The Theory of Endobiogeny

The Theory of Endobiogeny, Volume 1: Global Systems Thinking and Biological Modeling for Clinical Medicine focuses on the theory, mathematical modeling and defense of medicinal plants within the greater therapeutic compendium. It offers an in-depth assessment into common disorders, an endobiogenic analysis, guidance on using biological modeling tools, and suggestions for treatment using standard of care treatments that also stress diet, lifestyle and medicinal plants. This approach is an evolution in thinking from reductionism to holism, offering advice for a symptomatic treatment used in conjunction with a new way of thinking about diseases and disease management.

• Moves the functional medicine approach to a higher level of integration and true systems thinking
• Extends systems biology from cell level to physiology level
• Provides a succinct summary of root cause, mechanisms, symptoms and treatments for diseases

Researchers and clinicians interested in systems biology and integrative medicine

1. A general overview of systems theory, integrative physiology and the theory of endobiogeny
2. The autonomic nervous system
3. A clinical introduction to the endocrine system according to the theory of Endobiogeny
4. Pineal Axel
5. Corticotropic Axis
6. Gonadotropic Axis
7. Thyrotropic axis
8. Somatotropic Axis
9. Coupled axis
10. Endocrine-Organ relationships: drainage, detoxification and disease
11. Adaptation Syndromes
12. The art of history taking
13. The art of the physical exam
14. Introduction to the biology of functions
15. Introduction to the use of medicinal plants
16. Therapeutics according to an Endobiogenic reflection