**1. Where does your biography begin?** Ah, interesting question. A biography begins where events occur that have shaped you in such a way that they made you who you are today. Thus, my biography clearly starts in a country that no longer exists. I was born in 1965 in Dessau, in East Germany, and I left it in a rather spectacular escape in 1983 with my first great love, Thomas Kretschmann. I was not yet 18, and Thomas was 20... enough time, however, for us to profoundly shape each other as individuals even to this day. What our stories show is that one can and must use what one has experienced in childhood in an extremely good and positive way for oneself. Then, what initially seems like a problem becomes your greatest ability, leading to extreme success. Both of us have a keen sense for people: when they lie, when they pretend, when there is danger due to this system, and the escape that could have cost us our lives if we had trusted the wrong people has made this sense extremely pronounced. We can both read people in a very extraordinary way. I use this eighth sense in my research—I always knew where I needed to go, where a problem was, where a knowledge gap needed to be filled to reach a result, and I immediately knew in which country I could fill that gap. I use the eighth sense in my treatments—no one has to say anything with me; I always know what is going on in that body. I have, of course, further developed this sense in my life into a gift that has made me extraordinary in medicine. I am always looking for how we can organically address all the problems we have experienced. I am extremely quick and impatient. People have suffered for a long time and have carried old stories with them—saying to someone to just go through a few years of talk therapy seems outdated to me. We know from transplantation medicine that when I hand over an organ from a donor to a recipient, the recipient takes on the behavioral patterns of the donor. An organ that has been detached from a person and their drama for five hours stores certain dramas in its cells? So, I have always asked myself which organ is affected and how I can quickly and efficiently extract this cellular information. For example, how can I get the adrenal gland—which supplies the body with hormones like a tree with all its branches and twigs, reaching even into the brain—to direct all hormones in such a way that every branch and twig is nourished? How can I explain to you—“Fuck, I can’t change the fact that your mother was emotionally absent”—but I can manage to give you these hormones and fill you with them so that we can finally step out of this long history of deficiency that we have. It’s 2025, and mothers are passing this deficiency on to the next generation of children again. To explore and perceive all of this, I needed exactly this—my brain and this eighth sense—otherwise, you cannot comprehend this network of the adrenal gland. I know that what I do, no one else can… but my story and my biography are indeed so extraordinary that they are not transferable. Thomas uses this sense in his roles—always with a deep understanding of the characters he plays. We just met last week in Los Angeles, and even after 40 years, we can still hear each other's thoughts and feelings. I can already anticipate the answer before he has even asked the question. What an incredible gift it is to be able to read someone like that. We both transformed our greatest traumas and the acute life-threatening situations we found ourselves in into something so magnificent that it has greatly influenced our success in what we do. So, my biography begins in this country, even though I left it very early, and I can speak for both of us: all the crap that happened there was exactly right, and we are extremely grateful to have been born in this country.

**3. Are you fine with where you come from?** Yes, I can say that. I am fine with where I come from, but I am not fine with what I see there today. That’s why I haven’t lived in Germany for many years, and this decision continues to be confirmed time and again. When a country and the people living in it are shaped by behavioral patterns that arise from lack, then I can only agree with Antonio Damasio, a great neuroscientist, who said: even if we know all the neurobiological connections and develop a great understanding, it is still bad behavior. And I no longer want to experience that in my everyday life. I am very glad and extremely fine about my origins. I grew up in a very egalitarian system. I only knew a world where women held a significant place. I became interested in photography very early in my life and was photographed a lot myself. At the age of 15, I was asked for my opinion on the images we wanted to publish—whether I was fine with what I saw. There was no age difference, no boundaries, and no boxes. When we arrived in West Berlin in '83, I was shocked by the image of women being pressed into such submissive positions; I had never known that. I grew up in an intellectual scene and only knew strong, intelligent women. That was one of the advantages of the GDR system—when you are locked up and cannot go far, you can go deep. And this ability for deep dives was cultivated there—constantly engaging with what someone says on multiple levels. Since my brain is quick, I do this in parallel: you say something, and all these possibilities of perspective, and thus in therapies also of problem-solving, run parallel for me. That’s why I am truly extremely grateful for the image of women that was taught to me: clever, humorous, intelligent, and free—earlier, only thoughts were free—then I was entirely free and still sexy. We were allowed to do everything. One of the reasons I feel so at home in Sweden and also am at home there. Sweden is not without reason the country where women are the happiest. Sweden has deep-rooted equality and an emotional constitution: Jantelagen, which Swedish children have grown up with for centuries. This fundamental feeling of self-evidence in my femininity—I know that, and I grew up with it, and that’s why I am very glad that I never gave that up and always saw it as my most important fundamental right, moving towards places where this fundamental right exists. The Swedes have a second very beautiful word: Lagom. Lagom means something like "just right," and they call Sweden "Lagom Landet"—the land where you are just right… and that is what it is for me. My personal Lagom Landet. That is the root of going into healing. You must be your Lagom Landet. But due to this long period of not being Lagom, the kidneys and adrenal glands are completely exhausted and have a deficit of all hormones and neurotransmitters that could help restore you. Posture, standing, self-confidence, being a woman, being feminine—these are not behavioral patterns that we can just correct through practice. This is an exhausted body. That is my work, and entirely different people emerge after my challenges. Women gain a tremendous sense of size and standing when their organs are regenerated and the adrenal gland does its job. When men lose this negativity and sarcasm and become soft and approachable. When anger and rage are transformed—then healing can occur—not from bitterness. When this inner unrest, which has now become a contagious public illness leading to anxieties, panic attacks, sleep disorders, strokes, and so on, settles down—then you have entirely different people in front of you. People who do not throw wild, somewhat foolish things into the room randomly but have the calmness to go deep and thus have access to a completely different intellectual development and a different part of their brain. With all my challengers, I think: wow, this will now be the wise man and the wise woman who can pass on knowledge about the body to their children and grandchildren. We rarely see wise people anymore—the bitterness has made them superficial complainers. And with every challenger and every patient, I am glad to have made the world a little better. The root of demanding this and always considering it the highest good and also maintaining a high standard in my challenges is thanks to my origins. I want people to go home feeling Lagom after they have been with me… and guess what… they do.

**5. How do you stay confident in your feelings or your assessment of something?** In my first book, "Alltagsautisten" (Everyday Autists), I discussed the frontal cortex and the harmonious use of the brain. This means a symbiotic use of rationality on one side and feeling and intuition on the other. Excessive rationalization, including the rationalization of feelings, ultimately costs us the ability to feel and intuit. However, intuition relies on knowledge and is not just a gift from God. The brain draws on knowledge when processing intuition. Therefore, I would refer to the intuition of people who do not have extensive knowledge as more of a "common sense" – it’s also endearing. But for my work, it requires something more – decades of research and the treatment of thousands and thousands of people is a wealth of knowledge that I can access, provided my brain, specifically my frontal cortex and the associated organs, are intact. So, if I had even the slightest doubt, I would be distrusting myself, my method, and my knowledge, and I do not do that. When I restore people in 21 days, I see them every day and treat them every day. This means I must perceive every tiny change and detect any issues that may be suppressed. You can stand right outside the door; I’ll see it. If I see it, then I see it – I don’t have a second of doubt, and experience shows that I am always right, so there’s no reason to even think about it. I need to move mountains in 21 days; I have to be crystal clear.

