J K RAJASEKARAN

Modern Medicine's Control Theory Deficit: Why Systemic Medicine Requires Cybernetics, Bioelectricity, and Pattern-Based Homeostasis

ABSTRACT Modern clinical medicine remains heavily anchored in a target-based, reductionist paradigm that treats disease as a collection of localized molecular failures rather than a disruption of systemic stability. While Systems Biology emerged to bridge this gap, it frequently...

Reversing Metabolic Shutdown: A Unified Bioelectric Model of Type 2 Diabetes and Hypothyroidism

ABSTRACT Modern clinical pharmacology treats Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) and Hypothyroidism as isolated chemical/endocrine signaling defects —framing T2DM as insulin receptor binding insensitivity and hypothyroidism as a glandular thyroid hormone deficit. This paper proposes...