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Endometrium
The male counterpart is the prostate.
See also muscles of the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix.
Themes
1. Unable or unwilling to have children, miscarriage.
2. Mean, ugly conflict, usually with a male person. Assault on female integrity, womanhood. Being rejected by a man.
3. Loss conflict, often grandmother - grandchild, but also of one's own child is possible.
CA phase
Increase in function. Increase in cells in the endometrium.
1. Cells of secretory quality: cauliflower-shaped, uterine polyp (cancer).
2. Cells of the resorptive quality: flat growing, thickening of the wall.
Biological utility
1. Formation of more juices to better wash away the unwanted "lump."
2. Thicker wall to promote implantation of the fertilized egg. Compensation for loss.
Symptoms
None.
PCL phase
Normalization of function. Degradation of cells by fungi or TB bacteria, if present.
Symptoms
Uterine inflammation, endometritis. Fatigue, night sweats, pain.
Very strong bleeding during menstruation with residual mucous membrane.
After menopause or outside the menstrual period: pus-like discharge from the vagina (fluor vaginalis) with possible light bleeding.
Endometriosis has nothing to do with the uterus but with the mesodermal processes of the ovaries. Dr. Hamer discovered this by studying the CT scan.
EC
Chills and cold sweats, strong pains, strong bleeding.
Learn more about this program in the comprehensive article on the uterus.