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NORMOTONIA refers to the state of our normal day-night-rhythm. As shown in the diagram above, "sympathicotonia" alternates with "vagotonia". These terms relate to our autonomic nervous system (ANS) which controls vegetative functions such as the heart beat or digestion. During the day, the organism is in a normal sympathicotonic state of stress ("fight or take flight"), during sleep in a normal vagotonic state of rest ("rest and digest"). THE CONFLICT ACTIVE PHASE (ca-phase; sympathicotonia) As soon as a conflict shock (DHS) occurs, the normal day-night-rhythm is instantly interrupted and the entire organism enters the conflict-active phase (ca-phase). At the same time, the Significant Biological Special Program (SBS) that correlates to the particular conflict is activated, allowing the organism to override everyday functioning in order to assist the individual - on all three levels - during the particular crisis. LEVEL OF THE PSYCHE: Conflict-activity manifests itself as constant dwelling over the conflict. The autonomic nervous system is in lasting sympathicotonia. Typical symptoms are sleeplessness, a lack of appetite, a fast heart beat, elevated blood pressure, low blood sugar, and nausea. The conflict-active phase is also called the COLD phase, because during stress the blood vessels are constricted, which results in cold hands and cold feet, a cold skin, chills, shivers, or cold sweats. From a biological point of view, however, the state of stress, particularly the extra waking hours and the total preoccupation with the conflict, put the individual into a more favorable position to find a resolution to the conflict. BRAIN LEVEL: The location where the conflict impacts in the brain is determined by the exact nature of the conflict. The size of the HH is always proportional to the conflict's duration and intensity (conflict mass).
ORGAN LEVEL: If more tissue is required to facilitate the resolution of the conflict, the conflict-related organ or tissue responds with cell proliferation. For example: in case of a "death-fright-conflict", most often triggered by a diagnosis or prognosis shock, the shock impacts in the area of the brain that controls the lung alveoli cells which are in charge of processing oxygen. Since the death-panic is in biological terms equated with not being able to breathe, the lung cells immediately start to multiply. The biological purpose of the lung nodules (the lung cancer) is to increase the capacity of the lungs, so that the individual is in a better position to cope with the death-fright. If less tissue is required to assist the conflict resolution, the organ or tissue responds to the related conflict with cell-meltdown. For example: if, in nature, a female has a sexual conflict of not being able to mate, the tissue layer that lines the cervix (the pathway to the uterus) ulcerates. The biological significance of the tissue loss is to widen the cervix so that when mating finally takes place, more sperm can reach the uterus, which enhances the chance of conception. For human females this mating-conflict can be experienced as sexual rejection, sexual frustration, sexual abuse, and so forth. Whether the organ or tissue responds to the related conflict with cell proliferation or with tissue loss follows a biological pattern that correlates to the evolutionary development of the human brain.
As the conflict-active phase advances, so do the symptoms on the related organs. The same applies, vice-versa, when the conflict activity is slowed down. HANGING CONFLICT A hanging conflict refers to the situation that a person remains in the conflict-active phase, because the conflict cannot or has not yet been resolved. A person can live with a small conflict and the related cancer to an old age, provided that the tumor does not cause any mechanical obstructions, for instance, in the colon. If a person is in acute conflict-activity for a longer period of time, the condition can be fatal. However, a person, who is in the conflict-active phase, can never die of cancer, because tumors that grow during the first phase of an SBS (lung tumors, liver tumors, or breast gland tumors) actually improve the function of the organ during that period. Patients, who don't survive the conflict-active stress phase, often die as a result of energy loss, sleep deprivation, and above all, because of fear. With a negative prognosis and toxic treatments like "Chemo" in addition to the emotional, mental and physical exhaustion, many patients don't stand a chance. CL-CONFLICTOLYSIS - The resolution of the conflict is the turning point that initiates the second phase of the SBS. Like the conflict-active phase, the healing phase runs parallel on all three levels. THE HEALING PHASE (pcl-phase; pcl=post-conflictolysis; vagotonia) LEVEL OF THE PSYCHE: The resolution of the conflict comes with a feeling of great relief. The autonomic nervous system switches instantly into lasting vagotonia with fatigue but good appetite. Resting and a healthy diet serve the purpose to support the organism during the healing and repair process. The healing phase is also called the WARM phase, because during vagotonia the blood vessels are widened, resulting in warm hands, warm skin, and possibly fever. BRAIN LEVEL: parallel to the healing of the psyche and the related organ, the brain cells that received the impact of the DHS also start to heal. First part of the healing phase (pcl-phase A) on the brain level: Beginning with the conflict resolution, water and serous fluid are drawn to the related brain area, creating a brain edema that protects the brain tissue during the repair process. It is the swelling of the brain edema that causes typical cerebral healing symptoms, such as headaches, dizziness, or blurry vision.
