Chaos Theory and Self-Organization Systems in Recovery Medicine: A Scientific Review

Abstract

In this review, the theoretical principles, which provide the possibility of correction of acute stress pathology, are formulated in terms of the theory of chaos and self-organization. We present the concepts of phase space, channels, wildcards, attractors, determinism, synergetics, etc. and give the basic compartment and cluster approach to complex systems. Additionally, we show the interdependence of system analysis and synthesis applied to the development of European and Oriental medicine. Furthermore, the importance of modulation in adaptation programs in the control of the functional systems of a human body, confirmed in the data submitted for 14 patents covering inventions that have led to 2 discoveries, is demonstrated.