Slow Aging and Delay Chronic Disease Development
William H Bestermann Jr MD, Mati Guralnek, Justin M. Davis"Your body is the most complex machine you own, but it didn’t come with instructions. I'm writing the Owner's Manual."
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Part 10: The Collapse of the Silos (Why the Old Paradigm is Dead)
In his landmark book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Thomas Kuhn explained that old scientific models don’t just fade away gracefully. They collapse when the pile of “anomalies”—facts that the old model cannot explain—becomes too m...
Part 9: The Simplicity on the Other Side of Complexity: A National Mandate
There is a fundamental rule in the history of science: The more we understand a disease, the simpler the treatment becomes. Complexity is often just a failure to implement the latest science.
Part 8: The Practical Guide: When Do I Actually Start?
Over the last seven parts of this Unifying Hypothesis of Chronic Disease, we have completely dismantled the old plumbing paradigm of medicine. We have proven that chronic disease is a systemic biological fire driven by overwhelmed mitochond...
Part 7: The Greatest Anomaly (The Economics of “Heroic Rescue”)
Over the first six parts of this Unifying Hypothesis of Chronic Disease, we have systematically mapped the true biological engine of human aging and illness.
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Dr. Bill Bestermann is an internal medicine doctor who practiced preventive cardiology for the last 20 years of his practice. He has learned that certain medicines have a more positive effect on your health than others and explains why.
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