At first glance, this might sound like a piece about physics. Stay with me here, because it’s actually about how systems evolve, including your body. Most of us grew up with the idea that the universe is made of separate things. Matter we can see and matter we can’t. Forces that act here and other forces that act somewhere else. That way of thinking shows up in medicine too. We separate organs, symptoms, and diagnoses, then wonder why treating one piece rarely changes the who

A human cell under fluorescent microscopy Naturopathic oncology begins with a simple truth that often gets lost in the rush toward scans and drugs and survival curves. Cancer does not arise in a vacuum. It grows in an ecosystem. It grows in a person. And that person has a physiology, a history, a nervous system, relationships, traumas, habits, hopes, microbiome, metabolism, beliefs, and a lifetime of adaptive patterns that shape the internal world we call the terrain. When we

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