New German Medicine

How would you feel if I told you that most of what you have been taught about disease is not true? That disease is predictable? That your body follows clear biological laws when getting ill and then when coming back to balance. That microbes are not your enemies? That most products you buy from the pharmacy don’t really cure anything. Surprised? Excited? Distrustful? Well, watch my course to learn more about dr. Hamer’s New German Medicine. Not so new actually, but completely different and absolutely logical and clear.

Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer is a German doctor, graduate in medicine, physics and theology. After the accidental death of his teenage son, he realized that diseases are triggered by an emotional shock and that each type of shock affects a specific tissue in the body, each time the same. He named the shock DHS (Dirk Hamer Syndrome) to honor his son.

After his son’s death, his wife developed breast cancer and he himself developed testicular cancer. He started researching the patients with cancer in the clinic where he was working and was amazed to find other similarities in the cancer types that they had. Each time the shock was the same for a specific affected tissue and disease became predictable.

Not being at peace means illness. Psychic imbalances produce physical imbalances, therefore illness. Understand where an imbalance occurred in your body and why, and thus you will understand why you suffer from a certain disease. Learn to avoid imbalances and you will stay healthy.

Warning and Disclaimer:

This course presents the discoveries made by Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer.

This course is not written by a doctor and presents information, not indications for self-treatment or forgoing medical consultation.

Nothing in this course should be construed as an offer of medical care.

The information in this course should not be confused with medical advice, nor is it intended to replace the recommendations of a physician.

Dr. Hamer's findings are not a form of therapy, but rather describe a possible cause of disease.

The cases presented in this course represent personal situations and experiences that cannot be generalized.

We advise you to always consult a doctor when you have a question about your health.

Nothing can replace the advice or maneuvers of a doctor. The author of the course cannot be held responsible for any consequences arising from the use of this information.