🧪 Type I and II Diabetes: Combined conflicts and sugar imbalance🧬

Story of how diabetes can start, real example.👧 A right-handed girl experiences a very strong event in her childhood:

🔹 At age 16 she finds out that her father cheated on her mother with the neighbor, who was also a close friend of the family.
🔹 3 years later, her father organizes a family trip… and invites the neighbor and her new partner!
🔸 The situation is completely unexpected, dramatic and experienced with deep disgust by the girl.
🔸 What impacts her most is not only the betrayal, but that her mother forgives him quickly, something that leaves her even more confused.

😨 The young girl is trapped in a mix of disgust, fear, repulsion, and bewilderment.
👩‍👧‍👦 For her, the infidelity was more devastating than for her mother.

💥 The biological triggering impact of diabetes
🧠 This experience activates a biological conflict of disgust, which remains latent.
✈️ But after returning from the trip, and having spent entire days with the neighbor, the conflict is resolved… and the body enters the repair phase.

📈 Then hyperglycemia appears, and the diagnosis is immediate: Type I Diabetes.
💉 Traditional medicine responds with synthetic insulin, unaware that the body is in recovery mode.

⚠️ The real problem
🔁 The insulin administered artificially interrupts the natural process:

The pancreas does not need to produce
It suffers atrophy from disuse
And with relapses due to the liquid conflict caused by the insulin injection, the condition becomes chronic and irreversible, which ends up affecting the kidney.
🧩 What we know in NMG:

The first conflict (infidelity) was programming
The second (the trip with the lover) was the triggering conflict, which activated a biological repair program in the pancreas
✅ Conclusion:
It was not a chronic disease…
It was the body trying to repair an intense biological conflict that had finally been resolved.

⚠️ Two types of conflicts can trigger diabetes
Disgust and repulsion in the territory (with sexual connotation)
Resistance and opposition in the territory
Depending on sex, hormonal state, and biological handedness, these conflicts affect different areas of the brain and the pancreas.

Below we will give examples to better understand the situations that can trigger diabetes, but let’s continue with a bit more theory.

🔬 What is a biological conflict?
A biological conflict (also called biological shock) is a situation experienced with great emotional impact or great drama, unexpectedly, in solitude, without an immediate solution. This type of event activates an emergency biological program in the body to help adapt or survive that situation—what we commonly call disease.

⚙️ Why does glucose rise in the active phase of the biological conflict and diabetes is diagnosed?
💪 The body enters sustained muscular tension due to a conflict of opposition or resistance.

🔋 To face this “combat or resistance or repulsion”, the body prioritizes giving energy to the muscle (“to resist”) and for this there are two possible strategies:

Do not take energy away from the muscle
Glucagon production from alpha cells decreases in the active phase. So, by not removing sugar from the muscles (a function enabled by circulating glucagon), due to the drop in glucagon, sugar will remain in muscle, and blood glucose will be low. Hence, hypoglycemia is diagnosed, which doesn’t mean there is no available glucose but that it is not in the blood but in reserve (muscle, to keep resisting), yet still generates a constant hunger sensation to ingest more glucose (“binges”)
Keep glucose available in the blood (hyperglycemia) so the muscle can use it if necessary, achieved by the drop in insulin production from beta cells in the active phase. Since insulin’s function is to transport energy (glucose) to the tissues.
In the case of the sugar center constellation, it is having active foci constantly alternating the Hamer foci for the alpha and beta cell relay in the diencephalon (at least two active conflicts), which allows a large extra energy reserve, with glucose stored in the tissue, plus glucose available in blood.
🧠 This is the biological function: to provide quick energy to respond to the threat. That is, to have ample glucose reserves available.

⚠️ Epileptoid crisis and rebound effect during the repair phase
During this natural body crisis:

🔺 There may be a temporary spike of hyperglycemia (if in the active phase the insulin relay was affected, impacting the beta cells of the pancreatic islets)
🔻 Followed by compensatory hypoglycemia
Then blood glucose levels gradually normalize if there are no relapses in the conflict.
❗ This can cause dangerous symptoms if not attended to.

🔺 There may be a temporary spike of hypoglycemia (if in the active phase the glucagon relay was affected, impacting the alpha cells of the pancreatic islets)
🔻 Followed by compensatory hyperglycemia
Then blood glucose levels gradually normalize if there are no relapses in the conflict.
📌 Type II Diabetes (for right- and left-handed people in hormonal balance and for left-handed men and right-handed women in hormonal imbalance):

Resistance or disgust conflict in the territory
↪ Affects the beta cells of the pancreatic islets
↪ Causes insulin deficiency (in active phase)
↪ Location: right hemisphere (frontal FH, diencephalon)
👉 Result: hyperglycemia (increased blood sugar)
📌 Type I Diabetes (for left-handed men and right-handed women in hormonal balance and for right-handed men and left-handed women in hormonal imbalance):

Disgust conflict with fear or resistance in the territory
↪ Affects the alpha cells of the pancreas (glucagon)
👉 Result: hypoglycemia (low blood sugar in the active phase)
🔍 Now, let’s go deeper
Although diabetes is a complex topic, we explain it clearly and accessibly so you can understand it without prior knowledge.

