Dizziness - Falling Conflict - Real or Imaginary

I was about 16-17 years old, my brother 8 years younger, we were both in the countryside, on holiday, at our parents' house, alone - our parents only came on weekends because they were working, we were supervised by the grandparents who lived next door. One morning I couldn't get out of bed - I was dizzy, I saw black all around and I fell back down. I stayed like that for about an hour under the terrified eyes of my brother who didn't understand what was wrong with me. I could talk, but I couldn't get out of bed. I was trying to encourage him. At one point I managed to eat a piece of bread, black, I still remember, that he brought me. By evening I managed to have another cup of tea and that was it. I've had episodes like this before, but never this bad. The dizziness was there for about 60-90 minutes, maybe more until I managed to get out of bed.

I always explained these episodes on calcium deficiency - that's all I knew then and that's what my mother told me.

The real explanation - a few days previously I had done some "acrobatics" on roller skates in the yard, fell, sprained my hand and the fall itself caused the dizziness. The dizziness lessened in intensity and went away on its own when I got over the falling episode. The dizziness occurs with fear of falling - real (in this case) or imagined (fear of failing an exam for example) in the healing phase.

Thank you, Dr Hamer!

Left Ear Otitis - Conflict Unwanted Noises

Symptoms: pain, itching, brown discharge in our dog's left ear. He scratched in his ear with his claws until he bled. Happening around October-November 2014. That's how we got in touch with New German Medicine (NMG).

After a round of antibiotics and drops, after an anesthesia following which he was cleaned in the ear, I decided to look for other natural solutions for dog otitis. It had been bothering him for almost 2 months already. The drops were an ordeal because he had to be chased around the house and held by force.

That's how I found out about Dr. Hamer and the NMG.

Specifically: conflict: otitis in the left ear occurs when we are very disturbed by a sound, noise, someone's criticism, someone's words, anything that falls into the category of auditory stimulus.

The pain occurs in the active phase of the conflict when a cellular growth occurs in the ear.

In the healing phase - the cell growth is dissolved by bacteria and brown discharge occurs.

Why did the dog suffer from otitis in the left ear? Because until September 2013 the whole house was his and peace and quiet reigned in it. From September 2013 our son came and the house was filled with noise, chaos, and ...did I mention noise? :)  the dog endured as much as he could until his ear "rebelled".

What did we actually do to him? Nothing - I just gave him extra attention, patted his ailing ear and it went away. It came back the next year (probably the period of the year was the trigger) and the same thing passed without absolutely no medication.  Then gone for good.

Thank you, Dr. Hamer!