1. We will explain these in an extra session. 
2. The light blue font is meant to reflect the light blue region of the brain graphic (part of the sensory cortex), while the red font and the red frame of the whole graphic is meant to point out that this is about the cerebral cortex and ectodermal tissues. The red and blue of the phases are darker shades. Sorry for the confusion!
3. An ulcer is a "tissue minus".
4. The cortical motoric impulse is travelling with the ((Nervous - Motoric Innervation|nerve)) through the spinal cord and further on to the effecting ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|striated muscles)) When there is a minus in stress, the impulses are blocked, resulting in paresis (weakness) or paralysis (no muscular action possible). Symptoms can also be shaking and instability.
The nerves can also be impacted by physical damage, like a torn disc. In case of a disc hernia the first conflict was self-devaluation and degradation of the ((Musculoskeletal - Cartilage|cartilage)), and the secondary conflict is the inability to move.
5. Fibromyalgia is a diagnosis meaning pain in muscles and fibres (like in the fascia). These belong to the mesodermal tissues and not ectodermal skins.
But ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|epidermis)) plus KCT syndrome could result in hives or shingles for example. ((Digestive - Anal Mucosa (squamous epithelium)|Anal mucosa)) plus KCT can produce painful fissures or hemorrhoids.
6. In the graphic, I marked the organs in the ((Digestive - System Overview|digestive tract)) that, apart from endodermal tissue (yellow), also have ectodermal parts (red). The "inner skin scheme" applies mainly for these, plus for the lining in the ((Circulatory - Coronary Veins (intima)|coronary vessels)) of the heart.