🧩 Before starting with the examples, two important keys:

1️⃣ There are two types of biological conflicts that can activate a false diabetes diagnosis (according to NMG):

🤢 Disgust and repulsion conflict experienced within the territory, with sexual connotation.
🛑 Conflict of resistance or opposition to someone or something within the territory.
📌 In the following paragraphs we will delve into how biological handedness, sex, and hormonal state influence which type of conflict activates which part of the pancreas.

📚 A bit of theory: understanding Type I diabetes
🔍 Type I diabetes, from the NMG perspective, is always a repair phase, not a chronic disease as traditional medicine suggests.

⚙️ Why doesn’t it need insulin?
💉 Unlike type II diabetes, which arises during an active phase, type I presents:

When the conflict is resolved
And the body enters vagotonia (repair phase)
📈 In this stage, glucose levels rise as part of the healing process.

🧪 Repair symptoms (PCL phase)
📌 Clear signs that the body is repairing:

😴 A lot of sleep
🥤 Intense thirst
🍽️ Constant hunger
🔋 Deep fatigue
🔽 Low blood pressure
💢 Mild inflammation
⚖️ Gradual weight recovery
🧘‍♀️ Sense of psychic relief

👉 For any NMG student, this indicates a recovery phase, but for conventional medicine, these are “symptoms of disease.”

🧬 Biological handedness and its impact
👩‍🦰 Right-handed woman or 👨‍🦱 left-handed man (normal hormonal state)
➡️ Affects alpha cells (glucagon)
➡️ Conflict: disgust or repulsion
🧠 Impacts the left hemisphere

👩‍🦱 Left-handed woman or 👨‍🦰 right-handed man (normal hormonal state)
➡️ Affects beta cells (insulin)
➡️ Conflict: resistance or opposition
🧠 Impacts the right hemisphere

💡 If the conflict remains in active phase or stays in balance (hanging balance), insulin may be needed only briefly to prevent hypoglycemia or coma.

⚠️ Danger of the traditional approach
🚫 Classical medicine ignores these distinctions and applies insulin even when it is not necessary.

💉 This leads to:

Atrophy of the pancreas
Lifetime dependency
And loss of natural functionality
🧩 Complex case: left-handed woman with double conflict
👩‍🦱 A left-handed woman experiences a disgust conflict and generates hyperglycemia.
⏳ Then, she enters hormonal imbalance, without having resolved the initial conflict.

🔁 Result: now has two active conflicts

Fear with disgust
Fear with resistance
🧠 Iatrogenic conflict from diagnosis
⚕️ After receiving the diagnosis of type I diabetes:

🧠 Experiences a self-devaluation conflict: “I can’t escape this disease”
🦵 This affects muscles, tendons, and bones of the legs → relapses → chronic pain
📉 Each relapse causes more destruction and demineralization in the limbs, with lesions in the cerebral medulla relays for both legs.

🧱 Complications from unresolved conflicts
🔴 If in addition to the diagnosis, the person suffers a collapse-of-existence conflict, the Kidney Collecting Tubules (KCT) are activated. This causes:

💢 Intense muscle pain
💧 Fluid retention
📈 Generalized inflammation

🩸 The kidney and the liquid conflict
💉 When insulin is constantly administered without resolving the conflict, the renal parenchyma atrophies due to relapses.

📈 Increases in:

Blood pressure
Urea in the blood
Creatinine
Weight loss
This worsens the Kidney Collecting Tubules and leads to what medicine calls diabetic nephropathy. ❗ According to them, caused by diabetes.

🔁 In reality, it is a consequence of unresolved conflicts and medical iatrogeny.

🛑 Dialysis: solution or trap?
🧪 Dialysis, like insulin, is a one-way road.
🧊 Constant insulin injections cause progressive atrophy of the renal parenchyma, slowly destroying the kidney.

❌ Dismantling classic myths
💬 According to traditional medicine:

Type I = only in children ❌
Type II = only in adults ❌
Type II causes obesity ❌
Type I = low weight ❌
🔍 In NMG we know: 👉 Anyone can activate a biological conflict at any age.

🍔 Obesity: consequence or protection?
👩‍🦱 When facing an unexpected conflict within their territory of disgust or repulsion, they activate a biological protection program:

📈 The body accumulates fat and gains size to appear stronger and deter a new attack.

💡 Obesity is not a consequence of diabetes, but of the previous conflict that originated it.

🍽️ Classical medicine attributes it to “poor diet,” ignoring biological logic.

🦵 Swollen ankles and heavy legs
🩸 What medicine calls “classic diabetes symptoms” are actually signs of:

⚠️ Fluid retention caused by the collapse-of-existence conflict (active KCTs)

🔁 Fear of losing a body part (e.g., amputation) due to medical sentencing reinforces this conflict.

🌀 Result: edema, swollen legs, pain… and more relapses.

