Pulmonary Pleurae

Tumor on the Pleura

Pleural Effusion – Repair Phase

Mouth Lips Throat

Mouth Overview

Salivary Glands and Duct System

Brainund Stem – Deep Oral Mucosa, Mittelohr Tuba eustachii - Stammhirn Tonsils, Salivary Glands

Tonsils: Left Normal, Right Enlarged

Tonsillitis – Chunk/Morsel Conflict

Thrush: Candidiasis – Chunk Conflict, Repair

Thrush: Candidiasis – Chunk Conflict, Repair

Mouth Overview

Cold Sores, Herpes: Separation in Repair

Canker Sores: Aphthous stomatits – Separation

Canker Sores: Aphthous stomatits – Separation

Salivary Glands and Duct System

Parotid, Submandibular and Sublingual Salivary Glands

Parotid, Submandibular and Sublingual Salivary Glands

Mumps – Parotid Salivary Gland Duct(s)

Orthodox Medicine: Parotid Virus - Mumps

Glandular Tissue of the Salivary Glands

Parotid Gland Inflammation – Chunk Conflict

Parotid Gland Inflammation – Chunk Conflict

Oral Mucosa: Canker Sores – Separation

Teeth Jaw

Teeth

Cerebral Cortex – Tooth Enamel

Cerebral White Matter – Dentin

CCT: Tooth Enamel and Dentin, Recurring Conflict

Proliferation of the Periodontium - Epulis

Proliferation of the Gums (Gingiva) - Epulis

Root Canal Treatment – Dentin

Dead Tooth – Dentin

Esophagus

Stemeustachii – Esophagus MittelohrBrain und Tuba - Stammhirn

Upper 1/3rd of the Esophagus – Cerebral Cortex

Esophageal Cancer

Esophageal Narrowing Due to Reflux (Territorial-Anger)

Candida – Fungi

Mucoraceae - Fungi

Stomach and Duodenum

Stomach Overview

Duodenum: Pylorus – Ectodermic Magen - Übersicht

Cerebral Cortex – Gastric, Duodenal and Bilious Mucosae

CT: Stomach, Ectodermal (slightly overarching) into the Coronary Artery Relay), Recurring C.

Gastroscopy: Gastritis – Territorial Anger

Gastroscopy: Gastric Bleeding (Stomach)

Stomach - Ulcer

Esophageal Narrowing Due to Reflux

Stomach – Endoderm

Brain Stem – Stomach Mittelohr und Tuba eustachii - Stammhirn

CT: Stomach – Endodermal, Recurring C.

Stomach – Cancer (Adeno-ca)

Candida – Fungi

Small Intestine Large Intestine Rectum - Anus

Gastrointestinal Tract – Overview

Small Intestine

Large Intestine

Brain Stem – Small Intestine Mucosa Mittelohr und Tuba eustachii - Stammhirn

Brain Stem – Large Intestine Mucosa Mittelohr und Tuba eustachii - Stammhirn (Ascending, Transverse, Descending)

Brain Rectal Mucosa Mittelohr undStem Tuba– eustachii - Stammhirn

CT: Large Intestine – Active Conflict

CT: Large Intestine – Recurring Conflict

Intestinal Muscles – Longitudinal and Transverse

CT: Midbrain, Smooth Intestinal Muscle

Intestine – Smooth Muscle – Progression

(leicht erh. Ton.)

(stark erhöhter Tonus)

Intestine – Smooth Muscle – Progression

Small Intestine

Small Intestine - Microvilli for Surface Enlargement

Intestinal Mucosa – Cylinder Epithelium

Intake of Bile, Pancreatic Juice into the Intestine: Major Duodenal Papilla

Small Intestine Tumor – Active Chunk Conflict

Cecum with Appendix

Vermiform Appendix = Lat. “Worm-shaped” A.

