Second Biological Law: a Discovery Not Yet Accepted by Conventional Medicine

Thursday, September 25, 2008 by: Tremayne reiss
Tags: medical myths, health news, Natural News

(NewsTarget) The law of 2 Phases of Disease occurs when there is a conflict of resolution. The difference between a law and a rule is that rules have exceptions. The expression an "iron clad law" denotes this distinction. In Meta-Medicine there are two phases to every illness if one has a conflict resolution. The 2nd phase can be when many symptoms appear, the most common being fatigue.

Activity of symptoms occurring: mainly between 8pm and 6am.

Typical symptoms of the parasympathetic nervous system are:

* Fatigue and tiredness

* Good appetite

* Weight gain

* Warm body and extremities

* Low blood pressure

* Slow heart rate

* Wide blood vessels

* Digestive organs get much blood

* Perspiration, hot skin and body

* Fever

* All digestive and elimination activities are amplified

* Build-up of reserves and energy for the next day

In conventional medicine, 500 cold diseases and 500 warm diseases have been classified. It can now be seen that the numbers need be halved as you actually have 500 tandems (two sides of the same coin).

This understanding has huge implications. A new understanding of these facts means that the clinical response totally changes.

A good example is eczema. This is a "contact" conflict or in other words -- "separation or wanting to be separated." In the 1st phase there are microscopic changes to the skin which would only be noticed if looked for. There is accompanying desensitization of the area so as to "reduce the pain associated with being separated." There is also a feeling of absence. When the person/thing is reunited with the subject/object the redness appears.

A doctor may prescribe a cortisone cream which suppresses the redness, i.e. pushes the patient back into 1st phase. When the cream is stopped, the eczema reappears so long as this issue with separation persists. In extreme cases, one might choose to apply the cortisone due to the intense discomfort.

Many diseases have their symptoms in the second phase. The point to beware of is the healing crisis. The biological system replays the whole conflict content again in a compressed fashion. The purpose is that it allows the squeezing out of excess fluid and helps restore the organism to a normal day/night rhythm.

With certain organs like the heart and the liver, this can be lethal. In the future, some of these deaths will be avoided as acute medical care in the form of cortisone injections will help mobilize the body's resources so it can "get over the hill."

The conflict for the myocardium (muscle of the heart) is a feeling of being "overwhelmed" -- equivalent to being dragged through the sand. In the second phase the blood pressure shoots up, the heart trembles and sometimes a myocardial infarction (heart attack) ensues. It is important to stress that it is only if the criteria are met in the first biological law will it impact the body. Many people feel overwhelmed and don't have a heart attack. If this process keeps repeating, in example is chronic, then one has repeated heart attacks.

What is it that is making the person unhappy, when did it start, what are the factors responsible for this feeling? Where are they in the process? If, as in some instances, the healing phase (2nd phase) is leading to a person's death, what can be done?

As conventional medicine lacks this understanding, they keep the patient in fear which always compounds the problem. If they knew that some pain was a good sign rather than the beginning of the end, things would be very different for many people. Here, conventional medicine gives morphine with catastrophic consequences. The vegetative system is knocked out of balance -- the appetite is suppressed and the will destroyed.

Next article will look at the 3rd biological law. (This law shows how the study of embryology yielded invaluable insights into this marvel of Nature.)

"The only thing that gets in the way of my learning is my education." - Albert Einstein

About the author

Trained as a Medical Herbalist. Uses a number of modalities which honour the inherent wisdom of the client.