2.2.22. Systemic Coherence - Introduction

1. *Summary: The text discusses the concept of coherence in the human body, starting from the atomic level and extending to the systemic level of organ and system cooperation. It highlights the limitations of traditional medical checkups that focus on individual parameters rather than the overall coherence of the body. The text also introduces the idea of systemic coherence and its importance for overall health.*

So let's look at the highest level of coherence. What does systemic coherence means and why this is important? So before we talked about coherence, again, at the level of individual atoms, at the level of molecules and also at the level of functioning of individual units as in cells. But such complex system as our body has to be also coherent at the much higher level, the level of cooperation between individual organs and cooperation between individual systems. So when you go for your medical checkup, you will be taking different exams. They will look in your blood for different -- it could be a whole panel, dozens of different parameters, and they will look how each individual parameter is it within the more, not so much. And then depending on the outcome of the test, they can, let's say, prescribe you a particular drug. But who is looking not at the individual test result