⚠️ Digestive and Intestinal Problems Can Have Multiple Causes

These organic disturbances may originate from various factors, including:

Diseases affecting organs involved in digestion
Inadequate or unbalanced diet
States of malnutrition
Intoxications, whether due to chemicals or consumption of spoiled food

Understanding these potential causes is key to comprehensively addressing any symptom related to the digestive system.

📚 When discussing diseases of the digestive system, we specifically refer to any SBS (Special Biological Program) of the organs designed for digestion, from the pharynx, stomach, liver, pancreas, small intestine, to the large intestine.

📚 These are endodermal-origin organs, which, during the conflict-active phase, exhibit cellular growth (appearance of a flat or cauliflower-shaped tumor), and during the repair phase, undergo caseous decomposition (fermentation by bacteria) of the tissue proliferated during the conflict-active phase.

📚 The DHS (Dirk Hamer Syndrome) is linked to the inability to catch or eliminate the morsel/situation.

🍽️ Malnutrition: More Than Just Lack of Food

It’s essential to understand that a condition of malnutrition, whether due to food scarcity or incorrect eating habits, leads the body to constant fatigue, with consequences at both biological and psychological levels.

⚠️ Did you know that many symptoms of malnutrition resemble those of an active biological conflict?

This is no coincidence. When the body doesn’t receive the necessary nutrients, the brain interprets this situation as a real survival threat and activates ancient archaic mechanisms to “obtain the morsel.” In this case, we’re no longer talking about a symbolic conflict: the conflict is real and biological.

🧠 Examples of how the body responds to malnutrition:

Liver cancer: May develop if the body interprets a famine conflict due to lack of food. If the tumor grows without rapid resolution and is near a bile duct, it can obstruct the common bile duct (which carries bile to the intestine), leading to severe mechanical consequences.
Ulcer in the lesser curvature of the stomach: May appear due to resentment over not obtaining food in the “territory.”
Inflammation of the oral mucosa or problems in the salivary glands: May arise from the inability to “catch” or “salivate” the morsel, depending on how the conflict is experienced.

And as many organs are affected as the situation is dramatic.

🔄 What happens when the conflict persists?

Even if the person manages to control their thoughts and reduce conflicts of the neocortex, the programs of the archaic brain remain active. This can lead to, for example, overproduction of gastric acid and the activation of one or more SBS (Special Biological Programs), which could cause:

🧬 Arrested maturation processes
💇 Hair loss
💪 Loss of muscle mass
😰 Anxiety, attention disorders
😡 Aggressiveness
😞 Depression
⚡ Mania or impulsive behaviors

🧩 Conventional medicine attributes this solely to lack of food…

…but in reality, many of these symptoms appear due to the biological conflicts the body activates to survive. It’s not just a physical deficiency: it’s a profound emotional experience that impacts the body, especially when unresolved.

🧠 What is malnutrition officially?

According to official information, malnutrition occurs when the body doesn’t receive the necessary nutrients to function correctly, whether due to:

Insufficient intake of calories and proteins
Deficiency of vitamins and minerals
Intestinal absorption problems

🔍 General observable symptoms of malnutrition:

Visible Physical Symptoms
- 💪 Loss of muscle mass and body weight
- 😓 Constant weakness and fatigue
- 🧍‍♂️ Thin or “wasted” appearance
- 🌡️ Cold intolerance (due to loss of body fat)
- 📉 Growth retardation (in children)
Dermatological and Hair Symptoms
- 🧑‍🦲 Brittle, dry hair or excessive hair loss
- 🧴 Dry, scaly skin or easy bruising
- 💅 Fragile or deformed nails
Neurological and Cognitive Symptoms
- 😵 Difficulty concentrating
- 😞 Irritability, anxiety, or depression
- 🧠 Mental lethargy or slow emotional response
Digestive Symptoms
- 🤢 Nausea or vomiting
- 💩 Diarrhea or constipation
- 🤕 Abdominal pain
- ❌ Loss of appetite
Immunological Symptoms
- 🤧 Frequent infections
- 🩹 Slow wound healing
- 😷 Increased vulnerability to diseases
Hormonal and Reproductive Symptoms
- ❌ Amenorrhea (loss of menstruation in women)
- 🔻 Low libido
- 🧬 General hormonal imbalance

⚠️ In children or adolescents:

🧒 Growth retardation
📚 School or learning problems
😟 Behavioral changes

We also know that there are many SBS (Special Biological Programs) that, in the long term, can generate symptoms that official medicine often attributes to other causes.

For example, the conflict of collapse or uprooting activates the collecting tubules of the kidney, which, in the active phase, produces sudden weight loss, malnutrition, and excessive elimination of proteins like urea and creatinine. Therefore, when there’s fluid retention, blood tests often show elevated levels of urea and creatinine, not due to kidney failure, but as a biological adaptation response.

There can also be cerebral constellations, such as in cases of bulimia or anorexia, which alter perception and eating behavior, leading to severe malnutrition.

Additionally, biological programs can be active in the liver, intestine, stomach, or pancreas, which during the repair phase generate a temporary decrease in the absorption capacity of the involved organ, either due to inflammation or tissue restructuring.

Furthermore, biological programs involving the red bone marrow can be active, triggered by deep devaluation conflicts, directly impacting the production of blood cells and the general state of the organism.

Programs affecting muscle mass can also be activated, especially when the person experiences mild devaluation conflicts related to one or more movements, or when there’s a concrete inhibition of action.

These biological situations cause muscle mass loss, similar to what occurs in malnutrition or malnourishment processes, as the body adapts by prioritizing survival in the face of perceived motor incapacity or uselessness.

🔎 To deeply understand the behavior of organs and the different phases of disease, you can access the following links:

🥩 Importance of Red Meat During Biological Repair

We know that Dr. Hamer, in his research, concluded that red meat is vital for individuals during biological repair processes, especially in people with blood type 0 negative, who may be at greater risk of cachexia if not properly nourished.

💧 During the PCL phase (repair), the body eliminates edemas, and with them, glucose, minerals, and essential proteins are lost. Therefore, many people lose weight during an illness. In these cases, we can also talk about malnutrition secondary to intense repair, especially when there’s a large conflict mass.

🍗 Therefore, it’s essential to maintain a diet rich in animal proteins and natural glucose from fruits.

🏃‍♂️ If the body is well-nourished, with regular physical activity and general strength, it’s much easier to successfully go through repair processes.

⚠️ In people with poor nutrition, repair processes often fail to complete, which blocks biological maturation, as maturation only occurs when the SBS (biological program) is correctly completed.

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