Welcome to this course on the biological foundations of male and female behavior, communication, and emotional design. In today’s world, where gender roles have become blurred or misunderstood, many people are struggling—not just emotionally, but biologically.

Our relationships suffer, families fragment, and individuals experience illness, confusion, and a deep sense of disconnection.

This course invites you to return to what is natural and biologically intelligent. Men and women are not the same—and that is a gift. We are designed to complement one another.

Men are wired for action, provision, and protection. Women are emotionally intuitive, relational, and sensitive to safety and connection. These are not social roles; they are biological truths rooted in our nervous systems.

When these natural differences are ignored or reversed, it creates internal conflict—and conflict creates disease. As German New Medicine (GHk) teaches, unresolved shocks and emotional wounds manifest in the body as specific, meaningful symptoms. For example:

Liver issues often reflect a starvation conflict—a feeling of being financially deprived or unsupported.

Lung conditions can stem from a death-fright conflict, especially when someone fears for their survival.

Existence conflicts, often linked to kidney collecting tubules (KCT), arise when someone feels abandoned, isolated, or exiled from life itself—common in the elderly placed in care homes without a partner or family.