First Law

All symptoms (whether it’s sneezes, pimples, diarrhea, rashes, or diabetes) are set in motion by the brain due to unexpected, highly acute, shocking experiences that are perceived as a threat to our well-being and they occur outside of our conscious control. In other words, they are not psychological but biological programs.

There is a distinct difference between day to day stress and unexpected conflict shocks that activate the brain in this way.

The psyche, brain, and organ respond synchronously, as a single unit in a moment – the moment of the enexpected shock.

The psyche includes the conscious and subconscious mind, the soul, and the spirit.

The brain activates adaptive processes, called Special Biological Programs, to assist in dealing with and resolving the situation.

The content of this shocking experience determines which area of the brain and which organ will respond.

Multiple areas of the brain may respond to a single event. Dr. Hamer was able to identify both active and resolved conflicts going back to childhood and could tell which relays in the brain were activated together with the aid of CT technology.

Second Law

Every Special Biological Program has 2 phases: the active conflict phase and the resolution phase. The first phase may be of very short duration or last a lifetime. The second phase occurs only after a conflict has been resolved. The 2nd phase is divided by what could be referred to as a healing crisis.

Depending on the tissues described below in the Third Law:

• tissues that grow to increase function in an active conflict phase will degrade and return to normal when the conflict is resolved.
• tissues that break down to facilitate a specific function in the active conflict phase will be restored in the resolution phase.
• organs that reduce their function in an active conflict phase will have their functionality restored in the resolution phase.

Some active conflict phases have no symptoms at all besides cold hands or feet and a preoccupation of thought about the conflict.

Most symptoms occur after a conflict has been resolved when tissues are returning to normal. They are returning to the non-conflict state. The word “normal” really applies to both phases since each serves a biological purpose to support an organism as it goes about life. Conflicts are a normal part of life and the science of GHK redefines the meaning of sickness and health.

Third Law

There are 4 key areas of the brain that control the Special Biological Programs. These are due to the germ layer tissues from which the organs are derived (embryology). The content of a shocking experience determines which organs and which tissue types are activated.

The old brain and stem control endodermal tissues, the cerebellum controls old mesodermal tissues, the cerebral medulla controls new mesodermal tissues, and the youngest and most complex part of the brain, the cerebral cortex, controls ectodermal tissues.

Many organs are comprised of more than one tissue type. For example: the thyroid gland is endodermal and the thyroid ducts are ectodermal. The kidneys and teeth have 3 tissue types. The eyes have 4 and are, therefore, very complex.

For example: a symptom in the eye is specific to a part of the eye, not all parts of the eye, since each part has specific conflict content and a tissue type correlated to them.  The outer eyelid skin and the cornea of the eye are derived from the same tissue type (ectoderm) and are controlled from the cerebral cortex, but have different conflicts associated with them. A stye is a resolution phase of a specific conflict, controlled from the cerebellum (old mesodrem). Eye muscles are new mesodermal and are controlled from the cerebral medulla. The iris is controlled from the brainstem (endodermal), the retina is controlled from the cerebral cortex.

All organs and their various structures have specific conflict content which is determined by the psyche, is largely unconscious, and is not psychological.

The processes for the different tissue types are integral to the third law, however they are described in a very general way in the Second Law section above to aid in understanding the second law.

All the laws work together.

Each tissue type is comprised of specific microbes: fungi, bacteria, mycobacteria, and so called “viruses.” There are trillions of microbes at work in the body every day that are in a symbiotic relationship to each other and with us.

A microbe specific to endodermal tissues cannot cause a “disease” process in another tissue type. Endodermal tissue actions are limited to the endodermal environment.

Tissue and cell types have specific purposes.

Here is a simplified example using 2 of the 3 tissue types in the kidney. The kidney collecting tubules which are endodermal will grow in an active conflict phase reducing the body’s ability to eliminate water because the water is needed as part of a survival process, due to a specific type of conflict – the shocking experience referred to in the First Law.  This reduces the quantity of – and changes the composition of – fluid that passes through the renal ducts and lower urinary tract tubes but is not due to flaws in these tubes. These tubes are ectodermal in origin and have a different and very specific type of conflict associated with them. The tissue types have processes specific to that tissue type and the organs’ purpose.

You could also think of it this way. When we scrape our knee we don’t grow an endodermal  thyroid gland or a finger in that place.

This also means that disease processes do not spread nor are they contagious.

Conflicts, though, could be considered contagious in a sense. It is what happens in a war. And symptoms could start in a whole country when their war ends and appear to “spread” out from there as the other countries also resolve their conflicts.

The quintessence is that there are no flaws in the body, it knows exactly what it’s doing whether it feels good or not.

Every process, noticed or not, and every symptom, mild or severe, serves a meaningful purpose.

For example: A resolution of a self-devaluation conflict can cause muscular, joint, or bone pain due to the rebuilding process in phase two. The body is rebuilding those tissues stronger than they were before to reduce the chance that self-devaluation will occur again in the future. Those tissues will remain thicker for life.

Every program has a biological purpose.

(Sounds like The 5th Intelligence to me!)