**7**What do you take for granted these days? There are indeed two forms of self-evidence – a positive form of self-evidence and a negative form of self-evidence. The negative: Don’t take this for granted, my dear… Your question is directed exactly at the negative form of self-evidence. The positive form would be: I just had a patient who said to me and my son: Wow, you have such a self-evident way of interacting with each other – it’s so beautiful to see. That’s a wonderful compliment. In English, there are two different terms – for the positive form, "self-evident," and for the negative, "don’t take it for granted." I find this very meaningful, as they represent two completely different concepts. You can already hear the strange ambiguity or rather the seeming hypocrisy in your question in German. But you asked: What do you take for not self-evident these days? The real question is: What are you not grateful enough for anymore? Essentially, you are asking in which situations I consider life, health, my relationships, or even everyday joys to be self-evident, and as a result, I might be ungrateful or have a sense of entitlement. I must honestly say, in none! For example, I move through this world so effortlessly that people, no matter where I go and even if I’ve only been in a country for 24 hours, always think I’ve lived there for a long time or that I’ve been there many times. The form of "self-evident" as I understand and live it becomes an expression of harmony and a sense of belonging, where there should be mutual understanding and a common foundation in a relationship or community. This form of "self-evident" encourages us to celebrate the positive aspects of our interactions and to recognize that in an ideal world, there are things that simply work well and that we can take for granted because they are based on deep trust. This perspective urges us to recognize the transience and fragility of life. So, taking something for granted is a goal and a flow, while the other form should really be taken off the table. The positive flow of self-evidence is a feeling that only arises when I have eliminated states of lack, because otherwise, that feeling of trust cannot be established. When the hormonal system is functioning well and the adrenal glands are regenerated, then the hormones are there – which leads to that feeling. You wake up in the morning, and it’s there. You don’t have to practice or strive for it. It’s something essential that resides within the body when it is healthy. It operates in the background and is wonderful. That’s what I meant earlier by celebrating: truly celebrating a fundamental feeling, celebrating that it is there – celebrating life – Le Chaim! We don’t need this artificial gratitude exercise – what are you grateful for? When that question comes up, I know that the person doesn’t have a self-evident functioning hormonal system – they don’t even have a clue what that feels like and think that gratitude exercises will help them regain it. Don’t get me wrong – gratitude exercises are good and important for eliminating negativity. That’s a completely different story and is connected to cellular storage in the liver. A whole different issue and quite easy to resolve. Period. No more, no less. But to celebrate self-evidence as a feeling of life – that really requires more. Le Chaim! … and now you ask me what I am grateful for?

**9. When children come to you with their parents, and you notice the cause lies in this Corona time, what helps the children and the parents? First of all, the cause does not lie in Corona or the Corona time. Corona has only dramatically worsened a condition that was already present before. Previously, people did not notice their already poor condition, did not consider it in need of therapy, or simply endured it. Then, on top of this already poor or beginning condition, a virus that is incredibly difficult for the body to handle comes along, and many bodies could not cope with it. Whether young or old – that was irrelevant – the state of the body was decisive. I really don’t care whether these difficult-to-process spike proteins came from the vaccine or from a Corona infection, or from both, clogging your body and your vessels. The most important part of my work is to dissolve these clogs. This has always been one of my superpowers – clogs have always existed. I have been talking about these deposits in the vessels for 20 years… Heart vessels are blocked, the supply to the brain is blocked. We have always been placing stents, not just since Corona. I have a colleague who runs a private clinic in India and performs atherectomies on people. He originally made incisions only in the heart arteries to remove plaque – that has always been his job. Since Corona, however, he has been removing clogs at all life-threatening sites. In the groin, in the knee pits, in the lungs, and he says: he has always done this work – but there were never clogs this thick before. I’ll put the photo in the player for the question – it’s an original photo from the operating room – so you can see what it looks like. So, are you surprised that the body can no longer function? I’m not. These are the large vessels. With surgery, you can’t do much more than that. But the small vessels are, of course, the first to be affected, and you notice that people can no longer think in a connected way – the communication does not work. So I can tell how someone can think or cannot think, whether they have been vaccinated multiple times or have had Corona multiple times. Deposits in the brain lead to the worst neurological diseases. There are various causes for this – it would take too long to explain here – you can read about it in my books. But the cause does not lie with Corona – that is a fact – the worsening can also lead to death – but yes. Then, on top of the existing deposits and clogs, the spike protein is added. This brings the already existing clogs into a state that the body can no longer remove or move by itself. Do you understand? The cause was already there before – it has just worsened massively. This is Corona worsening number 1: the clogging. Corona worsening number 2 is the kidneys. For me, Corona is primarily a kidney disease. This is a massive problem because conventional medicine does not understand the kidneys and their symptoms. Treating the virus primarily as a lung disease was and still is a serious mistake. We have a total attack on the body from a virus and have symptoms of kidney insufficiency: this gasping for breath, shortness of breath, palpitations, loss of appetite, unmanageable blood pressure, lack of drive, apathy, extreme weakness, up to immobility. These are not lung symptoms. Again, it depends on the state of your body beforehand – was it fit enough to handle it? But I have always treated these symptoms – they have always existed. People with chronic fatigue syndrome have exactly these symptoms, and I have always treated the kidneys and cleared the vessels. Look at these millions of people with post-Covid symptoms. They are not being helped. They are now increasingly receiving diagnoses of chronic fatigue syndrome. There you see the connection – even in conventional medicine, there is an identity of symptoms. Conventional medicine has noticed that the only thing that helps somewhat is to perform a blood wash in nephrology. So for a short time, to make the vessels a bit cleaner so that the kidneys can process freely. Bingo – but do you think anyone thinks further? Or outside the box? The people who come to my challenges almost all have kidney and adrenal weakness – but the weakness is extreme, and the people with extreme weakness are very much younger. When we say we can’t hear about Corona anymore – we forget these people. We suppress the fact that there is massive damage in society. This must not fade away. When we inject the cells of post-Covid patients or post-vaccine patients into mice, they lie in the corner and no longer move. What do you think we are passing on to the next generations? Conventional medicine offers no help – these children, these adolescents, these adults fall through the cracks, and they are often accused of laziness when they are weak. That’s a disaster. The insidious mechanism of “I can’t help as a doctor – so I’ll just blame you: it’s your fault!” If doctors have clogged their brains with spike proteins, then you will not see anyone coming up with the right solution. I had the solution so quickly because I have always been on the trail of the problem. It is not a Corona problem. Now back to the initial question, which you meant psychologically. As always, I answer: there is nothing psychological here. There are two symptom chains that lead to a diagnosis of depression. The first is the symptom chain of inner restlessness, panic attacks, fears… The second is lack of drive, weakness… Do you hear the what i mean? So, coming here with the psychological component is absolutely wrong. If the kidneys are restored and the adrenal glands can relay the hormones again, then it feels like with the young man at the end of the last question. Then we don’t even need to talk about depression anymore. But the problem has always been exactly that. And again, I go into the organic causes in my treatment, and let’s face it, that is the only adequate help.