THE EPILEPTIC OR EPILEPTOID CRISIS (EPI-CRISIS) is initiated at the height of the healing phase and occurs simultaneously on all three levels. With the onset of the Epi-Crisis, the individual is - in an instant - put back into a state of conflict activity. On the psychological and vegetative level, this re-activates typical sympathicotonic symptoms, such as nervousness, cold sweats, shivers, and nausea. What is the biological purpose of this involuntary conflict relapse? At the height of the healing phase (which is the deepest point of vagotonia), the edematous swelling both of the healing organ and in the related brain area (brain edema) has reached its maximum size. Exactly at this point, the brain triggers a sympathicotonic stress push, intended to press the edemas out. This vital biological counter-regulation is followed by the urinary phase, during which the body eliminates all the excess fluid retained during the first part of the healing phase (pcl-phase A). The specific symptoms of the Epi-Crisis are determined by the type of conflict and which organ is involved. Heart attacks, strokes, asthma attacks, migraine attacks, or epileptic seizures, are just a few examples of such a healing crisis. Second part of the healing phase (pcl-phase B) on the brain level: After the brain edema has been pressed out, neuroglia, which is brain-connective tissue that is always present in the brain, assembles at the site to complete the repair process on the cerebral level. The amount of glia accumulation depends on the size of the preceding brain edema (pcl-phase A). It is this natural buildup of neuroglia ("glioblastoma" - literally: sprouting glia cells) that is erroneously interpreted as a "brain tumor".
During the Epi-Crisis the patient experienced - successfully - the expected heart attack (with angina pectoris during the ca-phase). If the preceding conflict-active phase had lasted more than 9 months, the heart attack would have been fatal. With knowing GNM early, such a serious situation can be prevented!
Conversely, CEREBRUM-controlled tissue loss, that occurred during the ca-phase, is now replenished and refilled with new cells. This repair process takes place during the first part of the healing phase (pcl-phase A). Here we find cervical cancer (cell-meltdown during the ca-phase), ovarian cancer, testicular cancer, intra-ductal breast cancer, bronchial cancer, or lymphoma. During the second part of the healing phase (pcl-phase B), the tumors slowly degrade. Standard medicine misinterprets these in realty curative tumors as malignant cancerous growths (see Article "The Nature of Tumors").
The duration and the severity of the healing symptoms are determined by the intensity and length of the preceding conflict-active phase. Conflict relapses that continuously interrupt the healing phase, prolong the healing process. Chemo or radiation treatments brutally disrupt the natural healing of cancers. Since our organism is inherently programmed to heal, the body will continue to try finishing the repair process as soon as the treatment is over. The "cancer recurrence" is usually followed by even more aggressive treatment protocols!
By overlooking either one of the two phases, symptoms that belong only to one phase are viewed as a disease in itself, for example, osteoporosis, which occurs in the conflict-active phase of a "self-devaluation conflict", and arthritis, which is a symptom of the healing phase of the same type of conflict. This unawareness is particularly tragic, if a patient is diagnosed with a "malignant" cancer or even a "metastatic cancer", although the cancer is already undergoing a natural healing process. If medical doctors acknowledged the biological psyche-brain-organ correlation, they would also recognize that the two phases are in fact two parts of ONE SBS, verifiable by a brain scan, on which the HH would be found in both phases in the same location. The exact appearance of the HH indicates, whether the patient is still conflict active (HH with sharp concentric rings or already healing, and furthermore, whether he is in pcl-phase A (HH with edematous rings) or in pcl-phase B (HH with white (glia) accumulation), indicating that the crucial point of the Epi-Crisis has already been passed (see Article "Reading the Brain") With the completion of the healing phase, Normotonia and the normal day-night-rhythm are re-stored on all three levels. HANGING HEALING
The term "hanging healing" refers to the situation that the healing phase cannot be completed, because of repetitive conflict relapses. CONFLICT RELAPSES OR "TRACKS"
When we experience a conflict shock (DHS), our mind is in a state of acute awareness. Highly alert, our subconscious picks up all components associated with the particular conflict situation, e.g., the location, the weather condition, people involved, sounds, smells, and so forth. In German New Medicine, we call the imprints that remain in the aftermath of a DHS, TRACKS.
If we are in the healing phase and set on one of the tracks, either through direct contact or by association, the conflict is instantly reactivated, and after a quick conflict "replay", so-to-speak, the conflict-organ-related healing symptoms follow right away, for example, a skin rash after a "separation conflict"-relapse, common cold symptoms with setting on a track of a "stink conflict", breathing difficulties or even an asthma attack in association with a "fear in the territory", or diarrhea with a "indigestible morsel conflict"-relapse. The "allergic reaction" can be triggered by anything or anybody who is associated with the original DHS - a food substance, certain pollen, animal hair, a certain perfume, but also a person (see Article Allergies). In conventional medicine (both allopathic and naturopathic), the main cause of allergies is believed to be a "weak" immune-system. The biological purpose of the track is to function as a warning signal in order to avoid experiencing the same "danger" (DHS) a second time. In the wild, these alarm signals are vital for survival. Tracks always have to be taken into consideration, when we are dealing with re-occurring conditions such as recurring colds, asthma attacks, migraines, skin rashes, epileptic seizures, hemorrhoids, bladder infections, and so on. Of course, any cancer relapse has to be understood from this perspective as well. Tracks also play a role in "chronic" conditions, such as arteriosclerosis, arthritis, Parkinson, or MS. In GNM-therapy, reconstructing the event of the DHS together with all its accompanying tracks is a significant measure for completing the healing process.
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