Inner Germ Layer – Endoderm – Midbrain
Note from GHK Academy:
The midbrain is located between the old and new brain and controls the old smooth muscle. The conflict content is the MORSEL and right in and left out (see embryonic development). In the active phase, cell proliferation and functional enhancement are also the biological sense. In the healing phase, this cell increase remains or is not degraded by microbes. The handedness has no significance. The left midbrain controls the left organ side. The right midbrain controls the right organ side (no crossing from the brain to organ, see embryonic graphic development).
Blood Vessels – Smooth Musculature left – Diagnostic Chart
Blood Vessels – Smooth Musculature on the left Conflict: Need for solidification of the vascular wall (arteries and veins). Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in equilateral midbrain, left. Active phase: During vessel wall necrosis, the smooth musculature layer simultaneously thickens, preventing vessel perforation. Healing: In
Blood Vessels – Smooth Musculature on the right – Diagnostic Chart
Blood Vessels Smooth Musculature on the right Conflict: Need for solidification of the vascular wall (arteries and veins). Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in equilateral midbrain right active phase: During vessel wall necrosis, the smooth muscle layer simultaneously thickens, preventing vessel perforation. Healing: In the
Myocardium left – Diagnostic Chart
Myocardium left – Diagnostic Chart Conflict: Overwhelmed conflict brought on by negative stress overload Peristalsis-like onward transport of the blood Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in the midbrain on the right side but belonging to the brainstem. Active phase: Locally increased peristalsis (limited to one
Myocardium right – Diagnostic Chart
Myocardium right – Diagnostic Chart Conflict: Overwhelmed conflict brought on by negative stress overload Peristalsis-like onward transport of the blood Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in midbrain on the left side but belongs to the brainstem. Active phase: Locally increased peristalsis (limited to one section).
Smooth intestinal muscle left – Diagnostic Chart
Smooth intestinal muscle left – Diagnostic Chart Conflict: Conflict of inability to intestinally move a morsel along. Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in the midbrain on the left side, but belonging to the brainstem. Active phase: ConstipationLocally increased intestinal peristalsis, remaining intestine with slowed peristalsis
Smooth intestine musculature right – Diagnostic Chart
Smooth intestine musculature right – Diagnostic Chart Conflict: Conflict of inability to intestinally move a morsel along. Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in the midbrain on the right, but belonging to brainstem. Active phase: ConstipationLocally increased bowel peristalsis, remaining bowel with slowed peristalsis (often misinterpreted
Smooth Uterine Musculature left – Diagnostic Chart
Smooth Uterine Musculature left – Diagnostic Chart Conflict is equivalent to that of the fruit remaining in the uterus (not being able to give birth). Idiom: – Hamer Focus: HH in the midbrain on the left but belonging to the brainstem Active phase: In
Smooth Uterine Musculature right – Diagnostic Chart
Smooth Uterine Musculature right – Diagnostic Chart Conflict: Conflict is equivalent to that of the fruit remaining in the uterus (not being pregnant). Idiom: – Hamer Focus: In the midbrain on the right, but belonging to the brainstem Active phase: In the first three months