**11. From when would you say, well, you just mentioned that when something becomes too much of a burden, suppression or repression begins, which becomes dangerous for me or for you. Is there a threshold? Can you recognize it? Do you know: from now on, it gets difficult? Can you say that? When the body speaks! When the body develops symptoms, when it develops illnesses, or when the person’s life gets so out of balance that they can no longer cope. Nevertheless, that is not my assessment – as discussed in previous questions, it does not depend on what I think – I cannot sugarcoat people. But when someone says, “That’s enough – now I want to,” then that is exactly the right moment. Not when the wife says, “You should…” and then the person comes and says, “My wife said.” That is not the right moment. People can endure a lot, and some relatives say, “Why doesn’t he do anything?” I often say: then the pressure of suffering is not yet great enough. Maybe next year. Who knows – but the person has to be ready. I need an absolute yes. Then the person is also ready to let go of repressions and recognize false cellular information. If they want to do it to please a family member, I cannot work with them, and I don’t do that. For example, I have been talking for quite some time with a fairly well-known lead singer of a band. They are doing concert after concert, his brain is cramping, and he has tics on stage. People don’t see that – he packages it in grimaces… Billie Eilish does that too, by the way… With the concert schedule, I always think this can’t go on for much longer – at some point, you won’t be able to get out of the cramp anymore. But he keeps postponing and repressing the challenge with me… and I think, yes, he’s still getting away with it… Nobody notices it… although I find it already very obvious. I don’t know how bad it will get, but I need his okay… Management cannot dictate that… I need his yes. We had a similar issue with Robbie Williams. He constantly had anxiety and panic attacks on stage and had problems for years. A person does not take so many drugs without a reason. And at the concert in Leeds, the panic attacks wouldn’t go away – the brain remained in the attack, and all the fans thought his panicked, wide-eyed face was just for fun, and that has changed his life to this day. It looks funny on TikTok… but it’s not! You can believe me when I say that when I see it, it almost physically hurts me – but I can’t do anything – the person chooses the right moment, and then I’ll rock the thing.

**13. What I’ve been seeing more and more in recent years is the focus on the individual, whether it’s a spokesperson like Trump, Harris, Wagenknecht, or Taylor Swift – you could also be one of those figures. What is the reason for this?** I’m not going to delve into political levels, but I explained this in Goobuster using bands and frontmen as examples. A good frontman has no unresolved issues, carries an attitude, and takes responsibility when it matters, but always remains on the same level as his band. The band, the community, is always the most important aspect. But then the frontman is no longer a frontman. At that point, he is a lead singer, and that’s exactly what we need. A frontman has his field and elevates himself with that field. Period. A lead singer also has his field but stays on the same level with the community, interacts with it, and guides it. We often need conductors – we can’t know everything, and being curious is good. That’s why we need people to guide us, to give us impulses, people who are at peace with themselves and don’t live off the helper syndrome, expecting others to idolize them. Do you think our body needs a frontman to heal? No. The first extreme frontman syndrome I could examine medically was that of Axl Rose. The 90s offered no real help or therapies for frontmen. This cost Guns N' Roses a significant part of their career because Axl couldn’t fill the emptiness, the feeling of lack, that he constantly talked about. Decades of searching, trying the wrong paths, and fortunately finding the right one. Too many years wasted, too much time lost – but it’s a huge blessing that he survived it all. A lead singer, however, is with you and the others on the same level and never elevates himself, yet still keeps the rhythm. That’s how I do it in therapy – people often come to me very sick. I need 21 days to solve the problem, and then I send them back into the world with that knowledge. I don’t want to see them again – I don’t want to be praised or receive gratitude constantly. You have your job, I have mine. I save people – yes, that’s my gift, and I teach you how to grow old in a good, healthy way without issues. I teach you everything, but you have to take over and continue the rhythm I set for you. That’s your responsibility, not mine. Concepts that are structured in such a way that people become bound to you as a person I find extremely unsettling. The perfect lead singer is Chris Martin from Coldplay. The moment that always impresses me the most at Coldplay concerts is when the man at the microphone steps back, integrates himself with his guitar into the circle of musicians behind him, with a normality and naturalness that is so deeply rooted in him. There are four men standing in a circle, and that is Coldplay – no one is more and no one is less. The time of frontmen is over. We need lead singers who articulate what we want to say with their voice and touch us with it. Lead singers remain on the same level, help others, and lead them to a certain extent, but only with attitude, love, and connectedness. That’s what makes a Coldplay concert so special. The times for preachers, gurus, or spiritual leaders are over because they are so mentally and organically disturbed nowadays that it poses a great risk to leave the responsibility for yourself to a third person. But false preachers and frontmen exist everywhere. They run schools, kindergartens, perform in theater and film, run companies, and actually sing in bands and care for patients in clinics. I know these frontmen among doctors very well and believe they should no longer have a place in hospitals. That’s how I approach my treatments – I take command of these bodies, I teach the hormonal system and the adrenal glands to do their job, I address fears and inner unrest – I dissolve deposits in any vessel. I bring your body into top condition, and then, just like that, I quickly integrate myself into the band. To avoid false preachers, we need a body free from deficiencies. We must seek responsibility for our bodies, our personal growth, and our spirituality within ourselves. If you do that, then you don’t need this guru theater. You as a patient don’t need it, and I as a therapist don’t need it either. It’s your feelings of lack that false preachers address, but it’s your spaces that need to be filled. That’s why, for me, the kidneys, adrenal glands, and all the hormones they can provide for you are the most important things there are. We can’t treat every frontman, but we need to bring ourselves into a healthy state to give no room to frontmen, preachers, and gurus – and giving them no room means that your spaces are already occupied. This is all our own responsibility. So, to the initial question of what this is about – we provide spaces of lack and emptiness, and the Taylor Swifts of the world jump in and fill them, creating the missing hormonal reactions and feelings. It’s a very simple and cheap trick. So, regenerate your adrenal glands, and the Taylor Swifts of this world will become unnecessary.

