Chapter II
Information Medicine in Clinical Practice
The application of a new paradigm medicine to clinical practice is based on the
realization that the ordering-structuring factor in the universe Bohm called
"in-formation," and traditional wisdom named chi or qi (or prana or etheric
factor), is the key to maintaining the integrity and safeguarding the health of
organisms. Clinical experience confirms the healing power of nature's
information, and the importance of using it in addition to, or in concert
with, established methods.
The information contextualized by cells and cellular systems is not limited to
the classically recognized bio-physiological aspects of the body. The content
of the information that directs choices in the organism is supra-biological: in
the last count, it is the effect of the cosmic attractor that forms and
structures processes in the universe.
It is now recognized that the causes of disease may be more than bacterial and
viral: there may be deficiencies and imbalances in the organism that are not
evident on the biochemical level. Subliminal psycho-emotional causes could also
manifest as disease. And there may be personal lifestyle and environmental
factors that impact negatively on the organism. These indicate inadequate
in-formation by the attractor that structures systems in space and time.
In-formation guides formative processes throughout the organism as well as
between organisms. It acts on the epigenetic system, the system that guides the
activation and suppression of particular genes--which in turn regulates the
functioning of the whole organism. In acting on the epigenetic system--the
system that determines the activation/suppression of particular
genes--"in-formation" determines the response of the organism to the signals
that reach it. In the embryo it determines the process whereby stem cells
differentiate into normal cells (kidney, lung, liver, brain, and still other
cells). Cellular differentiation involves a complex series of precisely sequenced
steps, at the end of which every cell in the developing organism shares the
same genetic code. Following cell differentiation in the embryo, the two codes
remain aligned and use the same system to receive and decode messages. This
enables the diverse types of cells in the embryo to "understand" each
other.
Molecules and other factors of the microenvironment carry information, and
cells process that information, decoding and integrating it both in regard to
its form and its content. The messages elicit responses, and the responses
communicate information to all the cells of the body, whether they are proximal
or distant.
Communication among cells takes place when the cells are integrated in a body.
Through the exchange of messages, cells constitute an integral cognitive
network. This network processes information in all species of organism,
including the simplest unicellular species.
As already noted, the living organism is more than the sum of its parts. The
integrality of the organism ensures that the various chemical and
physical-chemical reactions are not expressions of separate events, but result
from the fine-tuning of the organism to its intrinsic and extrinsic (internal
and external) environment. It allows molecules and cells to adopt behaviors
corresponding to their location within the system.
The differentiation of DNA is indispensable for the re-programming of
dysfunctional or downright malignant tumor cells toward benign behavior.
Reprogramming Cancer Stem-like Cells
The whole organism, with all its subsystems and organs, is an integral
cognitive network, and in the case of a diseases such as cancer, information in
that system is blocked: it does not govern the behavior of a group of malignant
cells. The dialogue between the organism and that group of cells is arbitrarily
uncontextualized--interrupted. The signification-codes have changed; they are
not the same as those in healthy, normal cells.
Cancer tumor cells organize their own behavior at the expense of the whole
organism. Normally differentiated cells cooperate and their behavior is in
harmony with cells in the rest of the organism, whereas cancer cells, not being
adequately in-formed, may develop malignancy and adopt counterfunctional
behaviors. However, this flaw can be corrected. If the organism is given access
to the in-formation that maintains or contributes to the health of the
organism, it can re-program its malfunctioning cells.
It is known that during the phase of organogenesis (when the organs are
forming) in the embryo, regulatory substances are present that correct
alterations caused by carcinogens in the embryo's stem cells. These substances
act on the epigenetic code that regulates gene expression in the embryo. They
are stem-cell differentiation stage factors (SCDSFs), and they slow or stop the
growth of a variety of tumors.
The behavior of tumor cells cannot be reduced to a problem of cells and genes.
An explanation based solely on molecular mechanisms resulting from genetic
activity and related growth factors does not clarify the nature of cancer.
Cancer is a complex system where contact and communication with the flow of
information among organs and systems of organs is interrupted, and the
in-formation that structures and governs the living organism is inadequately
accessed. As a result the health, and even the survival, of the organism is at
risk.
The key discovery of information medicine is that substances produced in the
dialogue between mother and embryo are effective instruments for inducing the
differentiation of mutant and degenerative stem cells in the embryo. These
substances are precisely tuned to the embryo's developmental stage. When
extracted and applied to stem cells in other organisms, including the human,
they regulate the developmental program of stem cells in those organisms.
Clinical evidence shows that cells obtained at precisely selected phases of
organogenesis differentiate and reprogram cancer cells in the host organism,
inducing malignant cells to mutate into normal healthy cells.
The new discovery has been tested both in vitro (in the laboratory)
and in vivo (under natural conditions). The testing has confirmed the
discovery's effectiveness in cases of serious tumoral and degenerative
diseases.
About the Authors: Ervin Laszlo, Ph.D., is a philosopher and systems scientist. He has
published more than 75 books and over 400 articles and research papers. He
lives in Tuscany. http://ervinlaszlo.com/
Pier
Mario Biava, M.D., has been studying the relationship between cancer and
cell differentiation for more than 3 decades. The author of over 100 scientific
publications and 6 books, he works at the Institute of Research and Treatment
in Milan.
