A “biological conflict-shock” causes the appearance of a focus of activity centered on a precise point of the brain. The location of the focus depends on the nature of the shock-conflict. The organ controlled by that specific brain center registers a functional transformation. This transformation can manifest as a growth, as tissue loss or as a loss of function. In other words conflict breeds disease.

For man and mammal, the oldest conflicts originate from the brain stem and result in cancerous growths – tumors. The resolution of these conflicts leads to a breakdown of the tumor and restoration of health. However, conflicts are subjective, and what may seem insignificant to one person may lead to death in another so long as it triggers a certain biological program, for instance, a territorial conflict.

All diseases start with a cold phase, activity of the parasympathetic nervous system predominates, the shock is a constant preoccupation, nights seem long, extremities are cold and meanwhile the organ lesion extends. With the brain stem, for instance, a tumor is growing. If and when there is a conflict resolution, the process will be reversed. The impression on the brain begins to heal, as does the organ.