**15.If we were to talk for an hour now and you realize that there are two fundamentally different perspectives that have nothing to do with your value system—for example, you find out that I am a racist—how do you manage to view me and maintain closeness to me as Matze? I am, of course, in an absolutely top position—I can choose with whom I embark on a 21-day treatment challenge. I have a medical friend who is Iranian and has a general practice near Rheinsberg. He sees patients, and when he says, 'Please remove your upper body clothing,' he might find tattooed swastikas. You can't just say, 'Get out of here.' He has to treat them. This is not just about racism—where it could become precarious, and where I would refuse treatment. But let's stick to the topic of racism. I don't approach it by thinking, 'Oh, what an idiot.' Instead, when you look at it physically, it becomes quite interesting, and you gain a certain distance simply through the organic perspective. So, I treat racists, but only in cases where they view this way of thinking as pathological and want to get rid of it. However, this willingness to change is more likely to happen with a pedophile than with a racist. If the racist is seriously ill and wants to be treated by me, then it can only happen if I also address the perspective and thought pattern that has evidently made him ill. Then I hold all the strings. His intention becomes clear, and so does mine. Then we are on the same page. It is well established that emotions and behavioral patterns are triggered by peptides and their receptors. I have written enough about this in "Peng, Be Yourself." Psychological behavioral patterns, traumas, negative experiences, and even intergenerational transmissions—meaning the experiences of our ancestors—are stored in the cells of our bodies and are triggered by certain events and recalled repeatedly. We need to delete old cellular information because we must not pass on the cellular storage from intergenerational transmissions to the next generation. Let me give you an example from my own history. My grandmother was expelled from Poland and, like many from her generation, never spoke about it again. She was more German than German and didn't speak a word of Polish anymore. Nada. I, as a well-traveled granddaughter, have been around the world and have researched. I am absolutely open and connected to all people, regardless of where they come from, what they do, their gender, or their age—doesn't matter. I was sitting on a train eating my sushi. Suddenly, I felt nauseous and couldn't continue eating, not really understanding what was happening—I figured it out. Behind me was a young couple speaking Polish, and something tightened in my stomach. I thought to myself, 'What is this?' I knew it didn't belong to me. This is not my story; it's my grandmother's story. I turned around and said, 'Hello.' I spoke briefly with the young couple, asking where they were from and where they were going, and my stomach relaxed. When you notice something like that, the first thing is: Look at it! Don't deceive yourself—just look and say: 'What was that?!' Because ignoring it brings no solution. The negative intergenerational behavior is still there and leads to a strained over-correctness, where we believe that if we eliminate certain words from our vocabulary and correct books, it will affect our feelings. From then on, I traveled to Poland very often. I genuinely made an effort for Poland. I met people, formed friendships, and even today, when I enter a room, I first seek out the Polish people to talk to. But today, nothing tightens up anymore. Today, I love them with all my open heart. My cells have learned to adapt, and cells can do that. As a reflective person, I realized: something does not belong to me! What about the hatred of our ancestors that unreflective people have stored? That is exactly what you can still see on our streets. That’s why parties with ideologies we thought would never spread again are being founded. That’s why a German federal president stands before the flame of Yad Vashem 80 years after the liberation from National Socialism and says: 'Of course: Our time is not the same time. The words are not the same. The perpetrators are not the same. But it is the same evil. It is the same evil!' In my therapy, the question is always: Are you not rather walking through this world with the old thought patterns of your parents or grandparents? Yes, that's not how we wanted to be—holy shit. Just because you think that you, as a modern person, have nothing to do with it, the connection from childhood and youth has been strengthened and does not simply dissolve. It still shapes your attitude, regardless of any despicable behavioral patterns, and for me, racism is one of many. Intergenerational transmission makes you a person subject to external influences if you do not develop the sensitivity to recognize that something foreign exists that should be eliminated. Thus, truly eliminating old cellular information is a significant part of my work—but not just in the case of racism; everyone carries a different burden. But as Matze, you are a person I know is not a racist. So, I can explain this even better using an example of a real racist.

**17. What do you think, how do others see you? These are different areas. First of all, when I go out on the street – how am I perceived – how am I seen – am I even seen at all? And the second is, how do others see me when they know me, know my work... how am I perceived there, or how do friends or family see me... So, self-image – external image, and ideally, the two should be as identical as possible. Since I am truly not fake at all, they are quite identical for me... My granddaughter Lotta, whose Nonna I am in our language, just told my son, "Well, Dad, the Nonna – she's so cool – she always says what she thinks." That was really the compliment of the year, and that's exactly how I see myself, and it's important to me. This is also a fundamental requirement in my therapies; I always tell you honestly what I think and how we can fix it. I always say: I can say that because I'm also resolving it. Let’s face it, and then we can work on it. That's not judgment; it's attitude, intention, and the goal we want to achieve. If I withhold something from someone or possibly don't trust myself to say it: bad therapist – you're out. Go! So, the first area of how I am perceived when I go out on the street... at first glance, it seems superficial – but it's really not... both are very closely connected. I noticed this in LA, that people are extremely aware of and see each other. You walk down the street and are in a good mood... From "Wow, what an outfit, you look amazing," to "Wow, what an outfit... I love your jacket... I love your glasses..." A man on a bicycle rides up to me and shouts from afar, "What a smile, you are a champion..." Now, here comes the story from the stiff Germans... "Yeah, but that's superficial..." But do you really think they don’t see each other... walk past each other and don’t notice... the dead eyes of Berlin just glide past you... does that have anything to do with depth? Please. I think this great need for people to be seen is a void and a lack that they feel. Because if you are perceived all day as a gray mouse... then you come home and expect to be seen by your partner... but in my opinion, he can’t do anything about it. If you received the attention and recognition you needed in everyday life, then the expectations of your partner wouldn’t be so high. In this case: you’re bleeding on people who didn’t cut you. That’s why the first area is a very significant one and somehow forms a root... So in my work: always open, direct, quick, radiant, humorous, unpretentious, extremely connecting, highly empathetic, and smart. That’s also important to me: but the one who joyfully shouts, "Wow, what a smile, you are a champion..." sees me! Erdmuthe from Gera once said to me: "You know, I just saw you walking through the market; you walk like a queen, so upright and graceful." I then asked her... that could also come off as arrogant... then she said, "No... with everything you know and everything you do, you could hold your nose high, and because you don’t do that, I really like you." You can't say more than that – if the external image is like that – then thank you, dear world – I am there! In Chinese, Katerine means something like very-very, and that’s how I am, and those who find very-very too much don’t come to me. That’s it!

**2. What could your parents not give you?** Love, warmth, affection, self-confidence, security, calmness, satisfaction—essentially everything that leads most people to feel a sense of lack. My parents were no exception, which is why I feel this lack—this feeling of not having enough, that others have more, that I feel empty, that I am not seen… Everything that comes with envy, resentment, negativity. And this is not a behavioral pattern that I can just practice… It feels exactly like that—an essential void. My approach is always primarily organic. The question is—what has been missing here? It is missing in the adrenal gland, in our hormonal system, which can activate neurotransmitters and relay the hormones responsible for these feelings to our brain. Now, the adrenal gland has about 2000 hormones—so many associated feelings—while conventional medicine specifies only 20. So, asking conventional medicine about your essential well-being—well, good luck with that. Either you get fine chemicals with the few hormones or neurotransmitters we know, and those don’t work—I don’t need to say anything more about that. Or you undergo therapies in any form. That may help some, but how lengthy is that, and it only leads to limited success. This means that in my therapy, the adrenal gland is one of the most important organs I treat. I have to practically revive all the dried-up sources… and I do that. It happens to me very often that people say to me, “I want what you have”—this laughter, this radiance, this speed, and this curiosity. I always have to say again that when the adrenal gland is working, when it knows all the hormones and relays them, then you can connect and access a vast network of feelings—that is simply incredible. Every time I see the development of my challengers, I really think, “Wow, Trine, what have you discovered—what a gift to people and to myself.” Now, back to my parents—I am truly the best example that it really doesn’t matter what they didn’t give me; the body finds everything within itself. It is important to understand this and to accept the parents for who and what they are. It doesn’t matter what they couldn’t provide for the hormonal tree—perhaps because they never learned it themselves. The problem is not what they missed. The problem is what you alone miss—you are the navigator in your hormonal system; you use the neurotransmitters to regenerate your body and your brain, or you don’t. My parents brought me into this world, and if that was the only good thing they did… then that is great! Asking what they missed is a question that I believe should not be asked—instead, ask yourself what you are not finding in your body—then let’s fix it.

