META-Medicine maps biological conflicts (significant emotional events) to each organ allowing you to understand the cause and process of disease and healing.

By reviewing this list we assume that you have a basic understanding of the META-Medicine principles like two phases, brain relay and germ layer connection and the biological meaning of disease and our organism. Biological conflicts are not to be confused with psychological issues or problems we have.

Also in META-Medicine we distinguish between the different organ tissues based on germ layers (for example: the stomach has 3 different tissues and therefore 3 very different conflicts and organ reactions in 1. conflict phase and 2nd regeneration phase which is essential for diagnosis and therapy).

Other principles like the handedness of a person, if one or more conflicts are active or the emotional intensity of a conflict play an important role in each individual diagnosis.

Please visit one of our Seminar and Trainings to apply META-Medicine properly or contact a licensed META-Medicine Consultant.

Examples of Organ - Conflict Relationships

• Bladder mucosa = Territory-marking-conflict, i.e. to define a limit or a position.
• Blind gut - appendix = Indigestible-anger-conflict, e.g. often connected with ugly situations
• Bones = Inferiority-conflict; content according to the skeletal parts
• Breast - intraductal = Separation-fear-conflict, i.e. from mate, child, mother, home or nest.
• Breast - mammary glands = Worry-argument conflict, i.e. with mate, child, mother, home, nest.
• Bronchial asthma = Territory-fear-conflict, i.e. somebody is threatening to invade or leave our territory
• Bronchial mucosa = Sensory territory-fear-conflict
• Colon = Ugly-indigestible-anger-conflict.
• Eye - cornea = Strong-visual-separation-conflict, i.e. we lost sight of somebody or something.
• Eye - retina = Fear-of-attack-conflict, i.e. fear of something we cannot deal with that is threatening or lurking from behind.
• Gallbladder ducts = Territory-anger-conflict, i.e. violation of the limits to a neighbor, rival, mate, coworker, etc., anger about somebody who invades territory.
• Intestine - small = Indigestible-chunk-conflict, i.e. cannot digest something, an indigestible anger is often an aspect of starvation.
• Intestine - smooth muscles = Inability-to-move-chuck-conflict.
• Kidney - collecting tubule = Existence-abandonment-isolation-conflict, i.e. fear of being alone, having lost everything or not being adequately supported
• Kidney - renal pelvis mucosa = Territory-marking-conflict, i.e. the inability to limit or mark the territory from inside, like not knowing what to do or where to go
• Kidneys parenchyma = Water-fluidity-conflict, i.e. almost drowned, suffered a flooding
• Lungs - alveoli = Fear-of-death-conflict, i.e. fear of death in accidents, diagnosis, etc.
• Motorial paralysis (MS) = Paralyzing-conflict, i.e. cannot escape, flee, evade, etc.
• Nasal mucosa = Nose-stinking-conflict, i.e. being upset, angry about something
• Pancreas = Anger-fight-conflict, i.e. fight, anger, disputes about people, money, objects, heirship or another "chunk".
• Pericardium = Attack-against-the heart-conflict, i.e. a real attack or an associated attack against the heart.
• Skin - epidermis = Separation-conflict, i.e. the loss of physical contact or the loss of the contact to the mother, the flock, the family, or friends.
• Stomach - duodenum = Anger-digestion-conflict, i.e. the inability to digest a situation, like anger with relatives, co-workers or friends.
• Stomach - esophagus mucosa = Inability-to-swallow-chunk-conflict, i.e. cannot swallow (accept) something or the impulse to spit it out again.
• Stomach -large curvature = Inability-to-digest-chunk-conflict, something lies in the stomach, mostly related to job, family, money, relationships, legal issues
• Stomach mucosa = Territory-anger or territory-fear-conflict, i.e. disputes and anger with neighbors, boss, partner or mate, etc.
• Uterus - mouth and neck = Loss-of-territory or fear-conflict

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