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CECUM AND APPENDIX
The 9 cm (3 in) long appendix (cecal) is the blind-ended tube at the beginning of the large intestine (cecum). Its important function has not yet been discovered by CM and for this reason, up until recent years, many happily consented to having their appendix removed. (An ideal practice operation for young surgeons).
In the animal kingdom, herbivores have an extra-long appendix. This is where otherwise indigestible elements of their food (cellulose) are unlocked with the help of special bacteria.
Furthermore, this part of the intestine is a refuge/reserve storage for the intestinal bacteria in cases of diarrhea/poisoning. (Comparable to a sidearm of a river, which provides refuge for fish during floods and from where they can school out afterward).
SBS of the Appendix Mucosa
Acute inflammation of the cecum, appendix (appendicitis), ruptured appendix
| Conflict | Chunk conflict (see explanations p. 15, 16) of dipping into the reserves – one must suddenly do with less. The reserves/resources are in danger, the savings are gone. |
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| Explanation | In the modern world, money is our most important reserve, so this conflict is usually about money. If a child is affected, the conflict comes from the parents (substitution conflict) or the child has experienced it themselves (e.g. a friend abandons them, they lose a toy or pocket money). |
| Examples | ➜ A child’s spending money is cut off or something is taken away. “My reserves are gone.” A businessman trusts his cousin and integrates him into upper management. The cousin deceives him outrageously. Their dispute causes him great financial damage = Chunk conflict with regard to monetary reserves > growth of a tumor in the active–phase. When the patient cuts all contact with his cousin, an acute appendicitis is diagnosed = repair phase. (Archive B. Eybl) |
| Conflict-active | Conflict–active Increased function, cell division in the endodermal appendix or mucous membrane. |
| Bio. function | Increase in the mucosa reserves to make room for more bacteria (more reserves). |
| Repair phase | Appendicitis, mild fever, night sweats, possible blood in the stool. Tubercular, caseating, necrotizing degradation of the tumor via acid-resistant fungi and bacteria (mycobacteria) or encapsulation. |
| Repair crisis | Chills, severe pain, colic. |
| Note | Relapses can cause chronic appendicitis, possibly with mucus collection (mucocele). In the repair phase, the extension of the appendix can also burst = “ruptured appendix.“ Nature is prepared for this case: the omentum spreads out over the perforation, thereby preventing the contents of the colon from getting into abdominal cavity. The inflammation is then limited to the immediate vicinity. With that said, an OP is nevertheless the sensible option for minimizing the risk in the case of a rupture. |
| Questions | Sudden pain? Yes > sudden conflict resolution. Pain came on gradually? Yes > drawn-out conflict resolution. Pain for a long time (over a half a year)? Yes > persistent conflict. Which positive event brought about the repair phase? (Which stress was there in relation to money before the repair phase? Did I feel like I was in danger, because the circumstances got so bad? (Extraordinary bills to pay, lost job, home, benefits)? Did I doubt that I was going to be able to make ends meed financially? In the case of a child: Is it experiencing a substitution conflict (look for it with the parents) or is it experiencing its own bottleneck? (Toy, spending money, no room of their own anymore)? Which conditioning has led me to this conflict? (Childhood, parental stress during the pregnancy, family tragedy)? Which new attitude could help me avoid recurrences? |
| Therapy | The conflict is resolved. Support the healing and avoid recurrences. MMS (see p. 68).If needed, antibiotics. In case of rupture, consider surgery. See also: remedies for the colon p. 255. |
Testimonials
All experience reports on the organ system „Cecum and appendix“ from the International Report Archive:
| Autor | Titel und Zusammenfassung | Schlagworte | ||||
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 | 20.08.2023    Dies ist ein Fall, der sich in einer Familie mit drei Kindern ereignet hat: 6 Jahre, 4 Jahre und 6 Monate. Die Älteste nimmt den Säugling ständig auf den Arm, obwohl die Mutter das nicht gerne sieht. Aber die sechsjährige Schwester bricht das Verbot von Zeit zu Zeit. | Brockenkonflikt, Revierangst, Revierärger |