**4. Now, you’re someone who travels a lot and discovers the world. You can tell that from your book; you’re not afraid to go anywhere and explore things. If we were to meet somewhere in the world and get to know each other in the hotel bar, and I didn’t know who you were, and I asked you what you do, what would you answer me? Well, if I were to engage in a conversation with you, it would only be because I find you interesting and you have the prerequisites for a deep dive. So, superficial questions about what I do – I wouldn’t engage in that – because it usually ends with me hearing about the health issues of the entire family, and I really don’t want to deal with that while sitting in a bar. So, I’d say I have a bookstore. But if I notice, huh, this guy is really fascinating, and I know you can ask good questions – which I quickly realize – and, most importantly for me: I can learn something from you. So, someone who triggers my curiosity, well then… I would say… I am a medical researcher and travel around the world to study, improve, and make applicable various medicines and powerful healing methods, and I have combined these insights into a powerful overall method. My superpower is interconnected thinking, which allows me to integrate all these methods into a larger whole. Do you know the American series "The Good Doctor"? You might say the doctor is able to view the whole body – he hovers in the air, rotating and examining it from all sides – it’s somewhat like that, only I don’t need a hospital or surgery for it. When I treat someone, I integrate everything I know about them into a complete picture and connect all the information together, then I get the neurotransmitter and hormonal system to follow the healing process. With my complex knowledge, I treat all neurological and psychological disorders on an organic level. I am able to regenerate all organs, such as the heart, liver, spleen, small intestine, intestines, lungs, kidneys, and adrenal glands, including the brain, neurotransmitters, and hormonal system, within 21 days. Bam! … and now you can ask your questions… great segue, right? … Awesome.

**6. What does wisdom mean to you?** Wisdom is a deeper insight into life, not something like “we are all equal and are on a communal field wanting to regenerate together.” I know this theory—but sorry… We have energetically disturbed people around us—so I don’t want to be on the same field as them. The idea of swarm intelligence—thinking that if we all work together, we can solve it together—might benefit the disturbed, but not those who are in top condition. They would then wonderfully contribute to an oversized community—so no, I don’t believe in that. That is also far from wise. Wisdom is more about knowledge and understanding, and I can tell you that it is wiser to stay in your own field—to take care of exactly that—your hormonal field, the field that your brain radiates, or your strength. But it is also wise to perceive the field of the other person and, if necessary, protect yourself—especially if that person is extremely restless or very weak. You can nourish the other with your own field—that is wise. But to believe that in a large mass field where 70 percent have disturbed systems, we can fix it with 30 percent—that is beyond wise; that is foolish and wasteful. You can achieve much more by properly caring for one person—restoring them—and that person can then pass it on, for example, to their children, to the people they love, and so on. That way, you achieve far more. **Why do you see so few wise people anymore?** Wisdom involves a deep understanding of complex relationships. Here we already have the first problem. For complex relationships, for this interconnected thinking, for this holistic view, we need an intact brain. Just look at the rise of neurological diseases in Germany. What I observe more and more—especially in connection with the clogged vessels that lead to increasing restrictions—is that people can no longer think in an interconnected way. When people come to my treatments, it is extremely noticeable how one-dimensional their perception and thinking are. I often say on the first day: I will not slow down, and I will not engage with your tunnel vision—the goal is for you to be able to think as interconnectedly as I do when you leave. It’s about not just looking at things superficially, but recognizing the underlying principles and truths. But the brains are absolutely no longer capable of providing even a simple basic equipment to walk the path of wisdom. You cannot create a healthy community field with that. It’s like in a relationship—two strong individuals are needed to form a strong “we.” But if one is limping, then that is not a good relationship. A wise person is self-reflective and has a good understanding of their own strengths and weaknesses. You can only achieve that with an intact body and intact organs; otherwise, overestimation or underestimation of oneself will guide you. When I see how some people read my books—it turns out that they know someone with every chapter who has that issue and eagerly recommend my book to the next person without asking themselves what it has to do with them. A wise person can handle uncertainties and contradictions and finds peace in the imperfection of life. We have more and more people with rational brains who are ticking off lists and are on a constant search for errors, thinking that this is how they gain wisdom. I know what you are getting at with the question, but too many people no longer have the physical basic conditions to attain wisdom. That’s why I firmly believe that we should pass on our wisdom—once we have regenerated our system—intensively but based on a two-field principle. In the end, the community benefits more from that.

**8**Gratitude** So, the feeling of gratitude, to which I hold a high standard – let’s say gratitude at a very high level – is not a word or an exercise; it is a feeling. It is triggered by a hormone from the adrenal glands and one from the enteric nervous system of the small intestine. These dopamine-serotonin-P-11 hormone chains are not special events. When the chains are activated, which is an important part of my work, then the hormones are always there. You don’t need to write down on a piece of paper what you are grateful for today and hang posters on the wall – it simply flows effortlessly and permanently. It’s like a fundamental melody, one of the most important fundamental melodies of all. And then they do exactly what we discussed in the previous question: they create a self-evident feeling of connection with yourself and the world. There is no longer any room for lack. I can’t just say I’ll remove the lack from the system – I need to fill the void of lack. People fill these voids with the most degrading things: drugs, alcohol, and medications are just three of them. I can’t expect people to simply eliminate the things that create this feeling of lack for them and then leave a hole. That’s why 95% of all alcohol and drug therapies fail – because only the behavior is being addressed. But I take away a very degrading source of fun with terrible side effects that destroys your body and give you a real high that your body produces itself. Deal! The best example is Kurt Krömer, who talks all day about his depression. But what was the story? He was a severe alcoholic. This means the hormone chains are not there; otherwise, you wouldn’t need alcohol. We know this from research – this addiction is not about the poison; the body doesn’t actually need that. It’s about the dopamine curve – the anticipation of the next bottle of wine. When is it coming, or when are the next pills coming? This curve produces dopamine that the body doesn’t have itself. That is the addiction. So, Krömer goes through withdrawal – he couldn’t go on anymore; his body was at its end. But what then? The void that caused him to drink remains empty and is not filled by conventional medicine, and now – you’re left with your void. The next step for him is to go to a psychiatric ward, and now he’s on psychiatric medication, and you can see it; it’s a powder keg. Gratitude as some strange note-writing exercise is, for me, the biggest nonsense – because it distracts from important and deep feelings and pretends that something has actually taken place. Now, I’m going to play you a voice message from a challenger. 35 years old, from the Hamburg school of hip-hop, a decades-long stoner, growing and selling weed, constant dizziness, extreme weakness, long Covid – that’s what it sounds like even from a man from the restrained North when everything is back to normal. This is the greatest thing about my work: to see how the guys and girls get a new life. That brings me to my knees too.

