GERMAN NEW MEDICINE®


ADDITIONAL CORTICAL CONFLICTS
 
ADDITIONAL CORTICAL CONFLICTS

When a Temporal Lobes Constellation (Postmortal Constellation, Casanova Constellation, Nympho Constellation, Aggressive Constellation, Flying Constellation, Mytho Constellation, Autistic Constellation, Marking Constellation) has already been established, further conflicts, including conflicts related to the pre-motor sensory cortext (thyroid ducts and pharyngeal ducts relays) and glucose center, follow the Scale Rule. Whether additional conflicts register on the right or left brain hemisphere is determined by a person’s biological handedness and which one of the two conflicts is stronger at the time when the new conflicts occur.


TEMPORAL LOBES - Right-Handers 

When a right-handed person (male or female) is in constellation, for example in an Aggressive Constellation, and the depression-related conflict (right temporal lobe) is accentuated, the third conflict registers also in the right cortical hemisphere. As a result, the depressive mood deepens. The same principle applies to further conflicts.

Taking into account the hormone status (lower than normal testosterone level) at the time when the new conflict occurred, the third conflict is experienced in a female fashion. A scare-fright conflict, for instance, creates in addition to the Aggressive Constellation a Mytho Constellation.

When a right-hander (male or female) is in an Aggressive Constellation and the mania-related conflict (left temporal lobe) is accentuated, the third conflict goes also to the left cortical hemisphere. As a result, the manic mood increases. The same principle applies to further conflicts.

Taking into account the hormone status (lower than normal estrogen level) at the time when the new conflict occurred, the third conflict is experienced in a male fashion. A territorial fear conflict, for instance, adds to the Aggressive Constellation an Autistic Constellation.
 
TEMPORAL LOBES - Left-Handers 

When a left-hander (male or female) is in constellation, for example in a Flying Constellation, and the depression-related conflict (right temporal lobe) is stronger, the third conflict goes to the left temporal lobe because the conflict is transferred to the opposite brain hemisphere. As a result, the depression decreases and the manic mood is enhanced. The same principle applies to further conflicts.

Taking into account the hormone status (lower than normal testosterone level) at the time when the new conflict occurred, the third conflict is experienced in a female fashion. An identity conflict, for instance, creates in addition to the Flying Constellation a Mytho Constellation.

When a left-hander (male or female) is in a Flying Constellation and the mania-related conflict (left temporal lobe) is stronger, the third conflict goes to the right temporal lobe because the conflict is transferred to the opposite brain hemisphere. As a result, the person is less manic and rather depressed. The same principle applies to further conflicts.

Taking into account the hormone status (lower than normal estrogen level) at the time when the new conflict occurred, the third conflict is experienced in a male fashion. A territorial anger conflict, for instance, adds to the Flying Constellation an Autistic Constellation.

Further conflicts corresponding to the temporal lobes increase or decrease
a current manic or depressed mood.
 
PRE-MOTOR SENSORY CORTEX (Thyroid Ducts/Pharyngeal Ducts Relays)

When a right-handed person (male or female) is in a Temporal Lobes Constellation, for example in a Postmortal Constellation, and the depression-related conflict (right temporal lobe) is accentuated, the third conflict impacts in the right thyroid ducts/pharyngeal ducts relay.

Taking into account the hormone status (lower than normal testosterone level) at the time when the new conflict occurred, the third conflict is experienced in a female fashion, namely as a powerless conflict. If he/she suffers on top a frontal-fear conflict (fourth conflict) during a manic period, this creates in addition to the Postmortal Constellation a Frontal Constellation.




When a left-handed person (male or female) is, for example, in an Aggressive Constellation and the mania-related conflict (right temporal lobe) is stronger, the third conflict impacts in the right thyroid ducts/pharyngeal ducts relay because the conflict is transferred to the opposite brain hemisphere.

Taking into account the hormone status (lower than normal estrogen level) at the time when the new conflict occurred, the third conflict is experienced as a male frontal-fear conflict. If he/she suffers on top a female powerless conflict (fourth conflict) during a depressed mood, this creates in addition to the Aggressive Constellation a Frontal Constellation.  

Further conflicts corresponding to the frontal lobe do not change
a current manic or depressed mood.
 
GLUCOSE CENTER


When a right-handed person (male or female) is in a Temporal Lobes Constellation, for instance in an Aggressive Constellation, and the mania-related conflict (left temporal lobe) is accentuated, the third conflict impacts in the left diencephalon.

Taking into account the hormone status (lower than normal estrogen level) at the time when the new conflict occurred, the third conflict is experienced in a male fashion. A resistance conflict creates in addition to the Aggressive Constellation a Bulimia Constellation; mood-wise the person is manic (see primary mania).







Variation: When a right-handed female is in a Bulimia Constellation and the fear-disgust conflict (left diencephalon) is stronger, the third conflict impacts in the left cortical hemisphere. Taking into account the hormone status (lower than normal estrogen level) at the time when the new conflict occurred, the third conflict is experienced in a male fashion. With a territorial anger conflict, she is now also in an Aggressive Constellation.

When a left-handed person (male or female) is in an Aggressive Constellation and the depression-related conflict (right temporal lobe) is accentuated, the third conflict impacts in the left diencephalon because the conflict is transferred to the opposite brain hemisphere.

Taking into account the hormone status (lower than normal testosterone level) at the time when the new conflict occurred, the third conflict is experienced in a female fashion. A fear-disgust conflict adds to the Aggressive Constellation a Bulimia Constellation; mood-wise the person is depressed (see primary depression).

Further conflicts corresponding to the glucose center do not change
a current manic or depressed mood.