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HOW CATARACTS WERE CURED
A 62-year-old right-handed patient came for a consultation complaining of vision problems and diagnosed with cataracts in her right eye. During the consultation, we identified a conflict caused by her unwillingness to witness an unpleasant situation that regularly occurred before her eyes. The situation was related to the upbringing of her grandson by his parents, in particular her son-in-law. She felt that he was too harsh with him, which bothered her greatly.

✅ After changing her attitude towards what was happening during the consultation, the conflict was gradually and finally resolved. The change in her worldview contributed to both an improvement and the creation of a warm and close relationship with her son-in-law. A year later, she spoke of him as a very good and kind person. I quote the patient's words:

🗯 I want to share my story. My vision in my right eye began to deteriorate significantly, so I went to an ophthalmologist, who discovered a cataract and said that I needed lens replacement surgery. I was very afraid of this operation because a relative of mine decided to clear snow in the yard after lens replacement and went blind from the strain. At that time, I learned about GNM and consulted with Alexei Germanovich. We identified a conflict and worked through it. Then I started doing eye exercises on my own. A year has passed, and I recently visited the doctor. They had changed their computer program, and the old data was not yet available in the new program. The doctor did not know that I had been diagnosed with cataracts. She checked my vision using charts, then examined my eyes with machines and said that everything was fine. I asked her if I had cataracts, and she started to say that if you really wanted to nitpick, there was a slight streak, but then she stopped herself and concluded, “No, you don't have cataracts, everything is fine.” Alexey Germanovich, thank you so much for your consultation!!!! I definitely couldn't have done it without you🙏❤️❤️❤️

📕 For reference. According to Dr. Hamer's scientific tables, the lens belongs to the ectodermal tissues and therefore reacts to the conflict of visual separation. This can be either the loss of desired visual contact or the presence of unpleasant contact that one has to constantly witness.

⚡️ In the active phase of the conflict (AFC), cell dystrophy occurs, which increases the light transmission of the lens. And in the recovery phase, cell growth begins, compensating for the loss of tissue, accompanied by edema, which causes clouding of the lens. In SM, this symptom is called cataract. Despite the fact that cataracts are a symptom of the post-conflict phase (PCP), in the vast majority of cases, they do not go away on their own, as there is a recurring conflict. The person falls back into these experiences again and again, triggering the active phase of the conflict.

✅ Only a radical change in attitude towards life, people, and events can bring a person out of this diagnosis, which is what we observed in this case. Our patient seemed to be very brave, she was able to radically change her point of view, which helped her not only to avoid surgery, restore her vision, and completely get rid of her diagnosis, but also to improve her relationships with her loved ones. New Medicine, unlike Old Medicine, heals not only the body but also the soul, improves relationships, and fills life with harmony and happiness.