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Loss conflict - solution with 9-month testicular swelling

Report and analysis according to the system of the 5 Biological Laws of Nature (5BL, New Medicine, GNM, German New Medicine).
2025/10/21
Diagnoses Loss conflict, pcl phase with testicular swelling
Report by:
Antje Scherret
The report is about About a client / patient of me / family member
Gender Male
Age 11 years (at the time of the symptoms / disease)
Handedness Left
Additional methods
Written in German
Categories Prediction of symptoms in the future
Conscious conflict resolution in a conflict active phase
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 four-year-old boy suffers a conflict of loss when both parents separate under dramatic circumstances and he has to stay with his mother. The progressive necrosis of the testicular tissue also manifests itself in the now present pendulous testicles. At the age of 11, this conflict can be resolved emotionally by the mother asking the boy for forgiveness in a very emotional session. Just a few days later, the first symptoms (swelling of the testicles) appear and a pcl phase lasting exactly 9 months with all the prominent symptoms follows. 14 days before the end of the pcl phase, the beard begins to sprout and the voice breaks.

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