The male protagonist Lu Beichen talks about systemic medicine with "circulatory homeostasis" as its core. He believes that the essence of health is not the absence of disease, but that the blood throughout the body can smoothly nourish every cell and take away metabolic waste in a timely manner - that is, "with good circulation, all diseases will not occur." The root cause of the disease lies in the loss of circulatory homeostasis, from functional disorder (level 1) to microenvironmental deterioration (level 2), and finally to organic disease (level 3). This process is the embodiment of the law of increasing entropy of the universe in the human body.
Circular medicine deeply integrates ancient wisdom and modern science:
· Cornerstones of physics: law of entropy increase, electromagnetic field resonance, negative entropy flow.
· Medical model: five states (autonomous nerves, blood pressure, coagulation, inflammation, oxidative balance); four major regulatory hubs (celiac vascular axis, mind-circulatory axis, six meridians-circulatory axis, subtle-mind axis).
· Core tool: electromagnetic wave therapy - using an ordered electromagnetic field to guide disordered bioelectricity back to order, non-invasive, precise and quantifiable, achieving "stabbing without needles and moxibustion without fire".
· Integrated strategy: drugs serve as strategic cover, surgery serves as the ultimate repair, rehabilitation, nutrition, and psychology are coordinated, and step-by-step intervention (basic, targeted, and support) is used.
Circulatory medicine does not negate modern medicine, but adds to it the puzzle of "systemic vision". It guides us to hear the body's cry for help when we are out of balance at the first level, and use simple methods such as abdominal heat therapy, brisk walking, going to bed early, and not being anxious to reverse sub-health and prevent chronic diseases. The ultimate goal is to make the cyclic age smaller than the chronological age, make the river of life smooth, and realize that "righteousness exists within and evil cannot be affected".
Purpose: Circulatory Medicine: Revealing that the common essence of chronic disease and aging is the loss of circulatory homeostasis, advocating a shift from "fighting disease" to "protecting the river of life", and returning medicine to a systemic perspective and humanistic warmth. Three connotations: 1. System view: Disease is not an isolated part failure, but the blockage and entropy increase of the systemic circulation network. The ultimate cure is not to fix things, but to dredge the rivers and restore order. 2. Prevention perspective: When there is a first-level imbalance, the body has already sent out signals such as fatigue, chills, and insomnia. Only by understanding these calls for help can we stop the progression to organic disease before we are sick. 3. Humanistic outlook: Medical ethics is not only technology, but also companionship. Electromagnetic waves are physical negative entropy, and the real entropy reducer is everyone who is willing to hear the voice of his own body and take responsibility for his own health. The ultimate direction: let everyone learn to talk to the body, let the cyclic age be smaller than the chronological age, and let the river of life flow smoothly.