Large Intestine

Protrusions of the Intestinal Wall (Diverticula)

Polyps and Diverticula

Intestinal Tumor – Active Chunk/Morsel Conflict

Endoscopic Surgery

Intestine – Polyps = Cancer (Adeno-ca)

Intestinal Inflammation: Colitis

Intestine – Coli Bacteria

Intestine – Mucoraceae Fungi

Rectum and Anus

Cerebral Cortex – Rectum and Anal Mucosa

CT: Rectum Recurring Conflict

CT: Rectum Active Conflict

Anal Polyp

Multiple Polyps on the Anus

Peritoneum Diaphragm

Peritoneum

Cerebellum – Peritoneum, Pulmonary Pleurae

CT: Peritoneum, Active Conflict

CT: Peritoneum, Recurring Conflict

Peritoneum – Ascites

Diaphragm

Diaphragm of a Cat

Diaphragm of a Cow

Navel – “Belly Button”

Liver Gall Bladder

Liver and Gall Bladder

Liver and Gall Bladder

Brain Stem –und Basic Liver Tissue- (Parenchyma) Mittelohr Tuba eustachii Stammhirn

Cerebral Cortex – Bile Ducts

Leber - Entoderm

Liver with Slight Scarring

Liver – Swelling – Parenchyma

Liver Parenchyma – Round Lesions

Bile Ducts - Ectoderm

Liver-Bile Ducts – Jaundice

Liver Histology – “Hepatitis Virus”

Quelle: Pschyrembel

Pancreas

Pancreas – Abdominal Position

Pancreas: Head, Body, Tail

Pancreas

Pancreas

Pancreas – Endoderm

Stem – Pancreas Mittelohr Brain und Tuba eustachii - Stammhirn

CT – Pancreas in the Brain Stem

Pancreatic Tumor of the Glandular Tissue – Chunk

Pancreatic Tumor of the Glandular Tissue – Chunk

Pancreas – Ectoderm

Cortex – Pancreatic Excretory Ducts

CCT – Pancreatic Excretory Ducts

Pancreas – Islet Cells

Inside – Pancreatic Islets, Outside – Glandular Cells

Pancreas, Alpha and Beta Islet Cells

CT: Central Sugar Conflict (both relays)

CT: Alpha Islet Cells (hypoglycemia)

The Two Sugar Doors

Kidneys

Kidneys - Overview

Ureters, Bladder

Capillary Column (Glomerulus) = Basic Tissue

Kidney, Ureter

Ureter Bladder Urethra

Brain Stem Kidney Collection Tubules Mittelohr und– Tuba eustachii - Stammhirn

CT: Kidney Collection Tubules, Active Conflict

CT: Kidney Collection Tubules, Active Conflict

CT: Kidney Collection Tubules, Active Conflict

CT: Collection Tubules Active, Mammary Glands Slightly Active

Active Kidney Collection Tubules: Outward Strabismus

Kidney Stone – Collection Tubules

Polycystic Kidney Weighing over 1 kg

Around Grieskirchen With an average body mass index (BMI = ratio between body weight and height) of 25.9, Upper Austrian city dwellers are Austria’s most overweight inhabitants.

The demographic area with the highest unemployment will once again be the inner city. It will come in much higher than the expected state average of 4.9%.

Kidney, Ureter

Cerebral White Matter

CT: Kidney Parenchyma, Active Conflict

Kidney Cysts

Kidney cyst diagnosis: Solitary, smooth walled kidney cyst filled with serous fluid, found during autopsy. Rarely in children, often in adults, especially in kidneys with glomerulosclerosis Mostly asymptomatic. = Parenchyma

Kidney Cysts on Both Sides

Wilms’ Tumor after Removal

Kidney, Ureter

Cerebral Cortex – Renal Pelvis, Ureter, Bladder

CT: Renal Pelvis, Recurring Conflict

Bladder Urethra

Bladder

Bladder Overview

Cerebral Cortex – Superficial Bladder Mucosa

CT: Superficial Bladder Mucosa, Active Conflict

Bladder

Brain Stem – Deep-lying Bladder Mucosa - Trigone Mittelohr und Tuba eustachii - Stammhirn

CT: Deep-lying Bladder Mucosa Recurring Conflict

Large Tumor in the Bladder:

Recognizable in the contrast agent recess in an i.v. Pyelogram or here in the x-ray of a radiocontrast aided CT (so-called footprint)

Catheter from the Renal Pelvis into the Bladder

Destruction of a Stone with an Endoscope/Laser

Urethral Catheter/Suprapubic Catheter

The patient will be trained in using the system. Manipulating the catheter must be prevented. If the tube is twisted or kinked, the outflow of urine will be disrupted. The bag must be fixed below bladder level.

