Paralysis refers to the partial or complete loss of function in a body part. In neurology, paralysis indicates reduced nerve functionality, accompanied by loss of sensation and movement. Here, when we talk about paralysis, we refer to cases where it’s not caused by an accident or poisoning but is the result of a biological conflict. (This does not include paralysis from severed nerves due to accidents or surgeries, or from toxins.)
If we cannot sleep, it means that cortisol production is occurring at night, indicating that something is making it necessary for us to remain alert even then. This nighttime cortisol production is caused by an active conflict state, during which our body (even at night) mobilizes its reserves and focuses our attention on resolving the problematic situation.
If menopause were solely about the breakdown of organs critical for species survival, with no biological advantage to the approximately 40 years following it, we likely wouldn’t live this long. Instead, life could end with the “exhaustion” of the ovaries. Most animals, in fact, lose their lives when their fertility ceases.
We know of numerous cases of cooperation between the insect world and plants, yet, just as with microorganisms, when we encounter conditions we dislike, we often judge insects’ activities as harmful.
But are they truly harmful?
Bird flu is understood as a viral pneumonia in birds. Of course, based on the biological laws of nature, pneumonia appears as a symptom of the regeneration phase of a territory or possession-protection conflict. However, it may initially be difficult to accept that birds could have emotional conflicts…
Foot-and-mouth disease is a viral “disease” affecting even-toed ungulates, considered highly contagious in medical circles. When symptoms appear, the affected animal develops blisters on the mucous membrane of the mouth and on its feet, accompanied by high fever.
The squamous epithelium of the larynx, in response to a “terror-conflict,” thins to increase the larynx’s diameter, allowing more air to flow into the lungs. This ensures the body’s adequate oxygen supply for a swift and successful escape.
The snake is a widely used motif across various cultures, employed to represent a range of energies, from creation and healing to danger and deception. Here, as usual, I aim to consider and explore its non-dualistic and evolution based significance in relation to programs.
Perhaps the easiest way to understand blood sugar fluctuations is to examine what happens in our body under various physical loads.
The blood sugar changes arise to meet demands caused by environmental changes, to resolve conflict situations, and to ensure our survival and they are a natural part of everyday life.
When medical science diagnoses kidney insufficiency or kidney failure, it’s often imagined as if the kidney were a kind of “pasta strainer” whose holes become clogged over time, due to improper use, infection, or another disease. This leads to the accumulation of toxins in the body and a reduction—or eventual cessation—of urine output.
While the kidney’s primary function is indeed the continuous filtration of blood, the various germ-layer-derived tissues within the organ support our functioning in different ways and respond differently to environmental changes or the demands arising from such changes.
British research professors claim that "since the last century, myopia has been spreading globally and dramatically.
If you’re familiar with bio-logical thinking, you know—or can quickly identify—the origin of the phenomenon as described by Dr. Hamer: myopia is caused by a “fear-of-danger-from-behind conflict.
To illustrate what this means and why it occurs, let’s take the example of spiders.
When we talk about dust allergy, the primary tissue affected—as with pollen allergies—is the mucous membrane of the nasal cavities. One of the key functions of the nasal mucosa is to filter out “contaminants” from inhaled air, such as dust and bacteria.
Every deadline that matters to us comes with an “IF”—a condition that, if met, either adds something to our lives or at least prevents a loss.
On one hand, deadlines motivate us to address the issue at hand. On the other, if the time required to meet them pushes the limits of our capabilities or the goal seems unattainable, they prioritize our programmed, automatic behavior, trapping us in a “hamster wheel” in the long term.
People generally don’t want to accept that change requires experiencing breakdowns. Perhaps they consider the price of development too high to “pay.” But the truth is, this is inevitable if the change is to last beyond a single day.
However, today’s predominantly narcissistic consumer society isn’t about this balance. It’s about obfuscation, half-truths, incitement, fear-mongering, and how to sell anything—even the last piece of junk—often at a high price, while ignoring whether it’s needed or what consequences it may have later.
Why would healthcare be any different?
The term "stroke" refers to a "cerebral vascular catastrophe."
This concept is divided into two categories:
Ischemic stroke (also called cerebral infarction), where it’s assumed that a blockage in a cerebral artery causes a blood supply disruption to a specific brain area, leading to various functional impairments or damage.
Brain hemorrhage (hemorrhagic stroke), where blood leaking from a damaged cerebral artery harms brain tissue.
It is easier to understand the cause of a symptom if we look at how the organ evolved in the animal world and what role it plays. In this case, we look at the function of the appendix and the cause of dementia and brain atrophy from the perspective of the evolution of the koala.
It's a natural process in the female body that, starting from ovulation, with the increase in progesterone levels, the breast's glandular tissue begins to grow, the cells of the gland lobules start to divide so that by the time the baby is born (in case of fertilization), they are prepared to feed the offspring.
Thus, it's a well-known fact that in case of demand (pregnancy), the mammary gland tissues begin to proliferate so that the "milk factory" can meet the expectations by the due date - because the amount of milk produced depends on the number of mammary glands.
Recalling the historical events in the United States and Hungary, we might wonder: Why did paralysis, of all things, manifest en masse? Why was this specific biological response triggered to address the situation?
We don’t like to acknowledge it, because if nothing else, we prefer to delude ourselves into believing we make our own decisions and are masters of our circumstances. But the reality is that modern humans are so thoroughly entangled in various programs that they can barely keep up with reacting to them, let alone making genuine decisions beyond that.
Changes affecting the lips are driven by emotional/sensory content where we either desire contact with something through the mouth or, conversely, want to keep something at a distance, fearing contact.
The (epithelial) changes in the respiratory tract and their emotional triggers can be highly diverse due to the extensive functionality of the epithelial tissue in the nose and airways.
The nasal mucosa is involved in detecting odors and temperature, filtering the air needed for breathing, warming and humidifying it, and cleaning contaminants that enter the airways.
Thus, the rat’s energy is tied to communication, but not its lofty, elevated form. Due to the animal’s lifestyle, it’s more about the hidden, “behind closed doors” type, which in our everyday world manifests most prominently in politics, the communication of secret sects or congregations, and, due to the rat’s tunnel-building nature, the all-encompassing flow, flooding, and spread of “worthless,” self-serving, self-interested information. Today, this is primarily the internet, much of the media, and social media.
Cystitis is one of the most unpleasant, yet very common, ailments in women. Is it really caused by cold, germs or conflict?