The word disease comes from the Latin infirmitas and means “lack of firmness”. For medicine, both health and disease are an integral part of life, of the biological process and of environmental and social interactions. In disease, proper functioning is lost at any level, physical or mental, so that the body stops working properly.
The discoveries of Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer reveal that everything in nature has a meaning and that disease is not something evil, but rather programs of nature that have been established to help an individual during unexpected emotional stress. Dr. Hamer defines in his fifth law that “every disease is part of a special biological program created to assist an organism to resolve a biological conflict.”
We define the biological sense as an adaptation of the living being to changes in the environment throughout evolution. This adaptation is a type of intelligence recorded in our cells. Thanks to this “intelligence” we say that a symptom has an intention, that is, a purpose; a function, which implies its own activity and a purpose, an objective. Therefore, the look of biological decoding seeks what the symptom invites to change in the person’s life.
The biological meaning of the disease