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Anfang 2005 erschien in der eher unbekannten Zeitschrift „The Scientific World“ ein Artikel der Autoren Ventegodt, Anderson und Merrick, der sich mit den Hamer’schen Ideen auseinandersetzt. Auf diesen Artikel wurde [[Helmut Pilhar]] aber erst im Juli 2006 aufmerksam. Der Abstract lautet:<br>

Anfang 2005 erschien in der eher unbekannten Zeitschrift „The Scientific World“ ein Artikel der Autoren Ventegodt, Anderson und Merrick, der sich mit den Hamer’schen Ideen auseinandersetzt. Auf diesen Artikel wurde [[Helmut Pilhar]] aber erst im Juli 2006 aufmerksam. Der Abstract lautet:<br>

:''The aim of this paper is to examine if the “medical laws” found by the German physician Ryke Geerd Hamer are substantiated by contemporary holistic medical theory. He developed a psychosomatic theory after a personal emotional trauma that he believed resulted in his subsequent development of a testicular cancer. From our analysis, it is clear that the two most fundamental principles of Hamer’s work, the psychosomatic “iron law of cancer” (Hamer’s first “law”) and the principle of pathogenesis being reversed into salutogenesis (Hamer’s second “law”), are well-established principles of holistic medicine today. Hamer’s understanding of symbols in medicine, virus and bacteria, and the evolutionary process itself (Hamer’s third, fourth, and fifth “law”) differs a great deal from both traditional and contemporary holistic medical theory and we did not find them substantiated. Hamer’s understanding of cancer metastasis was built on these failing principles and therefore not substantiated either. Altogether, it seems that Hamer’s thinking was basically sound as the most fundamental principles of his work were built on an understanding very similar to holistic medical thinkers of today. We found his postulate that metastatic cancer patients can be healed or their health improved by using his system of holistic medicine likely to be true, at least for some motivated patients. This must be tested scientifically, however, before being accepted. His presentation of his system and work has been idiosyncratic and highly provocative, which has alienated him from the whole medical community.” ''

:''The aim of this paper is to examine if the “medical laws” found by the German physician Ryke Geerd Hamer are substantiated by contemporary holistic medical theory. He developed a psychosomatic theory after a personal emotional trauma that he believed resulted in his subsequent development of a testicular cancer. From our analysis, it is clear that the two most fundamental principles of Hamer’s work, the psychosomatic “iron law of cancer” (Hamer’s first “law”) and the principle of pathogenesis being reversed into salutogenesis (Hamer’s second “law”), are well-established principles of holistic medicine today. Hamer’s understanding of symbols in medicine, virus and bacteria, and the evolutionary process itself (Hamer’s third, fourth, and fifth “law”) differs a great deal from both traditional and contemporary holistic medical theory and we did not find them substantiated. Hamer’s understanding of cancer metastasis was built on these failing principles and therefore not substantiated either. Altogether, it seems that Hamer’s thinking was basically sound as the most fundamental principles of his work were built on an understanding very similar to holistic medical thinkers of today. We found his postulate that metastatic cancer patients can be healed or their health improved by using his system of holistic medicine likely to be true, at least for some motivated patients. This must be tested scientifically, however, before being accepted. His presentation of his system and work has been idiosyncratic and highly provocative, which has alienated him from the whole medical community.”''<ref>http://www.thescientificworld.com/SCIENTIFICWORLDJOURNAL/toc/TSWJ_ArticleLanding.asp?jid=0&FromPage=Main&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;ArticleId=1623&navFrom=Main&From=Result </ref>  

<ref>http://www.thescientificworld.com/SCIENTIFICWORLDJOURNAL/toc/TSWJ_ArticleLanding.asp?jid=0&FromPage=Main&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;ArticleId=1623&navFrom=Main&From=Result </ref>  

Obwohl dieser Text, wie international üblich, in relativ einfachem Englisch gehalten und damit sehr verständlich formuliert ist, fertigt Pilhar eine Übersetzung an. Ob er dies aufgrund der besseren Verständlichkeit für nötig erachtete, kann nur vermutet werden. Auffällig ist jedoch, dass Pilhars Übersetzung an einigen Stellen Fehler enthält, die der Darstellung und Wertung der GNM zugute kommen:

Obwohl dieser Text, wie international üblich, in relativ einfachem Englisch gehalten und damit sehr verständlich formuliert ist, fertigt Pilhar eine Übersetzung an. Ob er dies aufgrund der besseren Verständlichkeit für nötig erachtete, kann nur vermutet werden. Auffällig ist jedoch, dass Pilhars Übersetzung an einigen Stellen Fehler enthält, die der Darstellung und Wertung der GNM zugute kommen: