SECOND LAW OF BIOLOGY

🧬 HOW DOES DISEASE PROGRESS?

This law explains how a disease unfolds over time.

It describes the biphasic nature of diseases that have a resolution, meaning that every disease or biological, logical, and meaningful process of nature (SBS) consists of two phases:

1️⃣ The Active Phase (conflict-active phase)
2️⃣ The Healing Phase (if and only if the conflict has been resolved through Conflictolysis (CL))

For healing to occur, knowing the solution is not enough—the conflict must be fully resolved.

A conflict can be resolved either:
✔ Through a physical action
✔ Through awareness and understanding of what happened, preventing further biological activation of the conflict.

A patient who has not resolved their conflict remains in the first phase (conflict-active). If they successfully resolve the conflict, they automatically enter the healing phase, where the body begins to repair the affected organ.

🔹 It is crucial to understand that a biological shock (DHS) immediately disrupts the natural day-night rhythm and triggers the conflict-active phase.

🔹 The shock activates a Special Biological Program (SBS), which enables the organism (psyche, brain, and organ) to increase its functional capacity and focus entirely on resolving the unexpected situation.

🔹 In some cases, it may be preferable not to resolve the conflict too quickly, but rather reduce its intensity, as the healing phase can sometimes be challenging to endure.