Disrupted Rhythm as the Primary Cause of Oncological Chaos: Why Medicine Treats the Consequence Instead of the Cause
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| author | Mikuláš, Peter |
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| contents | <p>This article proposes that cancer is not driven primarily by genetic evolution, but by a breakdown of biological rhythm. When physiological cycles collapse, the microenvironment becomes chaotic, preventing true evolutionary processes and enabling pseudoevolution — rapid, directionless, and unstable reorganization of cellular states. Biochemists and pharmaceutical approaches often fail because they treat the biochemical consequences of chaos rather than addressing the physical loss of rhythm that generates it. Restoring rhythmic stability may represent a fundamental new direction for future cancer research and therapy.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Disrupted Rhythm as the Primary Cause of Oncological Chaos: Why Medicine Treats the Consequence Instead of the Cause Mikuláš, Peter cancer pseudoevolution; disrupted rhythm; microenvironmental chaos; physical basis of cancer; evolutionary instability; therapeutic resistance; biological cycles; tumor heterogeneity <p>This article proposes that cancer is not driven primarily by genetic evolution, but by a breakdown of biological rhythm. When physiological cycles collapse, the microenvironment becomes chaotic, preventing true evolutionary processes and enabling pseudoevolution — rapid, directionless, and unstable reorganization of cellular states. Biochemists and pharmaceutical approaches often fail because they treat the biochemical consequences of chaos rather than addressing the physical loss of rhythm that generates it. Restoring rhythmic stability may represent a fundamental new direction for future cancer research and therapy.</p> |
| title | Disrupted Rhythm as the Primary Cause of Oncological Chaos: Why Medicine Treats the Consequence Instead of the Cause |
| topic | cancer pseudoevolution; disrupted rhythm; microenvironmental chaos; physical basis of cancer; evolutionary instability; therapeutic resistance; biological cycles; tumor heterogeneity |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17789592 |