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At the age of 21, the patient had her first severe intestinal inflammation, requiring a long hospital stay and massive intake of cortisone. Since then, she has had diarrhea of ​​varying intensity, stomach pain (inflammation) and a bloated, board-hard stomach after eating. All conventional and alternative medical approaches have failed to bring about lasting improvement.

She only recently came into contact with New Medicine. Together we looked for an "indigestible problem with the aspect of starvation" (small intestine) that was first resolved when she was 21 years old, but which had to be in hanging healing via splints.

It turned out that the topic of food and obesity was omnipresent in her family. As she herself was somewhat overweight as a child, her parents increasingly kept her from eating and there was constant talk about her being too fat, etc. It got to the point where she would sneak into the kitchen to get something from the fridge, always afraid of being "caught". Eating was therefore always associated with shame and guilt and she was unable to resolve this indigestible anger from her childhood.

At the age of 21, she moved out of home and thus began to heal for the first time from the severe intestinal inflammation mentioned above. By now, however, food itself had become a problem. She said that she still feels guilty when she eats, which meant that she could hardly get off the rails and that the healing phase symptoms were constantly present, more or less intensely. After she had recognised these connections, she set about completely changing her attitude to food, which she managed to do quite quickly. She also "sorted out" the matter with her parents, and the symptoms have largely disappeared. From time to time she gets back on track, which manifests itself in mild intestinal problems, but this only happens rarely and with little intensity.