🦷 GHK Perspective on Swelling in Gums
In Germanic Healing Knowledge (GHK), swollen gums are not due to infection or poor hygiene. They are part of a Biological Special Program triggered by a conflict shock (DHS – Dirk Hamer Syndrome).
🧠Biological Conflict Theme:
Swelling in the gums is usually linked to a “bite conflict” – a situation where:
“I want to bite but can’t.”
“I want to get something but can’t grab it.”
“I want to push something away but I’m unable.”
It reflects frustration or powerlessness in “biting through” something – emotionally or physically.
🔍 Example Conflicts:
- A child unable to speak up against injustice.
- An adult feeling powerless in a legal fight or negotiation.
- Someone who wants to seize an opportunity but can’t.
🔄 Two Phases According to GHK:
1. Conflict-Active Phase:
- Tissue loss (ulceration) in the gum lining.
- Often painless and unnoticed.
- Biological purpose: increase surface to “bite stronger”.
2. Healing Phase (PCL-A):
- Swelling, inflammation, and possible bleeding as the tissue regenerates.
- This is commonly misdiagnosed as infection (e.g. gingivitis).
- If bacteria are present, they are part of the healing, not the cause.
⚡ Epicrisis (Healing Peak):
- A brief intensification of symptoms (pain or swelling).
- Followed by resolution and tissue normalization.
🤯 Emotional Layers (Oral Mucosa):
The oral mucosa is linked to territorial aggression and defense.
- Upper gums: “taking in” issues (support, resources, power).
- Lower gums: “pushing away” issues (resistance, rejection, protection).
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🕊️ Healing Approach:
- Identify the original bite conflict.
- Release the emotional trigger that keeps activating the program.
- Allow healing to complete without fear.
- Understand that pain/swelling = healing, not a problem to suppress.
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