Charles Herbert Best (1899–1978)

The study of the dynamic interrelationships between tissues and organs is the organismal level, which is the operational level of the practicing physician. [1] Death is the disturbance of the relationships between cells. (Usually virtually all other parts are viable, although heart, lung, eye reflexes are absent.) This work brings a few powerful observations about cellular biology into the treatment field to illuminate and clarify facets of physiology.

Cells are bounded by an asymetrical membrane, and membranes have even been found for certain particles and organelles. Compare, viruses are bounded but not generally by a membrane, and in that case, such as the large mammalian viruses, appear to be derived from the unit membrane of the host cell. [2] With all the morphological, chemical and electrical implications. This is a work of physiology to consider in treating pathology.

Sections on the nervous system, special senses, sensation, nerves, cerebellum, autonomic nerves, vision, dioptrics, hearing, electromyography, skeleton, blood, lymph, circulation, anemias, heart, heart disorders, HBP, hyperventilation, shock, hemorrhage, aging, arteriosclerosis, respiration, digestion, metabolism, nutrition, glands, endocrines, urine.… (altro)