Caroline Markolin received her Ph.D. in German literature from the University of Salzburg, Austria. After she moved to Canada in 1987, she taught German Language and Literature at Concordia University in Montreal. During her academic career she published numerous books and essays on contemporary Austrian literature. In 1998 she resigned from her academic position as tenured Associate Professor and began to pursue her strong interest in naturopathic medicine. From 1999 – 2001 she gave workshops about the benefit of nutritional supplements and herbs to naturopaths in Germany and Austria.
It was during that time that she heard her first lecture about German New Medicine. Captivated by this new medical paradigm, which – based on sound scientific criteria - understands so-called ”diseases“ as age-old meaningful biological survival programs that have been successfully practiced for millions of years of evolution, she dedicated herself enthusiastically to study Dr. Hamer’s revolutionary discoveries. After one year of intense studying of the available research material, she met Dr. Hamer who has become her personal tutor and mentor. Since 2002 Caroline is an approved full-time German New Medicine teacher, giving GNM presentations and GNM seminars in Eastern and Western Canada.
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