Womb as Paradise Lost

Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
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Practical Part – Mindlink sysrtem: “Concluding Remarks”
As the ultimate consequence of this methodological system we find the
prenatal influences from the stress-reductive hormone cortisol and the foetal
programming with physical and psychological disorders like the HPA-
Axis-insufficiency, basis for an adrenal gland overload of insufficiency. 385
This foetal programming and the inheritance of the epigenetic genome stamps the
development of the embryo and the fetus with early-birth, low-birth weight and
brain-damage in several disorders. 386
Decreasing flexibility is a sample of distortions by the foetal programming. This
decrease affects metabolic and immunologic flexibility. This disorder of flexibility
belongs to the epigenetic programming of the genes belonging to the stress,
metabolic and immune system. Some effects of gen-programming - as a deeply
psycho-trauma – can overcome by re-programming the epigenetic expression,
e.g. by activation of the self-recovering ability, just like the Tesla-transformational-Mindlink-system.
Besides the effects on the HPA-axis, HPT-axis and
HPG-axis are close connected and influenced in the same manner. 387
As an umbrella term we introduced adaptogenic capacity, the disordered capability
to live adapted as full responsible member of society, living within a social
matrix. Adaptation gives us the opportunity to be flexible and dynamic. The contrast
is a rigid or mental disabled personality.
After treating the effects of the prenatal period, the clinical hermeneutic part of
the system is a strong tool to recover the attenuated adaptogenic capacity.
385 Hompes, Dr. Titia, op. cit. part 1
386 The Foetal Programming and the origins of diseases later in life belongs to the so-called Barker-hypothesis and his
publications e.g. the foetal origins of coronary heart disease (art. BMJ, 1995).
“He described in detail the potential influence of an adverse inuterine environment on the potential development of disease”,
quote of Hompes op. cit. introduction.
387 Bergh, Dr. Bea van den, a.o. “High Antenal Maternal Anxiety is Related to ADHD Symptoms, Externalizing Problems,
And Anxiety in 8- an 9-Year-Olds, Child Development, 2004, Vol. 74,4