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Peritoneal Carcinoma right – Diagnostic Chart Conflict: Attack against the abdomen. for the right-handed person concerning mother or child with left-handers concerning partner there are
Connective tissue necrosis on the left – Diagnostic Chart Conflict: Slight self-devaluation. Conflict belonging to connective tissue localization. for the right-handed person concerning mother or
Breast Cancer left Conflict: Mother/child care/dispute conflict, Partner care/dispute conflict, Nest conflict (depending on nest content left or right). Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in
Connective tissue necrosis on the right – Diagnostic Chart Conflict: Slight self-devaluation. Conflict belonging to connective tissue localization. for the right-handed person concerning partner for
Breast Cancer right Conflict: Mother/child care/dispute conflict, Partner care/dispute conflict, Nest conflict (depending on nest content left or right). Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in
Bladder musculature necrosis left Conflict: Unable to adequately mark the territory. for the right-handed person concerning mother or child for the left-handed person concerning partner
Peritoneum Carcinoma right Conflict: Ugly abdominal conflict for the right-handed person concerning partner for the left-handed person concerning mother or child Idiom: – Hamer Focus:
Shingles left – Diagnostic Chart Conflict: Belt or semi-belt defilement or disfigurement conflict. Example: Mother learns that her daughter is a lesbian; she then feels
Shingles right – Diagnostic Chart Conflict: Belt or semi-belt defilement or disfigurement conflict. Example: Mother learns that her daughter is a lesbian; she then feels
Blood Vessels – Smooth Musculature on the left Conflict: Need for solidification of the vascular wall (arteries and veins). Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in
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