Myocardial Infarction – Germanic New Medicine Testimonial

Due to an unfortunate statement in a stupid argument, I almost killed my wife with a left-sided myocardial infarction.

By knowing the cause, in Germanische Heilkunde we can foresee symptoms such as myocardial infarction, as this testimonial demonstrates impressively.

My wife and I have been discussing and planning a new project for six months. For the real implementation, however, we are dependent on the support of a friend and his special skills, and I never doubted that our friend would support us enthusiastically.
After we had completed a few other projects, I wanted to start the real implementation as agreed, but my wife suddenly blocked it because she was afraid that our friend wouldn’t help us after all and that we would be overwhelmed by doing it alone. Unfortunately, our friend was traveling to China for a few weeks and was therefore not available to be contacted.
An unprecedented argument flared up between us and we both became increasingly manic. I threatened my wife that if she didn’t shut up immediately and stop attacking me verbally, I would get in the car and leave. I finally got dressed and prepared to drive away. Fortunately, my wife then stopped her verbal attacks, so I retired to the bedroom and went to sleep for the first time.
That same day, we agreed to wait to start our project until we had reached our friend and discussed the details with him, but it was another two weeks before he would be available again.
I suffered an indigestible anger conflict with this argument in hanging healing as the start of our new project was now being unnecessarily delayed. In other words, I had blood in my stool every day. I know this symptom, I’ve had it several times before, but it was never more than a one-off bleed, but now I was bleeding daily, chronically and heavily.
Due to the chronic tuberculous healing phase in my intestines and the loss of blood, I was often tired and exhausted, so I usually went to bed at noon and slept until the evening. My wife was worried about my bleeding, but she was even more concerned about my daily tiredness. She suspected that I might have an active left side myocardium, i.e. as a right-handed person I might have a overwhelmed conflict (partner side for the myocardium). For this reason, she went to a pharmacy to get a blood pressure monitor, but my blood pressure was optimal.
Out of curiosity and to test the new device, I suggested taking my wife’s blood pressure and the result was scary, 89/56. It seemed that as a right-handed person, she had an active overwhelmed conflict with her left myocardium. My wife has had cold hands and feet since childhood, but now they were significantly colder than normal. Our conflict was still on hold, as we hadn’t reached our friend yet, and it would be another week. I had blood in my stool (indigestible anger) and my wife was simply overwhelmed with me and this project.
After several days we finally reached our friend, we discussed our project and of course he would support us with his special skills. This solved my indigestible anger, because now we could start with the real implementation.
However, my wife’s overwhelmed conflict was not resolved, her hands remained ice-cold and her blood pressure alarmingly low. She also had occasional weakness episodes, which is another characteristic of an active DHS with the left myocardium.

The left myocardium can quickly end dangerously, my wife had been active with it for three weeks now and we didn’t know what exactly her DHS was. We started our new project, and now that our friend had promised to support us, she was excited too. Our original argument was resolved and forgotten, but what was her unresolved DHS?
She couldn’t say either. But we knew we had to find her conflict and resolve it for real, and quickly, because people have died from left-sided myocardial infarction with far less than three weeks of conflict load, what exactly was her DHS?
Finally, I had the idea that saved the day. During our argument, I had threatened to get in the car and just drive away. She took this threat to mean that I would leave her and leave her alone with the children, ending our marriage after 14 years.
Of course, that was never my intention, I just wanted to drive around in the car for a few hours to get off my tracks and my mania at a distance from her. After a few hours, my wife would also have been off her tracks and her mania and we would have been able to talk again normally.
The shock for my wife was that I would leave her and leave her with the children, the idea was overwhelming for her.
When I told my wife what my intention behind this statement was, to be away from her for just a few hours to calm the emotions and end the argument, she buried her face in her hands and started to cry. She understood that I never intended to divorce her and just leave her with the children. With this realization, she resolved her overwhelm conflict, her DHS with the left myocardium. Her hands instantly warmed up and her blood pressure rose slightly, but was still far too low.
We had solved the one problem, but we were now faced with the certainty that she was going to go into crisis with her left myocardium within the next 24 hours and there was nothing that could prevent the myocardial infarction. I was much more worried than my wife, because as I said, people with less than three weeks conflict load of left myocardial conflict have fallen asleep and never woken up, and we were expecting the crisis in the early hours of the next morning.
I hardly slept that night. I constantly checked to see if my wife was still breathing and had a pulse while she slept, but she was fine.
At 5:45 a.m. my alarm rang, I made my coffee as usual and started my morning workout in the living room, but every few minutes after each training session I went to my wife in the bedroom to feel if she had gone into the crisis or was still warm and breathing.

The Myocardial Infarction:

At 7:15 a.m. I came back to her. She was curled up in bed. I put my hand on her head and asked if she was OK? After a few seconds she replied very weakly: “It hurts!
What hurts? The heart, the left side.
I lay down in bed with her, made sure she didn’t stop breathing and felt for her pulse.
The only thing one can do to help someone in a crisis (any crisis) is to keep body contact and stay calm, just don’t panic.
It lasted about half an hour, my wife was responsive the whole time, although very weak. When the pain in her heart finally subsided, she told me that she woke up because her left leg suddenly became ice-cold, starting from her hip and slowly dropping down to her foot, and then the enormous pressure on her heart began.
After half an hour it was all over and my wife got up, got the children ready for kindergarten and decided to come with me in the car, take the children to kindergarten and then do some bureaucratic paperwork. As long as she didn’t move quickly and stood up carefully, she was fine, but she had several episodes of weakness during the day and had on occasion to sit down.
At around 4 p.m. she became very warm and weak, she started to feel pressure on her heart and pain again. That made me very insecure and scared, because I hadn’t expected that. Didn’t she already have her crisis this morning, or was it just a pre-crisis and the main crisis is still to come?
In the crisis one feels cold, but now she had a hot forehead and hands, so she was in the pcl-b phase. It lasted about an hour, she stayed warm the whole time and was not as weak as this morning.

The following night I hardly slept again, whenever possible I checked that she was still breathing and had a pulse. Occasionally during the night she still had pressure on her heart and comparatively mild pain, but she was warm and thus in no crisis. When the night was over, she was back to normal and was able to follow her usual daily routine, but would of course take it easy for a while yet. Her blood pressure was now 100/62, which is still not ideal, but much better than anything we had measured in her before.
In this case, we were very lucky. Had I not suffered an indigestible anger conflict in our argument that had kept me in a chronic tuberculous healing with blood loss, my wife would not have worried about me being active with the left myocardium. Without that concern, she would not have purchased the blood pressure monitor and we would not have discovered that she was active with this dangerous SBS. Without this discovery, we never would have come up with the idea of specifically researching and eventually finding and resolving a still active overwhelm conflict. This DHS would otherwise not have been addressed for a long time, would have remained undiscovered and unresolved, and would then at some point have been resolved by chance. My wife would have simply dropped dead and nothing and nobody would have been able to save her.
Due to a stupid argument, as can happen in any relationship, we both suffered conflicts. Without our knowledge of Germanische Heilkunde, my hanging indigestible anger with chronic blood in the stool would only have been dangerous if I had gone to conventional medicine with it. After talking to our friend and his assurance of support, this conflict was resolved and the bleeding stopped the very same day.
But without my symptoms, we wouldn’t have bought a blood pressure monitor and would never have found out in time that my wife still had a really dangerous SBS active that needed to be resolved urgently, just in time.
I would recommend every reader of our testimonial to learn and understand Germanische Heilkunde for themselves while you are still healthy. Sooner than you can imagine, one finds oneself in a situation where only one’s own knowledge decides whether one survives or dies.