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German New Medicine
Part 5: Comparison of German New Medicine and the conventional view

Let’s consider the differences in diagnosis, disease causation and treatment. Conventionally, a person might get a cancer or serious disease diagnosis, and considering the way we normally view such diseases and all their ramifications, would naturally cause them to experience an emotional trauma.

By contrast, according to German New Medicine, one might view this disease process in a very different light, not as a death sentence but as a challenge to understand the symbolic meaning that this disease manifestation is attempting to express.

One would take up the cause of deep understanding, looking to New Medicine’s differential diagnosis to find out which phase the disease is in, and from there set about pursuing appropriate support. The insight provided by New Medicine not only provides a meaningful framework within which to understand the diagnosis, but also supports the person’s confidence and perseverance through the sometimes difficult healing phase.

As for causes, conventional medicine recognizes certain carcinogens such as radiation and chemical treatments, but New Medicine recognizes that the shock of an existing cancer itself may cause cancer. This explains the notion of metastasis, which according to New Medicine is not a spreading of cancer, but actual new cancers that develop in the same way, the result of a new conflict that a person with cancer experiences because of the fear and anguish of knowing one has cancer.

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German New Medicine
Part 4: Treatment

Although the biological laws put forth by German New Medicine are firm laws of nature, each individual expresses a disease process in their own unique way, and the New Medicine practitioner seeks to understand each unique process in order to best support it.

Equipped with a brain CT scan, and an understanding of the nature of the patient’s DHS and all its implications, the New Medicine practitioners are having extraordinary diagnostic and therapeutic success with all forms of disease. Diagnosis is possible long before cancerous growth is detectable by conventional methods, and the CT scan also helps to monitor the progression of the disease “special program.”

With German New Medicine, 95% of patients who are not treated (no chemo, etc.), survive. In the animal kingdom, we would see 80-90% spontaneous healings if we let nature take its course. New Medicine treatment is multifaceted, and uses many simple natural healing methods. The main emphasis is psychotherapeutic approaches to help the person resolve the underlying conflict.

We use language to mediate experience, and we create internal representations of our reality.. For example, we might say, “That’s hard to swallow” as a metaphor when we don’t want to accept something.

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German New Medicine
Part 3: The Healing phase and the role of microbes

The healing phase (PCL)

When the conflict is resolved and the CA phase is completed, as we’ve seen, the initial canceration, ulceration or hypofunction stops. Then, the reverse process takes over.

If in the CA phase we had a canceration, now the brain directs the body to manifest ulceration.

If in the CA phase we had ulceration, now that ulceration is filled in by means of canceration.

If in the CA phase we had hypofunction, now we have restored function.

According to Dr. Hamer these conditions are generally self-limiting and only get out of control when additional conflict shocks occur or the body is too old or weak or through the methods of conventional medicine. By contrast, natural healing methods aim to support body and mind during this trying time. Most healing proceeds without major problems, but about 10% need the full support of an experienced therapist, especially at the time of the healing crisis.

In the healing phase, not only are organs restored, but the HH itself is restored. With the help of microbes, as we’ll talk about next, the HH expands and swells, and this is the edema that is often mistaken for a brain tumor. Certain glia cells are produced to create this healing edema.

The Healing phase uses microbes as helpers.

We’ve heard speculations that the old germ theory is flawed, and that microbes such as viruses, bacteria, and fungi may play a vital role in detoxification and tissue regeneration.

Well, the New Medicine confirms these suspicions that most microbes are not just opportunistic bad guys that cause disease. The research has clarified exactly how these microbes work for us.

Most microbes are not the cause of disease, but actually helpful “seasonal workers” and our real allies. They are the optimizers of the healing phase. They help break down and eliminate the tumor cells that are no longer needed when the canceration CA phase has completed. And by the same token, they help build new fresh tissue when an ulceration CA phase has completed.

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