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Large intestine
See also: intestinal muscles, small intestine, appendix, stomach.
Theme
Ugly, indigestible conflict, indigestible annoyance. The lower in the gastrointestinal system, the uglier and meaner the conflict.
CA phase
Increase in function. Cell growth of the intestinal mucosa.
Biological utility
Better digest and/or absorb nutritional chunks.
1. Secretory cells: better digestion of the kibble. Cauliflower-like tissue growth, which on examination is diagnosed as colon cancer.
With prolonged and/or intense conflict, this type of tissue growth can lead to intestinal blockage. Dr. Hamer: Usually, however, this is a bowel obstruction due to a halt in intestinal peristalsis.
2. Cells of resorptive quality: better ability to absorb the chunk. Flattening tissue growth, usually unnoticed.
Symptoms
Apart from the above: none.
PCL phase
Normalization of function. Degradation of extra cells by fungi or TB bacteria, if present.
Symptoms
Colitis, inflammation of the intestine. Extreme fatigue, smelly night sweat, fever, bright red blood in stool, diarrhea. This can also be diagnosed as colon cancer.
EC
Chills, strength bleeding, possibly stabbing pains (colic) if the intestinal muscles are involved.
With mild programs, the sudden excretion of blood is sometimes the only thing that is consciously observed from this program; the active phase and the healing phase are more or less unnoticed. Also, blood may now be found in the stool during a population screening, for example. This may give rise to a diagnosis of colon cancer.
Hanging healing or many relapses (spurs):  Colitis Ulcerosa.
The process in the large intestine often merges with processes in the liver and pancreas: "overlapping conflict."