Factor-L Handbook of the New Medicine

Prologue Notification Belief Knowledge Dr. Hamer’s New Medicine The formula: DHS – HH – SBS More than 30 years ago, I entitled an article about Frank Stelzer and his free piston engine “An inventor is a goofball”. Someone or other who, at that time, read this 30-point headline probably may have thought that it wasn’t the best way to begin a friendship. Frank Stelzer read the rest of the article, called me and said, “That’s right, but….” “But what?” I asked. “Unless the invention speaks;” he responded. Then he invited me, demonstrated the Stelzer engine, and made the invention speak. Tip: If you never liked prologues, or you would like to go straight to the topic Conflicts and the New Medicine, turn directly to Introduction to the New Medicine by Andreas Kroitzsch on page XX! The editor Since that time we have been friends. Very good friends! And Stelzer turned “his” introductory sentence into a trademark: “An inventor is a goofball – unless the invention speaks!” I am telling you about this, for, regarding Dr. Hamer’s New Medicine we are dealing with a similar phenomenon. Like Stelzer, who turned everything that was imaginable in engine manufacturing upside down, and only received buying offers intended to keep his invention in the drawer, because his engine practically runs without wear, Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer, with the new Medicine, has also turned everything upside down in his area. And: “The invention speaks!” If you know our throwaway society, which turned sales into a god and consumption into his apostles, you won’t be surprised that Hamer hasn’t found a lobby either among those who have the power and the money. On the contrary. Someone like Geerd Hamer jeopardizes the income and the position of power of the ruling people, which was the main reason why he was arrested in France in the fall of 2004. Seventy-year-old Dr. Hamer is supposed to serve three years in prison. But that is another story, which would go beyond the scope of this book. If you would like to know more about the personal history of Dr. Hamer, you are be best served by reading his autobiography Einer gegen alle. Even if you don’t agree with all of his conclusions and assumptions regarding his persecution, they are worth knowing about. Everyone can then form his or her own opinion accordingly. It is easier when it comes to the discovery of the New Medicine, where Hamer didn’t leave any room for speculation. There is no room for belief or personality cult; there is only this one way of comprehension that, ultimately, gives us the certainty to be among the knowing. As is the case with any other education based on assured knowledge, the application of the New Medicine always leaves a result that can be checked. The scientific basis we often miss painfully - in the truest sense of the meaning - in the traditional medicine constitutes the foundation of Dr. Hamer’s discovery. Hamer himself never left any room for exceptions. His statement is clear and precise without any room for speculation: “If there is only one single case the New Medicine can’t be applied to, it is wrong!” The New Medicine proves itself again and again with every single case. The formula: DHS – HH – SBS, which will be explained at length in this book, doesn’t allow for exceptions. The New Medicine knows no “maybe”; no “possibly”; and no “potentially.” Hamer’s discovery puts the key to the so-called diseases in our hands. The knowledge of the principles of the New Medicine helps us lose the fear of the diseases, because we understand the biological processes and can predict them in their entirety. But it is the small checkable truths we speak every day and have internalized since childhood in such a way that often prevents us from taking one more step towards understanding. Every one of us has been in a situation that was “hard to stomach” or “got under his or her skin?” These are all discreet clues showing that we carry the mechanisms and principles of the New Medicine in our sub-conscience. They are wasted – as long as we are not familiar with Hamer’s New Medicine. It’s like learning the times tables. Not until we know that two is the sum (result) of one plus one can we find our way to mathematics via digits and work with them sensibly. Knowledge always provides us with added value. This book helps you generate added value from your latent knowledge of the connection between situations and conditions. You should be willing to leave well-trodden paths. The ability to change the point of view in order to get to know new perspectives will also be helpful. You get the chance to replace old fears with new knowledge. Needless to say, that comes with a price tag. You will have to take personal responsibility if you want to benefit from your new knowledge. The opinion of your environment, especially that of traditional physicians, politicians, and the pharmaceutical industry is contradictory to your newly acquired knowledge. That is inconvenient, because you are inconvenient for