Information Medicine: The Revolutionary Cell-Reprogramming Discovery that Reverses Cancer and Degenerative Diseases by Ervin Laszlo Pier Mario Biava, M.D., foreword by Deepak Chopra  © 2019 Healing Arts Press. Printed with permission from the publisher Inner Traditions International. www.InnerTraditions.com
Information Medicine in Clinical Practice
The application of new paradigm medicine to clinical practice is based on the
realization that the ordering-structuring factor in the universe Bohm called
"in-formation," and traditional wisdom named chi or qi (or prana or etheric
factor), is the key to maintaining the integrity and safeguarding the health of
organisms. Clinical experience confirms the healing power of nature's
in-formation, and the importance of using it in addition to, or in concert
with, established methods.
The information contextualized by cells and cellular systems is not limited to
the classically recognized bio-physiological aspects of the body. The content
of the information that directs choices in the organism is supra-biological: in
the last count, it is the effect of the cosmic attractor that forms and
structures processes in the universe.
It is now recognized that the causes of disease may be more than bacterial and
viral: there may be deficiencies and imbalances in the organism that are not
evident on the biochemical level. Subliminal psycho-emotional causes could also
manifest as disease. And there may be personal lifestyle and environmental
factors that impact negatively on the organism. These indicate inadequate
in-formation by the attractor that structures systems in space and time.
In-formation guides formative processes throughout the organism as well as
between organisms. It acts on the epigenetic system, the system that guides the
activation and suppression of particular genes--which in turn regulates the
functioning of the whole organism. In acting on the epigenetic system--the
system that determines the activation/suppression of particular
genes--"in-formation" determines the response of the organism to the signals
that reach it. In the embryo it determines the process whereby stem cells
differentiate into normal cells (kidney, lung, liver, brain, and still other
cells). Cellular differentiation involves a complex series of precisely sequenced
steps, at the end of which every cell in the developing organism shares the
same genetic code. Following cell differentiation in the embryo, the two codes
remain aligned and use the same system to receive and decode messages. This
enables the diverse types of cells in the embryo to "understand" each
other.
Molecules and other factors of the microenvironment carry information, and
cells process that information, decoding and integrating it both in regard to
its form and its content. The messages elicit responses, and the responses
communicate information to all the cells of the body, whether they are proximal
or distant.
Communication among cells takes place when the cells are integrated in a body.
Through the exchange of messages, cells constitute an integral cognitive
network. This network processes information in all species of organism,
including the simplest unicellular species.
As already noted, the living organism is more than the sum of its parts. The
integrality of the organism ensures that the various chemical and
physical-chemical reactions are not expressions of separate events, but result
from the fine-tuning of the organism to its intrinsic and extrinsic (internal
and external) environment. It allows molecules and cells to adopt behaviors
corresponding to their location within the system.
The differentiation of DNA is indispensable for the re-programming of
dysfunctional or downright malignant tumor cells toward benign behavior.
Reprogramming Cancer Stem-like Cells
The whole organism, with all its subsystems and organs, is an integral
cognitive network, and in the case of a diseases such as cancer, information in
that system is blocked: it does not govern the behavior of a group of malignant
cells. The dialogue between the organism and that group of cells is arbitrarily
uncontextualized--interrupted. The signification-codes have changed; they are
not the same as those in healthy, normal cells.
Cancer tumor cells organize their own behavior at the expense of the whole
organism. Normally differentiated cells cooperate and their behavior is in
harmony with cells in the rest of the organism, whereas cancer cells, not being
adequately in-formed, may develop malignancy and adopt counterfunctional
behaviors. However, this flaw can be corrected. If the organism is given access
to the in-formation that maintains or contributes to the health of the
organism, it can re-program its malfunctioning cells.
It is known that during the phase of organogenesis (when the organs are
forming) in the embryo, regulatory substances are present that correct
alterations caused by carcinogens in the embryo's stem cells. These substances
act on the epigenetic code that regulates gene expression in the embryo. They
are stem-cell differentiation stage factors (SCDSFs), and they slow or stop the
growth of a variety of tumors.
The behavior of tumor cells cannot be reduced to a problem of cells and genes.
An explanation based solely on molecular mechanisms resulting from genetic
activity and related growth factors does not clarify the nature of cancer.
Cancer is a complex system where contact and communication with the flow of
information among organs and systems of organs is interrupted, and the
in-formation that structures and governs the living organism is inadequately
accessed. As a result the health, and even the survival, of the organism is at
risk.
The key discovery of information medicine is that substances produced in the
dialogue between mother and embryo are effective instruments for inducing the
differentiation of mutant and degenerative stem cells in the embryo. These
substances are precisely tuned to the embryo's developmental stage. When
extracted and applied to stem cells in other organisms, including the human,
they regulate the developmental program of stem cells in those organisms.
Clinical evidence shows that cells obtained at precisely selected phases of
organogenesis differentiate and reprogram cancer cells in the host organism,
inducing malignant cells to mutate into normal healthy cells.
The new discovery has been tested both in vitro (in the laboratory)
and in vivo (under natural conditions). The testing has confirmed the
discovery's effectiveness in cases of serious tumoral and degenerative
diseases.
About the Authors: Ervin Laszlo, Ph.D., is a philosopher and systems scientist. He has published more than 75 books and over 400 articles and research papers. He lives in Tuscany. http://ervinlaszlo.com/ Pier Mario Biava, M.D., has been studying the relationship between cancer and cell differentiation for more than 3 decades. The author of over 100 scientific publications and 6 books, he works at the Institute of Research and Treatment in Milan.
Information Medicine: The Revolutionary Cell-Reprogramming Discovery that Reverses Cancer and Degenerative Diseases by Ervin Laszlo Pier Mario Biava, M.D., foreword by Deepak Chopra  © 2019 Healing Arts Press. Printed with permission from the publisher Inner Traditions International. www.InnerTraditions.com
