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Every behaviour of our body that is out of the ordinary - can be explained as a result of prolonged adaptation to a specific life circumstance.
I'll teach you how to interpret and understand every type of body behaviour from the perspective of the 5 Biological Laws of Nature - fundamentally discovered and systematized in the early 1980s by the german Dr. med. Ryke Geerd Hamer, and refined by many other practitioners eversince.
Introduction
The only part of our body that we can consciously control - are our external muscles.
While every other body function is completely governed and regulated by the innate intelligence of our brain.
And even the function of our external muscles can be 'taken over' by our brain's intelligence - if there's a good reason for it.
For example:
If an object is about to hit our eyes - our eye lids will shut - quicker than we could ever react to it using our conscious mind.
Whenever we are getting into a threatening or inconvenient situation - our body will adjust it's functions accordingly - enabling us to efficiently resolve the situation, or at least to better cope with it.
For example:
If we encounter a dangerous predator animal in nature - our body will immediately increase the rate of heart beats and breaths, and adjust the hormonal levels, etc. - to enable us to either fight, or to escape the predator with all of our capabilities.
Such situations usually won't last long in nature and our body's are perfectly designed for that.
The only problem with these useful body adaptations is - if they do not come to an end in appropriate time, but rather continue for days, weeks, months, maybe even years.
This is the reason why adaptations can become so (unnaturally) extrem that we call them illness.
In modern human life, certain problems just can't be fixed immidiatly, and we might even think that we are okay with it - but our body will react and adjust itself nonetheless - until the problem get's resolved, or becomes irrelevant.
It's not about our thoughts - it's all about what our brain is registrating about our circumstances.
For example:
The body's function of 'sweating'.
As we know - the body will always start sweating whenever it's temperature is too high - and it'll continue for as long as the cooling effect of the evaporating sweat is required to compensate/normalize the temperature.
Thinking won't stop the sweating - only changing our circumstances will.
Everybody knows the logical reason for sweating - and what we can do in order for it to cease.
But in too many other cases we have never been taught to which circumstances our bodies will react and adjust to.
Symptoms never occur randomly!
With the right set of knowledge and understanding - symptoms are actually predictable!
The 5 Biological Laws of Nature help us map out to which circumstances our body is reacting and adapting it's functions to.
From this point onwards we can then find out practical life solutions that will - if implemented - normalize our body's behaviour as a logical result.
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