The bag may not come in contact with the floor

Ovaries Fallopian Tubes

Ovaries

Cerebral White Matter – Ovaries

Brain Stem und – Fallopian Tube, Uterine Mucosa Mittelohr Tuba eustachii - Stammhirn

Ovarian Cyst

Ovarian Cysts – Loss-Conflict in Repair

Endometriosis - Tissue

Uterus

Uterus, Fallopian Tubes

Uterus

Brain Stem Uterine Mucosa Mittelohr und Tuba– eustachii - Stammhirn

CT: Uterine Body, Active Conflict

Musculature of the Uterus

Uterus – Cancer – Specimen

Specimen: Uterine Muscle – Rhabdomyoma

Retroverted Uterus: Avoiding Conception

Cervix

Cerebral Cortex – Cervix Mucosa

CT: Cervix, Large, Moderately Active Focus

PAP Smear

Healthy Cervix (Cervical Neck)

Slight Dysplasia Female-sexual Territorial Conflict

Moderate Dysplasia Female-sexual Territorial Conflict

Serious Dysplasia Female-sexual Territorial Conflict

External Female Sex Organs - Vulva

External Female Genitals, Vagina

Vagina – Squamous Epithelium – Tissue Cross Section

Testicles and Penis

Testicles, Epididymides, Hoden Spermatic Cord

Epididymidis Hoden

Testicle

Historic Picture: Collective Giant Testicles?

Testicles – “Elephantiasis” ?

Cerebral White Matter – Testicles, Ovaries

CT – Testicle, Active Conflict

CT – Testicle, Recurring, Active Conflict

CT – Testicles, Recurring Conflict, Both Sides

Testicle

Testicular Descent: most often a proxy conflict for the parents in Hoden relation to masculinity

Hydrocele: Conflict –Hoden Attack on the Testicles

Penis

Hirsuties Coronae Glandis – Separation Conflict

Hirsuties Coronae Glandis – Separation Conflict

Genital Warts – Separation Conflict

Phimosis (Narrowing of the Foreskin)

Phimosis – Operation

Prostate

Prostate

Brain Stem – Prostate Mittelohr und Tuba eustachii - Stammhirn

CT – Prostate in the Brain Stem

Prostate – Biopsy

Breast

Breast Overview

Distribution Frequency of Breast Cancer

Uncertain Diagnosis: “Benign” Cyst 9 x 16 mm

Uncertain Diagnosis: “Breast Cancer” 5 x 6 mm

Uncertain Diagnosis: “Dense Glandular Tissue”

So small, and already diagnosed: “Early-stage breast cancer, only discovered thanks to mammography”

X-ray: “Lumps” – Lactiferous Ducts = DCIS

X-ray: Lactiferous Ducts – Nodes = DCIS

Mammary Glands

Cerebellum – Mammary Glands

CT: Mammary Glands in the Cerebellum, Partially Active

CT: Mammary Glands in the Cerebellum, Old, Scarred

CT: Mammary Glands in the Cerebellum, Repair Phase

Case Example

Case Example

Fallbeispiel Case Example

Case Example

Case Example

Case Example

Breast - Lactiferous Ducts

Cerebral Cortex Excretory Ducts – Sensory

Lactiferous Excretory Ducts – Sensory Haut – Sensorik - Großhirnrinde Sensorik

CT: Breast Lactiferous Ducts, Recurring C.

Inverted Nipple – Indication of Active Lactation

Inverted Nipple – Indication of Active Lactation

Micro Calcifications – Indication of Completed SBS of the Lactiferous Ducts

Example of a x-ray mammography screening (both standard projections). On the image (enlarged view in the inset), a small breast carcinoma can be seen. It was discovered due to a group of micro calcifications in an area of the left breast.

