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HOW A LONG-TERM FOOD ALLERGY WAS CURED
How to proceed if no conflict is found

👨‍🦱 A 33-year-old man came to me for advice. He complained of allergies: for many years, he could not eat any carbohydrate foods, not even the simplest ones — potatoes, pasta, rice. If he tried even a little, a rash would appear on his hands and blisters on his head. Over time, the situation worsened: eating normally became impossible, and shared dinners, trips to cafes, and guests became a real challenge.

🟡🟠🔴 In German New Medicine, we know that behind every symptom there is always a shock that has been experienced — a biological conflict. An “allergen” is a product that was present during this conflict. The body remembers this product as a danger and triggers an alarm every time it comes into contact with it. In classical GNM therapy, it is necessary to recall the initial conflict, resolve it, and detach the “allergens” from it.

🤷‍♂️ But while working with this man, we were unable to identify the initial DHS, so we had to work differently — looking forward rather than backward.

🧔🏼‍♂️ Classical psychology also looks for answers in the past. Sigmund Freud said that our unconscious mind stores traces of childhood traumas and repressed experiences, which, like shadows, control our present. Carl Jung added to this the depth of archetypes, the collective unconscious, and symbols that are passed down through generations. Their approaches are like looking in a mirror of the past: to heal, you need to return to the source of the pain, see it, and understand it.

This is important, and sometimes it is truly impossible to do without it. But what if the conflict is so old or repressed that it is impossible to remember? What if the memory is silent, but the body continues to speak through symptoms?

👍 Here, I agree with Alfred Adler's position. Unlike his great contemporaries, he looked not only backward, but above all forward. He spoke of striving toward a goal, of the fact that people are driven not only by past traumas, but also by their future, their dreams, and their meanings. This is not running away from the problem, but another dimension of its solution.

🚀 We began working with the patient by suggesting that carbohydrates—potatoes and pasta—are not dangerous at all. But while this can be explained to the mind, how do we reach the psyche? This requires a special approach of suggestion that affects not only the conscious mind, but also the emotions and the body.

We change the perception of the situation, rewrite the body's reaction, and create a new vector of movement — not digging endlessly into old scars, but opening the door to the future.

🌿 In this man's case, we rebuilt his body's reaction step by step. Gradually, he was able to return normal carbohydrate foods to his diet. Now he eats potatoes and rice without fear and without consequences — and for the first time in many years, he feels free.

This case is a reminder to me that even if the past is hidden, a solution is still possible. Sometimes the path to healing lies not in searching for old wounds, but in taking a bold step forward.

🚉 Based on this view, I have created a unique method for working with allergies — Detreking. Its essence is that even if the conflict is forgotten, we can work directly with the track — with what triggers the symptom here and now. It affects a person on three levels at once — the brain, the psyche, and the body. If you or your friends have people with allergic reactions, give them a link to this post and let them try this method to solve their problem. I invite everyone who wants to try this method for themselves.

✅ Sometimes we don't need to pick through the past piece by piece to start living freely. The body is waiting not so much for an analysis of old wounds as for a confident step into the future. We can give people back a sense of choice, lightness, and freedom. After all, health is not only the absence of symptoms, but also the courage to taste life to the fullest again.