**10 The midlife stage. Have you always had the idea that these are the best years? What we associate with this time is immediately the midlife crisis, which has overshadowed everything – crisis is right there at the top. But have you always thought that a crisis shouldn’t exist – that these are the best years? Well, if you listen to your wife’s podcast, which you might be doing, then it doesn’t surprise me that you think this way. When women over 40 exchange stories about menopausal symptoms and breathe through them with squeaky voices, it makes me feel so sick. Then they read books by some impossible American who doesn’t have the slightest clue about our deficiencies and systems – who tells them about bioidentical hormones... bioidentical... let that sink in for a moment... sure, and we’re talking about the five hormones that she only knows about. And then they sit there, cooing about how wonderful everything is since they started taking this artificial stuff, and you can already hear that none of it is true. None of them are bubbling with enthusiasm. The best years – I don’t know – it’s an incredibly long stretch to say that these are the best years; that’s just nonsense – 15 years of being the best? Come on! Regarding the last part of your question: did I think that a crisis shouldn’t exist – that these are the best years? Hey, the subconscious doesn’t recognize negation. The word "menopause" doesn’t exist in my vocabulary, and therefore, neither does "crisis." If the adrenal glands are functioning properly, then the eggs are all gone, and that’s that. You open the fridge and think, "Oh my God, that used to be 500,000, and now it’s done." Great. I didn’t have even the tiniest symptom. But I’ve always been sane during every one of those years, and I will always be. What does midlife even mean? I get 20-year-olds with symptoms like hot flashes, weakness, and depression... do they also have menopausal symptoms and only live to be 40? Connecting midlife with drama – I think about everything that’s always being discussed and how far everyone thinks they’ve come – if you associate that with a crisis, then I really think that’s a level between 40 and 55 where midlife is defined, and that’s just beneath contempt. I will keep saying it over and over again – these boxes that everyone has to fit into really get on my nerves – you wouldn’t believe it. So, between 40 and 55, there’s a crisis, and then... I’m turning 60? Then I’ll be standing there in beige clothes and a neat short haircut, having given up, and then the depression will be gone – because I’ve joined the ranks of the invisible. What kind of idea is that? You can’t be serious... the question is just so impossible – that’s why I can only respond like this – seriously, stop putting people in boxes... and age categories, and pretending how dramatic things have to be. And all of you out there who have been brainwashed into believing this – there’s only one answer: fuck off!

What is the difference between a famous person and a not-so-famous person? Personally, I don’t care at all. This is truly a fundamental prerequisite for a therapist. But it has deep roots in my own personality. As I mentioned in the first question, one needs a deep root and a natural sense of equality. If I am a fangirl of someone, then I cannot treat them. However, I am no one’s fangirl. I become a fan of the person I am treating – but not of what they do. So I don’t use the word "famous" at all: I always say “someone in the public eye” – not about followers but on stage with music or in acting, painting, etc. My job is to restore bodies and to create neurotransmitter-hormone chains so that people are absolutely happy and satisfied. Bands want that too – they want to touch people deeply and make them happy for at least the duration of a concert. So we both want the same thing – it would be incomprehensible to me why there should be a difference. That does not occur in my imagination or in my life. It’s more that people who want to come to my challenges are those who are strongly in the public eye – from whom I know that they don’t like it when I don’t praise their life’s work. That I am only moderately impressed that they had dinner with this or that person. So if the person does not step out of the role of (current example) the oh-so-great director, or does not want to step out because that is the only thing that defines them in their eyes, then it will be difficult. I take command in the 21 days – very clearly… but if a man stands in front of me who thinks that because he has made some nice films, he is now above me and that life is validating him because he has been nominated for an Oscar multiple times, then sorry – I won’t be able to treat him. If I give him legendary status now, I am out and ineffective in my treatment. I have to see that the last film was bad… I have to see that the director considered that film unfinished 15 years ago, and I need to find out what that has to do with him. I have to ask myself why the work is so poorly done. So I start to investigate… why are so many themes not well researched and simply poorly executed – why was the intention during filming not there at all, and why is there an attempt to interpret some meaning and depth into it afterward when nothing fits together? Why does the director talk in interviews about things in the film that don’t even happen there? It is his work, his thoughts, and his vision or lack thereof – that is very personal and belongs to him. So I cannot praise that – that’s why he is not with me. I can already see from the film that his brain doesn’t seem to function as well as it did 15 years ago. That is the reason why the film is so bad – he can no longer connect ideas, which is why some scenes make no sense to the viewer. And he seems to be lacking money – you can see that in many details, which I cannot disclose now, otherwise you would know who it is. Here’s the translation into English: He has so many accolades from his past works – this film is praised just like all the previous ones. But that only happens when you put someone on a pedestal, and he puts himself on that pedestal and stays there persistently. The question is, would he be able to handle it if I connect his currently poor work with his poor physical condition? I have to do that – I cannot exclude one pillar. Although that would be his greatest chance to come out of the beginning stages of dementia. He would rather die on a high pedestal without memories, surrounded by fangirls and boys. So the question is, when I treat someone in the public eye, can they leave that pedestal and be themselves? In this case, the answer would be no, and then I would refuse treatment. But if that person says, "Fuck, Katerine, I can’t get off this pedestal – help me," then I’m there. Or "Fuck this frontman nonsense, it’s driving me crazy, make a lead singer out of me – I’m in!" But if everything stays the same, I don’t want dementia – that’s not possible – I have to open an essential door: what does the director need? What is missing in his life? What deficiencies exist that make him live off this false attention? This negativity that arises when I elevate myself, this sarcasm. When hubris plays a significant role, when that person gets their only dopamine from the fanfare of others, they quickly land in overconfidence and arrogance. Hubris also means indulging... being greedy, greedy for success. You can do that with your success for a while, but if you don’t change that curve, you will stagnate in your development, and according to Greek mythology, Nemesis will follow – the punishment… the great downfall. You can do that at 20, even at 30, but if you don’t change, you won’t be a good director or a good actor, and you won’t be flexible, always playing the same roles. Some manage to cope with that until the end of their lives, but at a certain point, they will always remain below their potential. Or you will become mentally ill – when that success fades, and you are no longer celebrated, then we have the void of deficiency that you have filled for decades, and now there is nothing in the body, not a single hormone that can compensate – everything dries up. Then you extinguish, and we are once again far from wisdom. This is the same for Christian, who works in management and then gets fired. Armin Mueller-Stahl, the wise good man… said in a recent interview: There is a moment during filming when I am better than the director, better than the cameraman, and better than all the actors, and I am connected, and I know where the pause is and how it continues… then I fly. Flying is always the highest goal. There are only crawling creatures or people who fly. What a beautiful description of the hormonal system when it works and lets you fly. This is the Chinese story of the development of Khun, the fish that evolves into the Peng bird… rising into the air. Then development occurs. But if you remain a crawling creature and keep climbing onto the pedestal and want to stay there… then it quickly becomes undignified. So I am the woman for the whole thing… I want to turn every crawling creature into a Peng bird… the most beautiful Peng birds. But if someone says being a crawling creature is great – that is their right… but then I cannot treat that – it doesn’t matter whether you are in the public eye or not. I’ll give you a simple example: there is a fairly well-known American actress, Napo Baby, who has very famous actor parents and thus has received accolades in advance. She is in her mid-30s, and all the roles she plays portray a female image that leaves me speechless. Always the submissive, sexually dependent, financially dependent woman, or a woman with sugar daddies. She has this squeaky, submissive voice that resembles her mother’s exactly. She just produced a new film, and I thought, oh yes, hopefully, she has written a good story. But what comes out is again a role where a younger woman has an older man who constantly sends her dick pics. If you look at the constellation of her alpha fathers and stepfathers who have already dominated her mother’s life, then a significant change must take place in her body, her cells, and her hormonal system; otherwise, she will not develop further and will eventually be out of the age of dick pics, and then it will get difficult. If this actress were to develop breast cancer or gynecological cancer and wanted to treat it, I would already see in her roles where one of her major issues lies. I cannot then say, "Oh, she played that beautifully and how pretty she looks." Then I would be the wrong person. Because, for example, with hormone cancer in women, there must also be a change in the hormonal system and all organs involved, which means I need to motivate the cells to eliminate this female image as quickly as possible. Then we would have an actress who survives cancer and enters a new phase of her life as a woman with presence, a normal voice, and strength. Then dick pics would be a thing of the past. This is exactly the same with Ms. Meier who comes to me – I can immediately see the problem in her body language when interacting with men. When Ms. Meier changes her entire behavior and puts herself in a lower position, pouting her lips during the conversation, then it’s absolutely the same story – which we can then find in the cells. Whether you live in New York or in the middle of nowhere. We women can scream for equality as much as we want; if you carry such a pattern in your cells, whether through intergenerational transmission or through your own experiences, you will always encounter men who will jump right on that – in every double entendre. So – famous or not famous, prominent or not prominent – the organs, the disturbances, and what we have suffered from are the same in terms of body reaction – no matter how much money is behind it – I treat all people equally… as the saying goes, the last shirt has no pockets… and so it is and will remain.

