Scientific Diagnostic Chart

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 also always local – i.e., person-independent – attack conflicts (local, at the place)

Example: “You have a liver tumor!” or: “… an intestinal tumor! We have to operate on that (cut open the abdomen)!” For the integrity of the abdominal cavity. It can also be perceived in a figurative sense, for example, a bad word or an insult as a blow or stab in the abdomen, as an injury.
We distinguish the parietal peritoneum (lining the body cavity) and the visceral peritoneum (enveloping the individual organs). Also, there are the retroperitoneal organs, e.g., the kidneys and the pancreas.

Idiom:

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Hamer Focus:

HH in the middle, lateral cerebellum on the left.
Pleura and peritoneum are located in the same place in the cerebellum and used to be one organ before the diaphragm was retracted as an “intermediate cover.”

Active phase:

Following the DHS, growth of small- or large-nodular compact so-called mesotheliomas, depending on whether the patient feels attacked “as a whole” or at a specific site. The laterality of the mesothelioma has nothing to do with an existing tumor, but only with where the patient felt the attack.

Healing:

Ascites. The mesotheliomas are cauterized tuberculously (biolog. healing), encapsulated (non-biolog. healing), or both. The purpose of ascites is that the intestines do not fuse in this process, and obstruction is avoided. The intestines “float” in ascites.

Crisis:

Centralization

Biological sense:

Active phase
Thickening of the peritoneum to prevent an expected sting or blow; also mental: “You have cancer, we have to operate immediately!”

Notice:

ATTENTION: Do not puncture ascites if possible. The ascites (peritoneal effusion) are noticed all the more dramatically if an active refugee conflict exists simultaneously (syndrome). After expired TBC, we often find the usual calcification.
Therefore, therapeutic, it is recommended to solve the refugee conflict, existential conflict, being left alone conflict because this will reduce the ascites by half or even more. Regarding transudative ascites, see Healing bone osteolysis = leukemia, in this case, with active refugee conflict = gout. The retroperitoneum (i.e., the “backward-facing” part of the peritoneum) can make so-called renal ascites. The kidney then “floats” in the ascites or is embedded in a very fluid-containing peritoneal tissue, which may also consist of ascitic fluid (see also calcification after expired peritoneal TB in the renal bed.

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