Ductal carcinoma diagnosis in the right breast
Report and analysis according to the system of the 5 Biological Laws of Nature (5BL, New Medicine, GNM, German New Medicine).
| Diagnoses | A ductal carcinoma | Report by: Sophia Blasco Castell |
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| The report is about | About a client / friend / family member | |||||
| Gender | Female | |||||
| Age | 45 years (at the time of the symptoms / disease) | |||||
| Handedness | Right | |||||
| Additional methods | phytotherapy, ozone therapy and keto diet | |||||
| Written in | English | |||||
| Involved Special Programs |
Breast -> SBS of the Lactiferous Ducts |
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| Categories | Observation of a single SBS run, e.g. one PCL phase (optionally with prediction of PCL duration) Moderate to severe (cancer, paralysis, seizures, heart attack, ...) |
Description
A case of ductal carcinoma in the right breast, originating from a biological separation conflict with a partner in a right-handed woman.
We began working together when the PCL phase (repair phase) was already underway; a nodule was present, along with signs of local inflammation (heat and itching in the area). The ductal carcinoma had been diagnosed before she started working with me.
The cause was a biological separation conflict involving her partner and some friends, which triggered the SBS (Special Biological Program) of the ectoderm-derived milk ducts; this conflict was resolved just a few days before she discovered the lump.
Understanding that the body was acting to meet the needs generated by the biological separation conflict was crucial for experiencing the recovery process with serenity and calm. The body is our unconditional ally.
The reduction in the cyst's size and the emergence of signs typical of the healing phase (increased need for sleep and fatigue) helped foster confidence and hope.
She has now regained her health. Her breast has returned to its natural state, leaving only a small, cold, and asymptomatic nodule.
Thank you, Dr. Hamer!
Note: Have you also had exciting experiences with the 5BL? If so, it would be great if you could send us an anonymized report so that we can publish it in the archive and everyone can benefit from your experiences. Thank you very much!

