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Conflict Territorial-fear conflict or fear-fright/speechless conflict (dependent on “handedness,” hor- mone levels and previous conflicts).

Explanation A person is afraid of losing his territory (for example: partner, job) or his position in the terri- tory (position, level). “To have a hellish or mortal fear.“ “I was scared to death.“ “I am terrified!“ The territorial-fear conflict is an active male reaction to a threat to his territory.

The fear-fright conflict is the passive female reaction to the same thing (the male reacts with attack, the female with passive fright).

Bronchial Goblet Cells Brainstem (+/-) Suffocation-Fear Bronchial Mucosa Cerebral-Cortex (-/+) Territorial-Fear or Fear-Fright Bronchial Muscle Cerrebral-Motor-Cortex (-/+) Territorial-Fear or Fear-Fright (motoric) (Cf. www.germanische-heilkunde.at/index.php/erfahrungsberichte) Phase Recurring-conflict regarding the alveoli > formation of scar tissue.

Remark It is possible that the diagnosis of sarcoidosis is based on multiple bronchial scarring (this would be a recurring territorial-fear conflict).

Therapy Find out what the conflict and/or tracks are and, if possible, resolve them in real life so that the recurring-conflict comes to an end. Guiding principle: See above. See also lung remedy below. Breathing exercises, gymnastics, outdoor exercise. Hildegard of Bingen: millet mixed powder special recipe.

In the CM, for asthma, emphysema, and sarkoidose the same drugs are given (bronchoditors, cortisone). In acute cases (healing-crisis) they are practical and they are undoubtedly useful. A permanent intake is not recommended due to the side effects.

Examples For territorial-fear conflict (for examples of fear-fright conflicts, see p. 146):

• The woman has a husband, who is always being unfaithful. She is never sure whether or not he is having another affair = territorial-fear conflict with degradation of cells from the bronchi in the active-phase. She comes into healing when she separates from him and meets another man who loves her passionately and deeply. With this new partner, she is sure that he is true to her. Restoration of the bronchial mucosa = bronchitis or a bronchial ca. (Cf. Ursula Homm, Lebensmittelheilkunde für die Neue Medizin, p. 38.)

• The family father has a job in a small plumbing company and is two years away from his retirement. He has a good, friendly relationship with his boss. One day, the boss decides to join up with a business partner. The new partner cannot stand the patient. The relationship worsens and the patient is afraid of being fired. This would be very bad, as he still has two young daughters to raise and moreover, he wouldn‘t be able to get a new job at his age = territorial-fear conflict. Before he goes into retirement, in other words, two years later, his fear of losing his job dissolves. He begins to cough and thinks he has bronchitis. When his symptoms do not improve he gets a lung x-ray. The diagnosis: “cancer of the bronchi.“ This causes him to have a death-fright conflict. Finally, the patient dies after all the possible ther- apies. (Cf. Claudio Trupiano, Danke Doktor Hamer, p. 327.)

➜ Also, often a threat to one‘s “time territory.“ For example, someone is put under time or appointment pressure. Someone‘s time is “robbed“ from him or someone else decides what he does with his time.

• The 26-year-old, left-handed man starts up a small company with a friend. After a time they begin to have major arguments about how their presence at the firm should be reg- ulated. The patient wants to take advantage of his entrepreneurial freedom with flexible, need-oriented working hours. His partner insists on an exact work schedule = territorial-fear conflict regarding the larynx (left-hander). After an unpleasant separation from his business partner, the patient can choose his own hours, and the conflict seems resolved. Unfortu- nately, a track remains: whenever he is pressured with private or business appointments, he subconsciously remembers the old stress and reacts with territorial-fear. The day after the appointment, he has a congested larynx and a hoarse voice = healing-phase of the larynx mucosa. (Personal archive B. Eybl).

• For the last 30 years, the 47-year-old mother of two has met with her “best friend“ twice a week. In the last half year, however, her friend has suddenly stopped seeing her. After sev- eral futile attempts to contact her, she gives up, disappointed = territorial-fear conflict—“My friend is leaving my territory.“ She comes into healing when her friend phones her to wish her a happy birthday and she confronts her on the matter. Now, she can close the books on the subject. A week later, she contracts pneumonia. When antibiotics prove ineffective, a bronchoscopy is performed—diagnosis: bronchial cancer. (Personal archive B. Eybl) Tissue Bronchi—epithelium—cerebral-cortex—ectoderm.

Conflict-active Cell degradation (ulcers) of the bronchial mucous membrane, usually unnoticed. The affect- ed area can be anywhere from the beginning of the trachea into the smallest branches of the bronchi = CM‘s “ulcerating bronchial cancer.“

Biol.meaning Through the cell degradation, the diameter is increased. This allows the person to improve their intake of air, so as to defend the territory more effectively.

Healing-phase Restoration of the bronchial and/or tracheal mucosa = inflammation of the bronchi (bronchi- tis), pneumonia, bronchial cancer: swelling, reddening, cough, possibly bloody phlegm, and pain; strong swelling with exhaling difficulties by syndrome. Due to the swelling, an entire section of the lung can be cut off temporarily from the breathing process (= insufficient-ven- tilation atelectasis). As soon as the swelling is reduced, the air passage opens up again, that is, the atelectasis disappears again. Longer lasting bronchitis is due to recurrences and/or tracks.

Lungs, Bronchi and Trachea

Healing-crisis Cough and/or coughing cramps due to participation of the bronchial musculature, chills. Remark Bronchial cancer is usually diagnosed in the healing-phase, often together with syndrome. Therapy The conflict is resolved. Accompany the healing.

Enzyme preparation, lymphatic drainage. Hildegard: ground ivy elixir special recipe. Vit. D3 (cod liver oil), hydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂) 3% strength internally.

See also lung remedies p 161.

If applicable: Sx, if the tumor is too large and/or large bronchial branches are affected.

Inflammation of the bronchi (bronchitis)