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The client (28, nurse, RH) was diagnosed with similar "adhesions" and "spreads" and was diagnosed with "endometriosis" as well as complaints such as severe period pain and heavy intermenstrual bleeding. From her experience as a nurse, she sees every day how "patients" are patiently but surely "treated to ruin". The woman is in the prime of life and is completely absorbed in her job. The doctors recommended an operation and removal of the whole thing, including the creation of an artificial anus, which was of course a really big shock for her.

A surgeon friend of hers who was already retired and who is also interested in and familiar with New Medicine strongly advised her against having this operation. His words were "you can't burden such a pretty, young woman in the prime of life with such an operation". (Knowing full well that this won't be the end of it)

Years ago she had bought the organ atlas and had the NM in the back of her mind, so we got together and started "looking for conflict". The report here refers to the uterine gland tissue, as this is where the patient had her absolute “AHA experience”. Often, other, special programs in the intestines (deceit, injustice) and stomach (worries, anger) are wrongly diagnosed as “endometriosis” by the SM. The main thing is to intervene, collect several flat-rate fees and remove everything possible.

The uterus is a miracle of God (or for evolutionists: the miracle of nature), consisting of glandular tissue, squamous epithelium, smooth muscle and modified connective tissue. In the case of endometriosis, we concentrated our search on the glandular tissue (the real endometrium)

Here is a short excerpt from the organ atlas on the endometrium, which summarizes this unique glandular tissue and its most important functions:

Here we only mention the biologically most important functions. The fallopian tube glandular epithelium produces mucus, catches it and helps the egg cell to reach the uterus. The endometrial glandular epithelium produces hormones and prehormones for the ovaries and serves to receive and embed the fertilized egg.

Cervical and fallopian tube glandular epithelium (endometrium, uterine lining, glandular tissue) This glandular tissue is unique and renews and reproduces itself monthly during childbearing years through menstruation.

Possible causes of infertility: Apart from unnatural hormonal manipulations, poisoning and injuries, infertility can also be the accompanying symptom of some natural changes.

Fallopian tube obstruction due to thickening in the KA phase, or due to inflamed, temporarily swollen fallopian tube lining in the KN phase (pcl A+B) - also a possible mechanical cause.
recurrent or relapsing conflict activities that activate fallopian tube or endometrial changes. In addition to the white discharge and pain, while the glandular epithelium is inflamed, there can be a temporary underproduction of prehormones (hormone precursors/viscidosis), which has visible effects on both femininity and fertility.

Special ovarian program, as a result of a female self-assessment conflict, with ovarian tissue atrophy and hormone synthesis underfunction until the middle of the B-aftermath phase.

Here we could also list the "biological, natural contraceptions":

- in men and women: due to altered pH value of the sexual secretions, a conflict of frustration: "all well and good, but we just don't fit together", or "we just can't manage to fit together"

- in women: due to temporarily increased function (high prolactin level) or inflammation of the pituitary gland tissue (disturbance in the female hormone level regulation 2.1.24.

- typically female conflicts can also cause hormonal changes, hormonal tipping, which affect the (left, hormone level controlling) sex territory zone of the brain cortex, and can therefore activate temporary infertility (only in women). 5.2.A., 5.2.B. and in part 6.5.

The above-mentioned client/patient is very sexually active, loves her body and also the Sex. She actually used a "natural" method of contraception with the temperature method. She was also in a new relationship with a 35-year-old man. That was the end of our first session.

Our second meeting (and it is usually the second) brought her "enlightenment". In the first meeting she did not dare to tell me this straight away because she was really embarrassed, but actually it was already clear to her when she read page 2.1.19:

She had been in this new relationship for 9 months. However, her partner was not behaving as one would expect from a healthy 35-year-old man. In fact, he only came to her to sleep and eat, there was no more sex, which of course put a huge strain on her. In fact, the process in her abdomen/uterus only escalated in THIS relationship; with the men she had previously had everything went smoothly, without conflict.

She is an only child and was adopted. Given this background (baby hatch), she was not familiar with breastfeeding, the relationship with her mother, or growing up normally in a family of father, mother and child. Therefore, she made the firm decision not to bring any children "into this world" and instead has three cats. (A common behavioral pattern in childless women)

All of this fits perfectly with the chapter described in the Organ Atlas – again quote (excerpt):

"Conflict type":

Brocken conflict, connected with the sexual character of the woman, with female characteristics, fertility, activity and attractiveness:

"Emotional content"

A dirtiness conflict, dishonesty conflict, indignation conflict, where the sexual character, the sexual differences and/or the offspring come into relation. An indignant, unfair thing between a woman and a man, someone abuses the vulnerable position of the person of the opposite sex.... (Detailed descriptions go much further)

In the KA phase: flat-growing, absorbing or cauliflower-like growing, secretory glandular epithelium tumor. It is usually not noticeable and does not cause any disturbing symptoms. Disease names: thickening, enlargement of the glandular epithelium, benign/malignant hyperplasia, polyp, endometrial adenocarcinoma, glandular endometrial cancer.

In the KN phase (pcl): tuberculous tumor degradation, caseation, with two possibilities: 1. In sexually mature age, the thickening detaches during the next menstruation and is removed with major bleeding. 2. During and after menopause, the newly formed extra tissue is broken down and caseated by fungi at a normal rate. Disease names: endometritis, inflammation, purulent, smelly, curd-like, whitish, yellowish discharge, leucorrhoea, vaginal fungus, fungal infection, fungal disease, mycosis, viscidosis, tuberculosis of the glandular epithelium

In the EK: bleeding appears (without RKA - recurrent, "hanging" conflict activity - without pain) In RKA: chronic, wavy symptoms, permanently low female hormone levels. In RKA in the EK: pain cramps with increasingly frequent bleeding / intermenstrual bleeding.

Source: Organ Atlas 2.1.19. (excerpt, otherwise too long)

In RKA (recurrent conflict activity) the EKs become longer and more painful, often people first go to their trusted doctor or "old doctor of mistrust" while other SBSs have already started, then they are told horror diagnoses and scary stories, which can then possibly trigger further conflicts. Fortunately, this is not the case here, so it's a happy ending for end-ometriosis.

The patient decided against the operation, ended the relationship, and fell in love with a man with whom ovulation is also going well. She still uses un-"natural" contraception - but her endometriosis is a thing of the past and she was free of symptoms again after 6 months.