🦶 “Diabetic Foot” and Amputations
🧪 According to traditional medicine:

Diabetes causes loss of sensitivity (diabetic neuropathy)
High sugar damages circulation (peripheral artery disease)
Lack of sensitivity leads to injuries, infections, gangrene, and amputations
❗ But from the NMG perspective, the truth is different:

💥 Diabetic foot appears from a devaluation conflict due to sustained lack of stability in active phase:

🦴 Causes necrosis, demineralization, and malnutrition of muscles, bones, and tendons
🔥 During the repair phase there is swelling, inflammation, and much pain
🔁 As the conflict is not fully resolved, the person suffers constant relapses that worsen the symptoms.

🖐️ And the loss of sensitivity?
👈 It’s due to a biological separation conflict from contact (affecting sensory nerves of the epidermis).

📌 Examples:

Fear of having a toe amputated generates a separation conflict
Symbolic separation from contact with the doctor or checkups can also activate it
💉 Skin thickening from punctures
🧪 Insulin treatment causes “hardening” of the skin:

On the fingers from the glucometer
On the abdomen from daily injections
🛡️ The body, in active phase, creates a protective shield in the connective tissue (corium) to defend against repeated needle trauma. 👉 That’s why it is recommended to rotate injection sites. The body no longer allows being hurt in the same spot thanks to the created shield.

🔍 Once again, the body has biological sense, even if classical medicine doesn’t understand it.

🧠 The Sugar Center Constellation
🔄 When there are two active conflicts in the brain sugar centers:

🧠 Left hemisphere → glucagon → hypoglycemia
🧠 Right hemisphere → insulin → hyperglycemia
⚖️ Depending on which one predominates, it manifests as:

Mania (when the left hemisphere dominates)
Depression (when the right hemisphere dominates)
👩 Right-handed woman / 👨 Left-handed man → mania from left conflict, depression from right conflict
👩 Left-handed woman / 👨 Right-handed man → the opposite

📌 The schizophrenic constellation arises when:

The first DHS closes one hemisphere
The second conflict impacts the other hemisphere
🔁 Behavior can alternate between mania and depression due to tracks or sensory memories or conflict relapses when traumatic events repeat.

✅ The solution: Resolve at least one of the two conflicts (consciously or through life changes: moving, changing jobs, relationships, etc.)

🎯 Goal: identify the conflicts and resolve them.

🤕 Headaches and recurring migraines
💢 They are caused by brain edemas during the repair phase 🔁 Each relapse worsens the inflammation 🧩 Related to conflicts of disgust, resistance, and the inability to digest, eliminate, or escape what was experienced. Since the conflict impacts the psyche, the brain, and the organ at the same time. When an organ is affected, the brain area that controls that organ is also affected.

👁️ Diabetic Retinopathy and Glaucoma
🔎 Conflict: fear in the nape (worry about what will happen or about an aggressor)

We know with certainty in NMG that the conflict affecting the retina is fear in the nape. A constant worry about being scolded or sentenced again.

During the active phase, there is an ulcer, and during the solution phase, repair of the ulcer or cataract appears. The double fear in the nape or schizophrenic constellation is called “paranoia.” Here we must also mention glaucoma or ocular pressure.

The diagnosis of glaucoma indicates a repair phase, although it may be in balance (pending healing), with tracks. Bilateral open-angle glaucoma would be in a schizophrenic constellation.
The difference with closed-angle glaucoma is that the DHS occurred in a place that was too dark or too bright.

If glaucoma is avascular, it indicates a pcl-a phase of a fear-in-the-nape DHS involving individuals, with intraocular pressure. In active phase: green cataract.

The diagnosis of glaucoma indicates a repair phase, although it can frequently be in balance or relapses of the constellation or pending healing, with tracks and Kidney Collecting Tubules (KCT) syndrome. After a detailed anamnesis, we can establish an individualized therapeutic protocol. With active KCTs, high proteinuria levels in the urine indicate the active conflict of collapse of existence, which would put vision at risk by increasing the chances of blindness due to retinal detachment.

The active biological conflict of “fear in the nape” is fear of what may happen in the future; in the retina it comes from fear in the nape, involving future events, and in the vitreous body from fear in the nape when it concerns people (Living being, person, or animal, perceived as a threat, could be a rude or evil person).

Vitreous body detachment occurs when the eye’s gel-like substance pulls away from the retina, the back of the eye, resulting in the sudden appearance of floaters in the vitreous humor over the retina. It is due to the narrowing of the vitreous body, between the lens and the retina. Vitreous body detachment can lead to retinal detachment. In the repair phase, a glaucoma diagnosis appears.

In these cases, it is always best to identify the DHS and its tracks and then resolve them, as otherwise, vision may be completely lost. This lesion is very progressive without complete resolution of the DHS. It is the pending repair phase with tracks and relapses that we must avoid at all costs if we want to maintain our vision. If KCTs are active, vitreous body detachment increases in likelihood due to the large edema and fluid retention that worsen all situations.

📌 In all cases, the key is to identify and resolve the biological conflict and its tracks.

📝 With this article, it becomes clear how a single conflict or a series of conflicts can trigger not only a false diabetes but multiple symptoms and misdiagnoses.

👨‍⚕️ Article written by: Sonia Suc and Gastón Vargas