Unification Theory of Medicine

A grand unification theory of medicine would describe this area of physiology where certain things are happening simultaneously with others. For instance, inflammation is inseparable from lower pH, oxygen, CO2 and cell energy levels, which of course would track with cell temperature, respiration and elimination. There is a point where one cannot separate out oxygen from CO2 levels because they are locked into a tight mathematical relationship with each other. The same is true about pH and cell voltage. As CO2 levels go south with O2 levels, pH dives as does cell voltage.

With inflammation we have viral, bacterial and fungi sharks ready to start biting on tissues until the entire process leads to degenerative diseases and cancer. Most infections do not take hold on strong healthy tissues.

The concept of a unified medicine originates as far back as to the time of Aristotle in 500 B.C. and Hippocrates in 340 B.C. In the 21st century we have a pool of brilliant physicians and researchers who together give us enough brainpower to launch another attempt at creating a whole new outlook on how to view and practice medicine.