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integrated system biology medicine

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Principles of the Bioregulatory Medicine

BIOREGULATORY ME I!I"E


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title

British Academy for Bioregulatory Medicine

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title

Dr Damir A Shakambet M.D.

Biomedic Centre

23 Manchester Street

London W1U 4DJ

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Introduction to

Bioregulatory Medicine

- re/alence o0 De enerati/e

and Mali nant Diseases

- Allo athic treatment based onbiochemical or mechanistica roach

- oor s)ccess 0or com lediseases

- eed 0or ne( treatment


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Introduction to



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Introduction to



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What are solutions?

ersonalisedre/entati/e5 redicti/e

S+stem Biolo + 6 M)lti0actorial 6 Balancin 6 Sel0 healin otential


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Dynamic HealthModel

Presomatic Acute

Chronic

S T A T I C MOD !

Degenerati"e

D # $ A M I C MOD !

on!s) ressi/e Biore )lator+ re/ersal

S) ressi/e disease sta e treatment

Malignant

Introduction to



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Scientifc Paradigm Shi t

%& m'iricism (Aristotle)and !inear 'aradigm ofcause*effect (Descartes)

+& Singular Aetiologicalfactor determinesTreatment

,& Palliati"e treatment

-& Increased incidence ofchronic and malignant

diseases

%& System Biology * multifactorialcauses Integrati"e and .olistictreatment

+& Multi*causal treatment ofsu''orting .omeostasis

,& Causati"e and Pre"entati"etreatment

-& Decreased incidence ofchronic and malignant

diseases

Current MedicalModel

New Medical Model ©

Introduction to


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Dynamic Model oHealth

Disease orientated model

Waitin 0or s+m toms

Dia nosis!0i ed7 criteriabased

rolon li0e and alliati/etreatment

Health orientated model

Early presomatic signs

Diagnosis-fexible andpersonalised search ordysregulation

Reversal o Chronicdisease and causaltreatment

Old Static model $e/ Dynamic model

Introduction to


S Bi l d Bi


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System Biology and Bioin ormatics

Biolo ical Com le S+stems

"Systems biology is putting together rather than taking apart,favouring integration rather than reduction. It means changing

our philosophy, in the full sense of the term"

Denis oble


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Bertalanffy Prigogine

- Biolo ical o en s+stems

- ?ro) o0 ob@ects that (ork inconcert rod)ce some res)lt

- S+stem as a set o0 inde endentand interactin arts.

0eneral System Theory

Self*organisation

Ilya Prigogine

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- M)lti le interactions o0 the s+stem- :r anisation is s ontaneo)s as

attem t to o to e*)ilibri)m as a 0ormo0 resonance.- Balance o0 e loitation and

e loration

Karl Ludwig von ertalanffy

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Biolo ical Com le S+stems


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Wiener

!ystems "iologyBiolo ical Com le S+stems

Ti d di i#rinciples o "ioregulation


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Time and space medicine#rinciples o ioregulationand Homeostasis

1 e r t i c a

l

.ori2ontal

Disease le+els#rinciples o "ioregulation


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D % ! E & ! E

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Biochemical

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Disease le+els,space medicine-

#rinciples o ioregulation

and Homeostasis

Ch l Di#rinciples o "ioregulation


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Chronology o Disease,time medicine-

c p es o o egu at o

and Homeostasis

hori2ontal a3is*time

Homeostatic ailure#rinciples o "ioregulation


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Homeostatic ailure.Dis/ease0

p g

and Homeostasis

Bioelectroma netism and


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Bioin ormation=)man lectro h+siolo +

S tPsycho/neuro/immune


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Systeminterrelationship

Psycho/neuro/immuneSystems

'round regulating Systems


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D$A P$ I

Cell

rece'tors

Transducing

Signalling

'igenetic

regulating'roteins

$er"e Biological Connecti"e

Path/ays molecules fibres

Bioin ormatics and DN( / PNE! Control

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EN)!*%NMENT

=omeothera e)ticals

#rinciples o "ioregulation


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n/ironment is +o)r e ternal metabolism

Dr )ax erson

E#ternal1internal en+ironmentsystem control

and Homeostasis

P $ I 04SInternal en"ironment

D$A

3ternal en"ironment

Biolo ical terrain


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Biological terrain and Clinical cology

and Clinical colo +

Biolo ical terrain


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%#idati+e stress

(issuelesion

Augmented en2ymesthat 'roduce radicals

Phagocytosis!n2ammation"(cti+ation o thephospholipases3cycloo#ygenases y

lypoo#ygenases$

Destruction o theantio#idants*elease o metalsand proteins"hemoglo4in3myoglo4in$ !nterruption oelectron transport

Trauma

.eat

Infection

To3ins

0eo'atic

and Clinical colo +


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;eh+dration;eh+drationdeh+drationdeh+dration


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pH*+,.

pH*+,/

8ncreased


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Bioregulatory

Deto#ifcation

Deto#ifcation


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Deto#ifcation

cellulardetoxification

matrix

detoxification

capillary ylymphatic

detoxification

-KIDNEYS

-LIVER G BLADDER

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t

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i o n

Biolo ical terrain


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Bioregulatory

Micro4iome treatment0'a bact1rie n2est rien, C2est le terrain 3ui ait tout0

' #asteur

and Clinical colo +


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StructuralBioregulatory treatment


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Psycho*"egetati"e treatment


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Summary

The End


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The End

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