Dr. Hamer also discovered that, provided there is a
resolution of the conflict, every disease proceeds in two phases (Second
Biological Law). During the first, or conflict-active phase, the entire
organism is geared to dealing with the conflict. While a meaningful cell
alteration runs its course on the physical level, the psyche and the vegetative
autonomic nervous system also try to handle the unexpected situation. Switched
into a stress state (sympathicotonia), the mind becomes completely preoccupied
with the conflict contents. Sleep disturbances and lack of appetite are typical
symptoms. Biologically speaking, this is vital, because the focus on the
conflict and the extra waking hours provide the right conditions for working
through the conflict and finding a resolution. The conflict-active phase is
also called the “cold phase”. Since the blood vessels are constricted during
stress, typical symptoms of conflict activity are cold extremities
(particularly cold hands), the shivers, and cold sweats. The intensity of the
symptoms is naturally dependent on the magnitude of the conflict.
If a person
remains in an intense conflict-active state over a long period of time, the
condition can be fatal. But
Dr. Hamer proves beyond reasonable doubt that an organism can never die of
cancer, in and of itself. A person can die as a result of mechanical
complications of a tumor that, for example, occludes a vital organ such as the
colon or the bile ducts, but in no way can cancer cells, as such, cause death.
In German New Medicine the distinction between "malignant" and
“benign” cancers is entirely meaningless. The term “malignant” is an artificial
construct that simply indicates that the activity of cell reproduction has
exceeded a certain arbitrary limit.
If a person
dies during the conflict-active phase, it is usually because of energy loss,
weight loss, sleep deprivation, and emotional and mental exhaustion. Often, it is a devastating cancer
diagnosis or a negative prognosis—“You have six months to live!”—that throws
cancer patients (including their loved ones) into a state of despair. With
little or no hope, and deprived of their life-force, they waste away and
eventually die of cachexia, an agonizing process that conventional cancer
treatments only accelerate.
If the patient
has not undergone any conventional treatment (especially chemotherapy or
radiotherapy), GNM has a success rate of 95 to 98 percent. Ironically these statistics for Dr.
Hamer's remarkable success rate were delivered by the authorities themselves.
When Dr. Hamer was arrested in 1997 for having given three people medical
advice without a medical license, the police confiscated his patients' files
and had them analyzed. Subsequently, one public prosecutor was forced to admit
during the trial that, after five years, 6,000 out of 6,500 patients with
mostly “terminal” cancer were still alive. With conventional treatment, the
figures are generally just the reverse. According to epidemiologist and
biostatistician Dr. Ulrich Abel (Germany), “Success of most chemotherapies is
appalling…There is no scientific evidence for its ability to extend in any
appreciable way the lives of patients suffering from the most common organic
cancer… Chemotherapy for malignancies too advanced for surgery, which accounts
for 80% of all cancers, is a scientific wasteland.” (Lancet 1991).
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