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I woke up in the middle of the night with a severe irritation in my lower throat and was coughing! A little later, the urge to cough returned. And a little later, the urge to cough again... This happened several times: "Of all times, on the weekend!" I thought it would probably calm down over the weekend. I remembered the descriptions of it as a regeneration phase following a fright/territorial conflict affecting the laryngeal mucosa and the statements about "I'm in the healing phase!" The repeated coughing attacks stopped later that night. I must have finally come to a state of resolution in the evening or at night, and the urge to cough began.

The next day, I started thinking about what it could have been. After some consideration and clarification, I remembered an incident at my office the day before: I had noticed that someone had been at my desk, looking for something, while I was out. At first, I only noticed a fallen-over paper folder, and only a short time later that a stack of papers was no longer neatly arranged but rather jumbled up!

We had a general agreement that if a colleague was looking for a document related to a case, they could also check other desks. However, it bothered me that day after I discovered it!

Later, the following day, I remembered a similar, yet slightly different, situation: In a different office, an old, simple desk that was leaning against the wall one morning. It was odd, but I didn't have time to think about it further at first: I straightened it and then had to leave for a meeting... Only after returning, sitting at my desk, did I notice a paperclip stuck in the top drawer: My locked desk drawer had clearly been broken into the previous evening or night! Something had also been stolen from the drawer. Something like this had never happened to me before. I still remember how incredibly rude I felt it was that someone dared to tamper with MY desk, with MY things!

The matter was sorted out for me somehow over time, but the burglar was never caught.

However, it probably wasn't completely resolved: otherwise, I wouldn't have reacted so intensely with the program right now.

Ultimately, it's fantastic to have the 5 Biological Laws confirmed in me again. The intensity of the coughing urge used to be enough to make me cough for days! This time, the cough only lasted for a shorter period in one night!

Case description by Monika Anzenberger

Information on the system of the 5 Biological Laws of Nature - presentation of bodily reactions as adaptation mechanisms to changing life situations, as well as repair mechanisms as learned biological survival strategies in the course of evolution

Seminare und Webinare von Nicolas Barro (nicolasbarro.com/de) und Marco Pfister
Internetseite www.5bn.de.
David Münnich, „Das System der 5 Biologischen Naturgesetze“ Band 1 und Band 2,
sowie Filmdokumentation auf Youtube und auf DVD
Claudio Trupiano, ital. Jurist und 5BN-Therapeut: „Danke Doktor Hamer“.
Mark U. Pfister, 5BN-Therapeut, ital.Fachschule zu den 5BN „Anwendungshandbuch zu den fünf biologischen Naturgesetzen“
Walter A. Posch: „Allergien - ein medizinischer Irrtum“.
Zur Einführung: Simona Cella, Marco Pfister, „Krankheit ist etwas anderes“, Einführungsbüchlein zu den fünf biologischen Naturgesetze des ital. Studienverbandes A.L.B.A. (heute: Ass. Saluta Aktiva Onlus)