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A question about weight loss in one of the chat groups prompted me to share my first experience with it; although this will likely be considered just a small experience, it might still offer some food for thought:

It was probably the most exciting topic I encountered years ago: The "Legacy of a New Medicine"—a description of a new perspective on biology, on how our organism functions!

Initially, it was simply an interesting topic. Until then, I had had almost no experience with illnesses and bodily reactions; however, there was a case of cancer in my family.

Life went on after reading the books—work, private gatherings, and encounters with friends, family, and relatives.

And yet, something had changed: I felt joyful, positive, and in good spirits. Because I had gained a new perspective on illnesses, including cancer. It was as if a whole new world had opened up. The descriptions of illnesses in various newspaper and book articles, as well as explanations from acquaintances, were all wrong and suddenly presented a completely different picture!

This new perspective on illnesses had also brought a solution; I hadn't recognized or understood this at the time, only over the following years was I able to make sense of it. In my positive frame of mind regarding this new understanding of the causes of cancer and other illnesses, the kidney collecting tubules program came into play, thematically linked to feelings of isolation, existential angst, and the refugee crisis. A striking symptom of this program is weight gain due to the body's retention of fluids to maintain electrolyte and water balance.

With the solution I had achieved, I lost about 5 to 6 kilograms; almost effortlessly, without any further action. A very positive effect, as I had always been a bit overweight.

After a few weeks, everyday life had caught up with me again, and I maintained my weight. I neither gained weight (at least not back then) nor did I lose any more.

Case description by Monika Anzenberger

Information on the system of the 5 Biological Laws of Nature - presentation of bodily reactions as adaptation mechanisms to changing life situations as well as repair mechanisms as a learned biological survival strategy in the course of evolution: