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About 5 years ago I was at my daughter's school at the sports festival as a helper. I was assigned to a teacher and we both had a ward to supervise. So far, it was all fine and gave me pleasure, until I had to notice that the teacher was taking advantage of certain students - the boys. I was quite annoyed by it, but swallowed it and was glad when the whole thing was over. I went home and was still thinking about how I could have prevented it or brought it up. At home we had coffee and ice cream in the early afternoon, the family was there and I came out of my isolation by talking about it. They understood that I hadn't raised the issue with the teacher and assured me that it wasn't wrong. While I was still eating the ice cream, I noticed that I was getting stomach pressures. But I was planning to make a real lunch: mashed potatoes and breaded and fried cauliflower. One of my all-time favorite foods. So I went to the kitchen and cooked the food for us. Meanwhile, the stomach ache increased and since I liked to eat cauliflower SOOOOO, I filled a small plate to eat with them. Big mistake! The abdominal pain got worse and worse, then I started gagging and vomiting. It dragged on into the night and only ended when everything was emptied above and below under convulsions.

The next time I ate cauliflower cutlets, the same game started: incredibly bad stomach pain, choking, vomiting, diarrhea... And I just thought: no, no, not complaints from my favorite food!!!

Since cauliflower was really one of my absolute favorite foods, I had to figure out where the problem came from and I remembered the thing about the teacher. At the time, I thought I had a stomachache because of this conflict, which was resolved for me by telling stories at the coffee table. And I also knew that it wasn't very smart to munch on the cauliflower when I already had a stomach ache!! But that had to be the track. Cauliflower. With this realization, the next cauliflower in the form of homemade schnitzel came to my plate at some point and lo and behold: everything without any problems. No more complaints since then!

In addition, I had also eaten cauliflower in a different form of preparation in between and that didn't cause me any problems.

Conflict would therefore be territorial anger in the stomach because of the teacher and then a chunk conflict with the cauliflower, because I put it in my already rumbling stomach and it did not "go down very well" there.

Report translated by: Monique Hetfeld