German New Medicine

Dr. Hamer asserts that every disease can be viewed as a two-phased occurrence (if there is a resolution of the conflict).  At the beginning of the disease process (right after the conflict-shock) a cold, ‘conflict-active’ phase starts.  During this cold phase (1st phase), activity of the sympathetic nervous system predominates.  The shock event results in a constant preoccupation as we subconsciously try to come to a resolution.  Meanwhile changes occur within the affected organ often without symptoms.  Patients in the cold phase of a disease program present with cold skin and cold extremities, obsession w/event, nausea, loss of appetite and weight, and sleep disorders, hypoglycemia and HBP.   These all mean ‘the meaningful biological special program to resolve the stress has started.’

If the conflict is resolved via counseling (or temporarily forgotten), the disease process begins the warm phase (2nd phase) to undo the biological processes needed in the ‘conflict active’ phase and return the individual to health and normal function.  The warm phase is the healing phase of disease, and what we usually identify as an infectious disease.  The warm phase indicators are fatigue, return of appetite, fever, hot sweats, inflammation, swellings, discharges, rashes, so-called allergies and infection.  In this stage, cancers are broken down by microbes or encapsulated.  Necroses or ulcers are filled up, with the help of microbes.  The brain begins to heal, as does the associated organ tissue, which heals to a stronger state than it was before the shock.  In the healing phase edema remains until healing of the tissue is completed, after which the edema is reabsorbed and the final healing is complete.  A diuretic phase eliminates excess liquid from the area and normal health is re-established.  Understanding this process allays symptom-fears and promotes cooperation with nature.  Herbs facilitate this natural process and act like shock-absorbers on the bumpy road back to health.    If the conflict is not resolved, the person will suffer repeated setbacks with each conscious or subconscious remembrance of the initial shock.  The disease slowly progresses.  Doctor’s visits create a diagnosis shock, and uninspired medical intervention leading to death.