Skin Hair

Skin, Hair Haut - Übersicht

Cerebral Cortex – Epidermis in the Sensory Cortex

Haut – Sensorik - Großhirnrinde Sensorik

CT: Cerebral Cortex, Sensory Cortex, Active

CT: Epidermis of the Leg, Active Conflict

CT (above): Leg Epidermis, Recurring Conflict

Neurodermatitis – Separation Conflict in Repair

Separation Conflict in Repair: Neurodermatitis

Neurodermatitis: Separation Conflict in Repair

Eczema – Separation Conflict in Persistent Repair

Age Warts – Separation, Persistent Repair

Psoriasis – Separation

Psoriasis – Separation

Vitiligo – Separation Conflict

Vitiligo – Separation Conflict

Vitiligo – Separation Conflict

Vitiligo – Separation Conflict

Vitiligo – Separation Conflict

Basal Cell Cancer – Epidermis – Persistent Repair

Basal Cell Cancer – Basalioma

Basal Cell Cancer – Basalioma

Liver Spots – Separation Conflict Persistent

Cracked Skin, Heels: Separation Conflict

Circular Hair Loss – Alopecia

Warts – Epidermis – Separation Conflict

Skin, Hair Haut - Übersicht

Cerebellum – Dermis

CT: Dermis, Active Conflict

Akne

Melanoma – Dermis

Shingles – Disfigurement Conflict, Repair Phase

Shingles – Disfigurement Conflict, Repair Phase

Shingles – Disfigurement Conflict, Repair Phase

Shingles – Disfigurement Conflict, Repair Phase

Skin and Nail Fungus – Disfigurement Conflict

Using Black Salve on a Basalioma

1. Tag

1. Tag

2. Tag

3. Tag

4. Tag

6. Tag

7. Tag

9. Tag

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9. Tag

32. Tag

Melanoma Boy: Black Salve

1. Tag

2. Tag

3. Tag

4. Tag

5. Tag

5. Tag

7. Tag

8. Tag

9. Tag

9. Tag

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10. Tag

Furuncle – Folliculitis

15. Tag

Skin, Hair Haut - Übersicht

Cerebral White Matter – Subcutis: Connective and Fatty Tissue

Cellulite – Aesthetic Self-esteem

Stretch Marks – Striae: Self-esteem

Stretch Marks – Striae: Self-esteem

Telangiectasia – Spider Veins: Self-worth Conflict

Besenreiser

Keloid – Self-esteem in Relation to the OP ...

Strawberry Mark (Hamangioma) – Self-esteem C.

Lipoma (Operation) – Aesthetic Self-esteem

Keloid Scarring – Self-esteem

Keloid Scarring – Self-esteem

Rhinophyma – Self-worth

Cellulite – Aesthetic Self-esteem

Stretch Marks – Aesthetic Self-esteem

Circular Hair Loss – Active Separation

Bones Joints Ligaments Tendons

Bones, Joints Skelett - Übersicht Ligaments Tendons

CT: Above Sensory Cortex, Below (Post)Sensory Skelett - Übersicht Cortex, Recurring Conflicts

Cerebral White Matter – Bones, Joints

CT: White Matter – Hips, Recurring Conflict Skelett - Übersicht

CT: White Matter – Cervical Spine, Recurring C. Skelett - Übersicht

CT: White Matter – Thoracic Spine, Active C. Skelett - Übersicht

CT: White Matter – Hips, Recurring Conflict Skelett - Übersicht

CT: White Matter – Shoulder, Recurring Conflict Skelett - Übersicht

Structure of Long Bones: Cortical Bone, Marrow

Tubular Bones: Cortical Bone, Marrow

Left Healthy, Right Osteolysis (Conflict Active)

Bones – Active Phase, Repair Phase

CT (Bone Window): Osteolysis of the Skelett - Übersicht Cranium, Active Conflict

Osteolysis of the Frontal Bone (Skull) Active Self-esteem Conflict

Thigh Bone – Femur in Repair

Gout – SBS of the Bone + Kidney Collection Tubules

Rheumatism II – Superficial Periosteum Brutal Separation Conflict

Cerebral Cortex – Periosteum

CT: White Matter Edema (dark areas) Skelett -+Übersicht Healing Phase Focus Bladder

