Fit of Vertigo at the Opera – Germanic New Medicine Testimonial

Spinning Vertigo conflict can even strike in the opera washroom, as this testimonial proves so beautifully.

Dear GHK Academy team, dear friends interested in Germanische Heilkunde.

Today I experienced something that can only be considered and properly evaluated if one knows Germanische Heilkunde.
Today I went with my wife to the opera to watch The Snow Queen.
During the break, my wife took her selfies in a magnificent, Christmas-decorated marble hall. We walked along a wall and suddenly I had a dizziness attack – a vertigo. It made me constantly spin to the right towards the wall. So the dizziness was not a symptom of a circulatory drop. I told my wife that I needed to sit down for a moment on one of the benches because I felt dizzy and I didn’t want to fall over. My wife asked me anxiously whether I had suffered a spinning vertigo, whether I was afraid of falling out of the loge? No, not at all. I love to fly and it can’t be high enough for me. But shortly before, I was in a situation from which I wanted to turn away quickly to the right to escape.

During the interval, my first stop was the washroom. A sign outside the door clearly showed a woman and a man, so I had found what I was looking for. I entered the empty anteroom with the vanity and mirror, and I saw that one of the two toilet cubicle doors was unlocked. Everything was beautiful, lavishly decorated and perfectly clean.

When I was finished, I opened the door and unexpectedly found myself face to face with five pretty, petite young ladies, maybe even more. They all waited for my cubicle to become free and looked at me. Spontaneously, I had the thought in my mind that I was in the women’s washroom. Possibly I myself just interpreted the reproaches in the looks of the young women at that very moment (what are you doing as a man in the women’s washroom?) That was the moment of my DHS with the vertigo. At that moment, I just wanted to be invisible and turned as quickly as I could to the right and out the door. Outside I checked one more time, yes, indeed, the sign shows man and woman. So I was permitted to use this place. It must have been around this time that I solved my DHS.

It took me a few moments to find my wife among the many people – including a surprising number of children – who were taking advantage of the magnificent scenery to take some selfies.
Less than two minutes later, I had the crisis, i.e. the vertigo described above, which constantly shifted me to the right. It didn’t take long, maybe just a minute, and I was back in control of my senses.
As I said, a completely harmless situation that one would forget immediately – if one did not know about Germanische Heilkunde. With this knowledge of cause and effect, even such minor and inconspicuous confirmations of the correctness of the laws of nature discovered by Dr. Hamer, one is in awe of the consistency with which nature works and the genius of Dr. Hamer to have discovered all these details.

Comment GHK Academy

I can very well imagine the situation when you suddenly find yourself unexpectedly facing several pretty young women who are all watching you, and this on the toilet, yes, that can leave an impression.
The cause of vertigo is a falling conflict. One wants to turn away from a sudden danger in front of one’s head. This could be a cliff or a pot of boiling water slipping off the stove. Or even an outnumbering of pretty women casting reproachful glances at a man.

The biological sense is the impulse to save oneself by turning backwards.
In a crisis, the DHS is also active and one feels this dizziness like a force that turns one in one direction.
The wonderful thing about Germanische Heilkunde is that one doesn’t have to believe in it, one can experience it for oneself. We don’t need to survive spectacular and painful cancers to understand that GHK is always correct. Harmless experiences such as those described above are enough to verify for oneself that one can always rely on the laws of nature.
What else can I add to this report, except that it is very well told. Thank you very much!