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Kate Sunfish

Jan 27 • 45 tweets • 16 min read

New thread on German New Medicine:

A new perspective on the current collective crisis, for your consideration.
Let’s see if I can get this all down, there may be some longer pauses in this thread.

Today I’m going to share info in the conflicts and healing phases/crises thy effect the LUNGS, and have everything to do with our current situation. For context, refer back to my older posts which I’ll be sure to link in the thread reader app as soon as I can

I will also post pertinent resources and links at the end of this thread

Ok, so:

The biological conflict linked to the lung alveoli is a DEATH-FRIGHT conflict because, in biological terms, the death panic is equated with

- not being able to breathe-

Not being able to inhale, and/or exhale due to, for example, hyperventilation

Already- any recent themes coming to mind?

A death-fright can be experienced in any life-threatening situation - medical emergency, accident etc.

the most common death-fright conflict, however, is brought on by a DIAGNOSIS SHOCK that reads like a possible death sentence to the person receiving it.

We can also create this conflict in ourselves by worrying excessively about a diagnosis or health issue….obsessing, researching and so on.

during the conflict-active phase (refer to previous posts) lung cells proliferate in proportion to the intensity of the conflict. The biological purpose of this is to improve the function of the lungs.

A death-fright can be experienced for one’s self, OR for the life of others. Loved ones, the collective etc.

During the conflict active phase there are no symptoms, but after resolving the conflict and moving into the HEALING PHASE, fungi or mycobacteria such as TB bacteria remove the cells that are no longer required. Healing symptoms are coughing up milky or rusty-colored phlegm

The symptoms might even be diagnosed as pneumonia or a “lung infection.
But wait guys, that was just the lung alveoli!
Next we have the goblet cells and the bronchial mucosa. Keep going, it’s gonna get good.

The biological conflict linked to the goblet cells is a FEAR OF SUFFOCATING,
a PANIC of not getting enough AIR.
Ahem.
Once again, have we been seeing this theme in the past two years, in many ways??
It’s NOT funny, but also..

Once again, the goblet cells increase in response to the distress of not getting enough air.
The purpose of the proliferation is to enhance the secretion of mucus in order to better insalivate the "air morsel.

Healing symptoms are coughing up of phlegm, and night sweats. With an intense healing phase, the accumulation of mucus in the bronchi can cause a clogging of the airways resulting severe breathing difficulties

But WAIT! We still have to do bronchial mucosa!

The conflict connected to the bronchial mucosa is a
male territorial fear conflict
or
female scare-fright conflict.

A territorial fear conflict refers to a threat to the “territory”, be that your home, work, school, community..

This includes fear regarding one’s own safety as well as the safety of the tribe. It can be shared by a large (worldwide?) region of people in times of war, during pandemics (ahem) and so on.

During the conflict active phase there is ulceration in the bronchial mucosa In proportion to the degree of conflict activity. The purpose is to widen the respiratory passageways so that more air can reach the lungs.

During the healing phase, the tissue loss is replenished through cell proliferation. Symptoms: pain due to the swelling (fluid accumulation), tickles in the lungs and coughing. Depending on the intensity of the conflict, the symptoms range from mild to severe.

Ok. But now we have to talk about abandonment conflicts and how they add to the severity/complications of a lung healing phase.

I’m not going to go into the biological function of an abandonment/existence/refugee conflict, but I’ll leave links at the end so that you can do the research yourself.

ABANDONMENT conflicts are brought on by feeling excluded, unwanted, rejected,ignored, ISOLATED and ALONE.

EXISTENCE conflict is a fear for one's life -This fear is often triggered by a negative prognosis associated with “my life is at stake”

“Waiting in an ER, being in an ambulance, and hospitalization (undergoing chemo treatment, surgery, a lack of support by doctors, nurses, or relatives) can evoke existence and abandonment conflicts. The fear of going to the hospital might already activate the conflict.”

“A refugee conflict is experienced as being "thrown into the desert", as feeling uprooted or "in exile"
(Source:learning GNM)

“during the conflict-active phase cells in the kidney tubules proliferate proportionally to the intensity of the conflict. The biological purpose of the cell increase is to close the excretion filter in order to withhold water so that the organism has a better chance to survive…

….This innate water retention program is vital because without water all metabolic processes stop functioning.”
(Source: Learning GNM)

Symptoms of the conflict-active phase:

water retention

elevated uric acid levels

elevated urea and creatinine levels

decreased urine output

HANG WITH ME! I’m going to pull some stuff together now.

Ok.
Go back now to the bronchial mucosa, which is effected by a territorial-fright or scare-fright conflict.

In the healing phase bronchitis can occur and healing is accompanied by an inflammation, fever, headaches because of the swelling, and fatigue.

Pneumonia is bronchitis with the SYNDROME - abandonment, existence, or refugee, as we just discussed.
With water retention due to an active abandonment and existence conflict, the retained water is stored in the bronchial tubes, and can lead to serious complications.

Whew. Still here?
We just touched the tip of the iceberg, but I’m going to start wrapping it up.

So here is what we covered:

Conflicts that effect the lungs are

Death-fright conflict, scare-fright conflict, territorial anger conflict, and the conflict of suffocating or not being able to get enough air.

Remember: it is in the healing from any of these conflicts that one will experience symptoms.

Also remember: if one is experiencing an abandonment, refugee or existence conflict at the same time as experiencing healing from a lung conflict, the symptoms will have the potential to become complicated and severe due to fluid retention. Think PNEUMONIA.

Once again, this is only touching the tip of the iceberg. These are biological processes, and will leave the links so you can ascertain for yourself.

Now, let’s think about this.
What have we been pummeled with through media messages (spells?) for two years?
I can’t breathe.
Don’t breathe on anyone.
Cover your breathing apparatus with a mask.
The air is dangerous.
Other peoples breath is dangerous.

What if I get pneumonia and can’t breathe?
What if my oxygen drops too low?
What if I get out on a ventilator?

Do you see where I’m going with this?

Now consider the territorial anger conflicts, the death-fright conflicts, the scare-fright conflicts.
All wrapped up with….abandonment and existence conflicts when we’re given a terrifying diagnoses and then isolated from the people we love and depend on.

It begs the question, did the media create the perfect storm?

Was it intentional?

Is the viral theory anything more than a theory?

And, I will reiterate, this thread is scraping the surface. Please don’t take anything I say at face value, but if it sparks your interest do the research as it’s all out there waiting.