Purulent Eyes – Germanic New Medicine Testimonial

Finally we have found the conflict for my husband’s recurring Purulent Eyes.

Re: Male, 51 years – Purulent Eyes,

It took some time until we figured out what the correct DHS (Conflict Shock) was, but that makes it all the more interesting!
For years, my husband repeatedly had “chronic sinusitis with purulent eyes” in one eye on the right eye. I always thought this symptom was part of the sinusitis. Until yesterday, when he again had purulent eyes discharge from his right eye.

I said to him: “This must have something to do with the tools you lent out and ‘can no longer see.'” He agreed—it infuriates him!
A friend borrowed several expensive tools and never returned them or paid for them. This issue has been lingering for a while, with repeated back-and-forth negotiations via chat. But my husband neither saw the friend nor the tools again—until two days ago. He had finally had enough and made a decision to resolve the issue once and for all. That was his solution!

The very same day, his right eye began to shine. Two to three hours later, it was already secreting pus, but only the right eye was affected. He even said: “Damn, I’m getting sinusitis again.” But I wasn’t so sure. We waited to see if a cold and sinusitis would follow… but they did NOT come!

Now we also know that if my husband has sinusitis and a purulent eye again next time, there are two different SBS (Special Biological Programs) at work!
The conflict is: “Not being able to get hold of the ‘morsel’ (right side) because one was overlooked and thus disregarded.”

Note from GHK Academy:

The tear glands are endodermic (“morsel conflicts”) and have nothing to do with handedness. Here, one must think of the “worm” (our ancestor)—in the brain stem, the rule is always right side in, left side out.
As the wife correctly describes her husband’s conflict: Her husband was overlooked and therefore could not “see” the morsel (his tools).
After he had retrieved his tools and thus settled the conflict, he got into the tuberculous healing phase, which manifests as purulent tear glands.