Dr. Hamer

Three new German New Medicine® videos by Caroline Markolin, PhD are out. They cover the heart, heart health and heart attacks and the work of Dr. Hamer. There is also some brilliant scientific fiction that is debunked on cholestrol and candida - and of course these videos are here just for informational / educational purposes...

Acute joint rheumatism, for example in the knee, indicates the healing phase of a “physical performance” - SBS - a Serious Biological Special program by nature (triggered, for example, by the distress of having failed in sport, of feeling “worthless” because of difficulties walking, performing, etc.).

All medical theories, whether conventional or “alternative”, past or current, are based on the concept that diseases are “malfunctions” of the organism.

There are many speculations why our skin becomes suddenly irritated and ill. Theories range from genetic predispositions, a sensitivity to food substances, to poor circulation and stress. Regardless of which theory is in vogue, conventional dermatology is at a loss when it comes to questions like: What provokes the outbreak of a skin disease? What determines its severity and duration?

Italian pianist, Dr. Giovanna Conti of Parma, Italy, presents her discoveries that the biological natural laws of Germanic New Medicine (by Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer) apply not only to medicine but to music as well. Music, medicine and biology might be founded on similar principles.

Here is the magnificent lecture presented by Caroline Markolin PhD in Vancouver BC in October, 2009: Virus Mania. It includes the German New Medicine basic concepts and a lot of other important details for health and healing - Sit back and enjoy this fine presentation.

“Cherry wanted to tell the world about German New Medicine” In January, 2005 I was diagnosed with “metastatic breast cancer”, grade 3 (of possible 1-3) stage IV (of possible 0 – IV) in my left breast. This disease is diagnosed as chronic and the average life span, once diagnosed, is 2 years.

Osteoporosis, defined as a “disease” in which the bones become porous and weak, occurs (so we learn) predominantly in women following menopause. But why are postmenopausal women at greater risk? Why does not every postmenopausal woman develop it? Why do some suffer more bone loss than others? Why is in one case the spine affected in another the hip or the shoulder?

A girl with Down Syndrome overcomes a genetic disorder through a collective effort of resolving her conflict. The knowledge gained from this case could change entirely our understanding of the function of genes.
GENES DON'T HAVE THE LAST WORD, AFTER ALL

In 1981, Dr. Hamer submitted his discovery of the "The Five Biological Laws the New Medicine" to the University of Tübingen as a postdoctoral thesis. Despite the University's legal obligations and court orders in 1986 and 1994, the Medical Faculty of the University refused to evaluate Dr.