**14. When Should Someone Seek Your Treatment?** I require a sense of urgency for treatment – the individual doesn’t need to have major, fear-inducing illnesses, but they must feel a sense of urgency themselves. The urgency that they can no longer continue with their body as it is. I turn away people who think I’m cool or who want to come because a friend of theirs has been to see me. That doesn’t interest me. I want to rock the body, and I can do that, but it cannot be something I want alone. We must share the same intention. I was just with a friend who has a girlfriend with extreme issues – everything from psychological to physical. She is supposed to be 40 years old but looks much older despite various facial procedures. Her kidneys are completely depleted, she has dark circles under her eyes, and although her hair is long, it is extremely thin and frizzy. She is very slim, but if you don’t nourish yourself well and with knowledge, the nutrient deficiency shows, which can look very much like a drug problem – even if it might not be one. She is light-years away from radiance and happiness. In every tenth sentence, I heard an unfulfilled desire for children, and she was constantly aggressive towards him, with the underlying message being: I have a messed-up life – now I’m old, have no children, no life of my own, and you are to blame. He would like me to treat her. When I asked her what her issues were, she said she had a stye 20 years ago. She practically stands in the house and says she has no basement. So, I have no packages to open. Great! I told my friend – that’s exactly what I can’t do. I can’t make someone beautiful for you. You drop her off with me and expect to get her back looking fresh? I would be very happy to restore a woman like that, but only with people who truly want it and who, over the course of 21 days, want to extract everything possible with me. I have extremely high standards for my work and what I want to achieve – I won’t settle for half measures. The urgency among younger people today is quite different. They notice very early on that something needs therapy and, of course, they have the experience from their parents, who are often in poor conditions, and they pay much more attention to themselves and are extremely reflective. For older generations, it’s the diagnosis – they need cancer or early dementia to do something for themselves. I’m always very astonished and appalled by this. I, who have never taken a pill in my life and am always in top condition, can energetically outshine anyone, can only marvel at what people of my generation endure without intervening. I often talk about the pyramid of healing. The physical lower level, where the organs are restored step by step – one after the other: liver, spleen, lungs, heart, small intestine, intestines, kidneys, adrenal glands, blood vessels, and brain – that is the basis of the organic part. Once that is done, I look at what behavioral patterns still exist that have not yet been addressed through organic regeneration. This is usually not as much as at the beginning. For some, everything is resolved through organic regeneration, and none of the many packages remain. For others, there may still be a behavioral pattern that we need to address. So, from the mountain of packages, there might be one or two left. I then turn to that in the second step and work with my very quick and highly efficient mental exercises, which, when the organ is prepared, often only take a few minutes, and then the issue is history. I often have patients who go to the door, turn around, and say, “This can’t be happening – it’s gone! I’ve carried this around for 20 years.” When you know, and I know it, in which organ which information is stored in the body, then it goes super fast and efficiently. In the third step, I come to the kidneys and adrenal glands and to each individual hormone and feeling that the person needs and that has been depleted. That’s the real high cinema. We need all these hormones every day for balance, regeneration, and well-being, and to reach higher levels in our development. As I said, the goal is that in the 21-day challenge or in the hidden treatment, everything that causes problems is resolved. It doesn’t happen with me that a person comes back with the same issues. If someone wants to continue developing, then I’m on board. But I don’t start from scratch with anyone again, and for that, I need to teach that person everything I know and can do within those 21 days. This is extremely important to me – no repetitions, please. So, the reason to enter treatment is your personal urgency. And if someone is still in the phase of saying, “I have no basement,” then we should all respect that and not turn the house upside down looking for the door. It’s not our house, and if it collapses, we must respect that too. I often have patients who tell me they have friends who desperately need help but won’t call me. Then it’s not yet time. Even if we think the pressure of suffering must be immense, it’s still not bad enough for that person – we have to wait until the urgency is there. Then I’ll get started, and I’ll rock everything for you – but I need a very clear “YES!”