Shoulder Joint with Periosteum (Red) Skelett - Übersicht

Muscles Nervous System

Muscles

Paralysis, MS, ALS, Polio – Motor Conflict

Motor Cortical Center - Muscle Innervation

CT: Motoric, Recurring Conflict

Cerebral White Matter – Muscle Nutrition

Muscle Tumor – Muscle Sarcoma

Muscle Sarcoma – White Matter – SWE

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Processes Tracks

Two-Phase Process

Multi-Phase Process (polycyclic)

Persistent Repair – Emphasis on the Repair Phases

An Event (Conflict)

A Recurrence or Track

Orgasm Pregnancy

Pregnancy

Insemination

The 1st Week of Pregnancy

Embryo

1. Baby Screams

during the Ultrasound Procedure

Orgasm = “Epi-Crisis”

Birth = “Epi-Crisis”

First 2-3 Months of the Pregnancy

Sympathicotonic emphasis

Remaining Pregnancy

Parasympathetic Emphasis

Birth = Epi-Crisis

History of Immunization

Driving out the Teufelsaustreibung Devil – Witch Trials up to 1782

Edward Jenner, English Doctor (1749 – 1823) Jenner

Edward Jenner – his “Immunization Success”

1790: He inoculated his 10-month-old son against smallpox: - Mentally disabled - Died at the age of 21

Smallpox Epidemic London 1870 - 1872

Out of 14 808, 11 174 Were immunized!

Start of the 19th C.: Smallpox Vaccination Banned

In England and Holland, The smallpox vaccination Was illegal:

-Lowest incidence of disease in Europe!

Jenner at the End of His Life

"I don't know if I didn't make a terrible mistake and create something monstrous!"

Strange Change in Terminology

Leprosy Plague Smallpox Chickenpox

“Smallpox Virus”

Robert Koch (1843 – 1910) Koch

Rudolf Virchow (1821 – 1902)

Antoine Bechamp (1816 – 1908)

Claude Bernard (1813 - 1878)

Claude Bernard – His Famous Quote:

“The microbe is nothing, the milieu in which they live Is everything!”

Max von Pettenkofer (1813 – 1901) Pettenkofer

Max von Pettenkofer at the Age of 74:

7 Oct. 1892 he drinks 1 ml of a cholera culture in front of an audience! (ca. 1 mil. cholera bacteria) and doesn’t get sick!

Luis Pasteur (1822 – 1895) Pasteur

Dr. Geison on Luis Pasteur:

Historian at Princeton University: “There is no doubt that Pasteur committed scientific fraud on several occasions.”

20 Years of Research: Dr. Geison on Luis Pasteur

Luis Pasteur at the End of His Life

“The germ is nothing, what matters is the milieu!

Smallpox in Germany from 1865 – 1822

1874: Introduction of 2nd Mandatory Vaccination

Smallpox Cases

Sick

Vaccinated Unvaccinated

Smallpox Cases after the 2nd World War

Prize Competition – 1911

1885: Poster in the Streets of London

Health care, not vaccinations! Better to go to jail than have a poisoned child! Smallpox isn’t being eliminated, but rather human lives! Refusal of bad laws is a Christian virtue and our civic duty!

History of the Virus Theory

1931: Erstes Elektronenmikroskop Ernst Ruska (1906 – 1988)

Infant Mortality in Hamburg 1821 - 1964

Diphtheria Cases from 1920 – 1990

Infection Theory

Infection Theory

Infection Theory

Mitochondria are unprotected (antibiotics)

6-Fold Juvenile Vaccination – Hexavac

Hexavac – Package Instructions

Hexavac Taken off the Market

99.9 % of Accompanying Substances

Antibiotics Betapropriolactone Mercury (Thiomersal) Aluminum hydroxide Formaldehyde Benzene

Vaccines – Run for Your Lives!