The Truth About the Origin of Obesity According to NMG

To discuss the origin of obesity in New Medicine (NMG), we must first fully grasp Dr. Hamer’s New Paradigm of Health. Only then can we begin to understand the Biological Shock(s) (DHS) that trigger obesity.

❓ Why does one person gain weight, another loses it, another never manages to gain weight, and another loses weight but retains belly fat?

💡 The answer can only be found through a detailed anamnesis of the individual, identifying all their DHS and associated tracks to understand the root cause.

For those already familiar with Dr. Hamer’s discoveries, this will be easy to grasp. However, for those unfamiliar with this paradigm, it may be challenging. I will try to explain it as simply as possible.

🔬 The Biological Shocks (DHS) Behind Obesity

In NMG, no two people experience the exact same DHS, but we can observe patterns that help us understand common origins of obesity. The most frequent DHS linked to obesity are:

1️⃣ DHS of Proximity 🤨 (unwanted closeness)
2️⃣ DHS of Scarcity 🏚️ (fear of lacking vital resources)
3️⃣ DHS of Feeling Small or Weak 🧍‍♂️ (sense of vulnerability)

🚨 We will temporarily set aside the DHS related to “TCR” as it may or may not be present.

1️⃣ DHS of Proximity: “Gaining Weight to Repel Predators”

💭 This type of DHS is linked to:
🔹 Sexual abuse, assault, unwanted intimate contact, or childhood trauma.
🔹 The biological meaning of obesity here is: “Gaining weight to deter predators”.

🦔 In nature, many animals swell up or enlarge their appearance to discourage predators. Similarly, a person who has suffered unwanted proximity may biologically “grow” to protect themselves.

🔄 This DHS can stem from past traumatic tracks (Rails) and can be associated with both psychological and physical trauma.

🧠 Additionally, because this DHS is deeply painful, the brain may activate protective mechanisms to repress painful childhood memories, keeping obesity as a defense tool against predators. The biological resolution of the conflict is:

➡️ “Now I am bigger than before; the predator will stay away.”

📌 To better understand the person’s history, we can analyze their personality traits:
✔️ Are they extremely introverted or extroverted?
✔️ How do they value themselves?
✔️ How do they perceive their own body?

2️⃣ DHS of Scarcity: “Fear of Lacking Resources”

💰 This DHS is linked to a deep fear of running out of essential resources, such as:
✔️ Money
✔️ Property (real estate or belongings)
✔️ Food

🔄 Behavioral patterns: People affected by this DHS tend to “collect and accumulate”—not only external objects but also weight and fat in their body.

🧬 The biological survival program: “I must store resources because I fear I won’t have enough.”

3️⃣ DHS of Feeling Small or Weak: “Gaining Weight to Feel Strong”

🛑 This DHS involves not feeling “good enough,” strong enough, or important enough.

🗣️ Symbolically and biologically, weight gain here serves to:
✔️ Call attention to oneself 📢
✔️ Deter verbal aggression or devaluation 🛡️

❗ Example: A person constantly belittled with phrases like “You are worthless!” or “Look how small and insignificant you are!” may develop a survival program that triggers weight gain to appear bigger and stronger.

📌 Fat accumulation in this case can serve dual functions:
✔️ Repelling predators (as in the first DHS)
✔️ Creating reserves due to fear of scarcity (as in the second DHS)

🧠 The Role of Adipose Tissue (Fat Tissue)

🔬 Adipose tissue is a mesenchymal connective tissue composed of fat-storing cells (adipocytes).

👉 It is often linked to a DHS of “body image” or “seeing oneself as too thin”—which may or may not be directly related to weight gain.

📌 Possible DHS linked to adipose tissue:
✔️ Self-devaluation (“I am too weak to get out of this situation.”)
✔️ Fear of lacking something vital (potentially triggering a liver program related to the 5 biological factors of scarcity).

🔄 Proximity-related DHS often involve additional conflicts affecting:
✔️ The brain’s sugar metabolism relay (glucagon & insulin relays)

📌 Additional Considerations: Obesity & Hypertension

⚠️ Most overweight individuals are also diagnosed with “hypertension.”

📌 In biological terms, hypertension corresponds to an active “fluid DHS”—involving the kidneys, specifically the renal parenchyma.

🔎 Conclusion: Obesity is a Biological Program, Not a Random Disorder

🎯 The key to understanding obesity is identifying the original DHS and the associated tracks.

🧠 Once the biological purpose of weight gain is understood, it is possible to work towards a resolution.

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