🩸 Varicose Veins (Left Leg) – GHK Perspective
For a Right-Handed Person
Based on LearningGNM.com & Björn Eybl
1. Biological Organ & Tissue Involved
Affected Tissue:
Veins → Smooth Muscle + Venous Wall (New Mesoderm)
- Germ Layer: New Mesoderm
- Brain Relay: Cerebral Medulla (self-devaluation)
- Function: Return blood from legs to heart; lower-leg veins relate to mobility, standing, support, and burden.
Varicose veins are part of the Self-Devaluation Conflict group in GHK.
2. Core Biological Conflict (DHS)
“Self-Devaluation Conflict related to standing, walking, moving, or carrying burdens.”
For leg veins, Dr. Hamer and LearningGNM specify:
“Performance, movement or burden conflict in the context of feeling overburdened, stuck, or unable to progress.”
(learninggnm.com → medulla → self-devaluation tissues)
Left Side Meaning (Right-Handed Person):
In GHK laterality:
- Left side (right-hander) = Mother/Child side
Therefore left leg varicosities indicate:
➡️ Self-devaluation, burden, or movement conflict related to mother, child, family responsibilities, or caregiving.
Examples:
- Feeling overburdened as a mother
- Exhausted caring for a child or parent
- “My responsibilities are too much”
- “I can’t move forward because of family duties”
- “I cannot stand this situation with my mother/child”
3. Biological Process (LearningGNM Description)
Conflict-Active Phase (CA):
- The venous wall thins (cell loss)
- Veins become weaker
- Person feels overburdened or trapped in duty
- Symptoms often minimal at this stage
Healing Phase (PCL):
When the person feels relief or support:
- Body begins rebuilding venous wall (cell proliferation)
- Swelling, inflammation, heaviness, itching
- Vein becomes thicker, bulging, twisted
- This is what is labelled “varicose vein”
“Varicose veins represent the healing phase after a self-devaluation conflict affecting the vein walls.”
— Björn Eybl – The Psychic Roots of Disease
Epicrisis:
- Cramping
- Sharp pulling sensations
- Temporary stagnation
PCL-B:
- Strengthening of vein wall
- Hardening, thickening (to prevent future “collapse”)
4. Why Varicose Veins Persist (Chronic / Hanging Healing)
If the conflict is re-triggered repeatedly, e.g.:
- Daily family burdens
- Ongoing exhaustion
- Feeling unsupported
- Resentment toward caregiving duties
Then the veins remain in chronic healing, causing:
- Persistent swelling
- Ongoing thickening
- Permanent varicosity appearance
Björn Eybl explains this as:
“Chronic relapses cause chronic connective-tissue repair—resulting in permanently enlarged, twisted veins.”
5. Typical Emotional Examples (Left Leg, Right-Handed)
- “I have to stand for everyone in the family.”
- “My child/mother needs me constantly.”
- “I can’t walk away from these responsibilities.”
- “I am tired of carrying this load.”
- “My family depends entirely on me.”
- “I’m stuck… I can’t move forward because of them.”
6. GHK Healing Support
✔ Emotional Resolution
- Acknowledge the burden
- Share responsibilities
- Ask for help
- Remove guilt around caregiving
✔ Physical Support (During Healing Phase)
- Rest
- Gentle walking
- Elevate legs
- Warm compress
- Avoid stress triggers
✔ Key GHK Insight
Pain, swelling, heaviness = healing, not damage.
⭐ Essence (One-Line Summary)
Left leg varicose veins in a right-handed person reflect a long-term self-devaluation or burden conflict related to mother/child responsibilities. The varicosity itself is the healing phase of the vein wall rebuilding after repeated emotional overload.