**16. Fake or Feelings ? Feelings are fundamentally always and truly always good. What is bad is our way of dealing with them. Our brain remembers all events and always tries to do one thing... to protect us. When it warns us, it has stored something that prompts it to send signals because it perceives a potential threat to our life or health. This is fundamentally always and only good. The brain sends a signal, and neurotransmitters and hormones react immediately. For example, the feeling of lack often carries a feeling of homelessness. Home is also a feeling, not a place. If you, like me, are one with this world, then you must find home within yourself. The word "Heimat" (home) exists only in German; in other countries, "home" also means "Heimat," and in an intact system, that is sufficient. But with the German sense of lack, "home" is not necessarily accompanied by the feeling of "Heimat." That’s why we need two words for it. Most people have a place to call home, but not a feeling of "Heimat." Therefore, in my opinion, addressing feelings of lack in my challengers is one of the most important topics to prevent these feelings from being passed down to future generations. The feeling of hate is preceded by a story. One is definitely not born with hate. First, we see anger, rage, and dissatisfaction, which can then be directed against other people and turn into hate. Cells store the danger mode more intensely and react more quickly. You can imagine it like reviews on Airbnb: 1,000 people were thrilled and wrote only positive things about the vacation rental you want to book. But one person found the apartment too cold and froze. Suddenly, that thought won’t leave your mind: "No, I don’t want to freeze; I need to pack extra jackets, should I bring a heating blanket, and so on." Your brain doesn’t want you to get sick. The 999 people who were comfortably warm are of no interest. This is how cellular storage works and triggers fear, anger, sadness, negativity, insecurities, feelings of lack, autistic behavior patterns, diminished self-esteem, and much more. Additionally, there are intergenerational transmissions, behavioral patterns from your parents that your cells have remembered or that you have observed and adopted since childhood. When a mother is in danger mode, a child immediately notices it, no matter how well the mother tries to mask it—it's a hormonal reaction that transfers to the child, and children can see through any faked feelings. One of the worst problems I observe in Germany is precisely this: faked feelings. In the delusion of wanting to observe and judge everyone, everyone tries to behave so well and positively, must go to extremes to overcompensate, and dares not say anything, constantly correcting each other. Feelings are no longer feelings but rather assertions of feelings—formulated with the rational side of the frontal cortex and lacking any connection to the actual feeling. This means that the hormonal explosion triggered by true positive feelings is completely absent, and we hear singing voices trying to convince us how wonderful everything is. Then everyone wonders when, eventually, some of that hate, anger, and dissatisfaction bursts out, and unexpectedly terrible things happen from people who always seemed so nice and friendly. When the internal image and the external image do not match, we are so far from ourselves that healing is out of the question. A feeling that you perceive as negative in any way is a signal that something is stored in your body that wants to come out—because the time for these reactions may have long passed, and this reaction may not even belong to you. Children see through this entire charade and experience inner unrest, fears, are insecure, do not detach, and do not feel safe. From a young age, they have a non-functioning adrenal system because none of the motivating hormones, whose activation and motivation are the mother's responsibility, are sufficiently present, and these joyless children are hard to overlook. They have weak adrenal systems, lack of drive, and no motivation. Therefore, in my treatments, I must uncover every fake, find the place of cellular storage, eliminate this old or ancient situation, and assure the brain that it is now safe. Only then is it possible to activate all the hormones that will elevate you in your development. Then we stand there and mock Generation Z, calling them the "survival generation" and shaking our heads that they can’t get anything done? How dare you. --- If you need any adjustments or further assistance, feel free to ask!

++18. How do you see yourself? There are two levels: how I see myself internally and how I see myself externally. The more the internal image and external image are identical, the more you see YOURSELF. For me, they are very identical – I am also not at all pretentious or fake. That’s how I see MYSELF. I just worked with musicians, and one of them said, "Your face has subtitles. You can be read exactly. That’s amazing." But if the two images are not identical – for example, if you have a troubled liver... you might be negative, very quick to anger or explosive... but then you play the role of, "Oh, I’m so positive..." – you’re being fake. What do you see then? You know yourself, so you still see the complaining woman you don’t want to be. And there are no subtitles for you; what comes across externally wouldn’t match. Then you have to think about what you see that you don’t like – what is it? Your innermost self shapes your face, and that doesn’t lie. I once had a patient who said, "I don’t understand at all why I have such drooping mouth corners; I’m so funny and positive." You don’t have drooping mouth corners when you’re genuinely funny and positive; you might have laugh lines instead. I grew up in the GDR surrounded by many very strong women. One must always keep in mind that there was a choice before and during the construction of the Wall. There’s a fantastic film about this topic with a wonderful Ali Neumann called "Drei 1/2 Stunden." The travelers of the Interzonal train from Munich through Augsburg, Nuremberg, Bamberg, and Ludwigstadt to the Berlin East Station in Friedrichshain face a difficult decision on the day of the Wall's construction, August 13, 1961: to disembark in the Federal Republic of Germany before the inner-German border or to continue traveling to the German Democratic Republic. They have 3½ hours until crossing the border. A young band coming from a poorly attended concert in the West, among them a gay couple aware that their love is still criminalized in the West, and many women had to make decisions about where they wanted to live… where families were torn apart… the father continued to Bavaria, and the mother said she wanted to study engineering in Berlin, but in Bavaria, she would only get a job as a secretary. Or Maxi Wander, a writer, for example, who moved from Vienna to East Berlin because she felt she could express herself more freely in her art within socialism. She wrote one of the most beautiful books portraying the diversity of these women in the GDR: "Guten Morgen, du Schöne." So, let me clarify, I didn’t flee from this country for nothing – it was a cruel dictatorship… but when I see today what women have to fight for, and what I experienced regarding the image of women in the 60s/70s up to the early 80s, and how I was able to grow up… that is phenomenal. I was so shocked at 18 when I came to the West in '83… I had never encountered anything like it – that women would put themselves in such low positions was incomprehensible to me. My pediatrician, Dr. Blume, was a very strong person, and I found her very impressive. There was a children’s show: "Frau Puppendoktor Pille" with the big, smart glasses. While in Bavaria, the old lady knitted and mended the doll, I had a woman in a doctor's coat with big, wonderful glasses who competently repaired the doll. So from a young age, I always wanted to be 30, and I wanted to become Frau Puppendoktor Pille with the big, smart glasses. Or we always vacationed in Budapest, and I always wanted to be like those flight attendants from Malev, who were so beautifully incompetent, leaning against the airport wall and elegantly smoking their cigarettes. I told these stories to Gitte Haenning; we had many conversations about the image of women in Denmark or Sweden, which is very similar to what I experienced. Gitte is also a strong, very competent person who can move independently of men. We took the train towards Mecklenburg and had to change in Neubrandenburg. We went into the station kiosk, and when I walked in, the woman behind the counter loudly called out: "Ah, here comes Frau Puppendoktor Pille with the big, smart glasses." And Gitte said, "High five... you made it." I’m currently in Mexico, and when I stroll around to shop, I pass a store with this beautiful Mexican pottery, and on the side of the shop hangs a very large mirror with a beautiful tile frame. There’s a moment when you don’t expect to see yourself, and I see myself walking toward that mirror, and in that moment, until the brain realizes... oh, that’s me... you see yourself so unfiltered and think it’s someone else at first. I genuinely thought... wow – what a strong, open, friendly, very competent person... I thought, wow, what a presence, somehow a mix of Puppendoktor Pille and the beautiful flight attendant from Malev, and then I thought, oh, that’s me... what luck is that!