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Chronic degenerative diseases, mind ↔ body ill-health apparently just reflects the human response to environment. Here they are under the acronym of non-communicable diseases. Chronic degenerative diseases represent some 85% of all causes of reported death worldwide (1). The rhythmically evolving interaction between mind and body—transcribed in the Eastern transcending yin-yang visualization of dynamism is opposed to thermodynamism and homeostasis. Dynamism has led to the inception of modern chronobiology, and more recently of chronomics, a Western time-structure evidence-based approach to an environment-led and -controlled human mind ↔ body health (2). Vascular rhythms are harbingers of pre-metabolic syndrome and it becomes more important to focus on the mind ↔ body interaction in the justification of an alarming explosion of non-communicable diseases. The “mind stress ↔ body strain” condition leading to tissue injuries and “modern” chronic degenerative diseases has become scientifically self-evidence (Fig. 22.1). Ignoring such evidence may be a factor promoting non-communicable diseases (3).
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Cell membrane fatty acids as they appear seen from the cell surface (Fig. 22.11).
Appendix 2. From Evolutionary Standards to Humanity: A Mind Theory at Molecular Level
The permanent six cell membrane nonessential (SA and OA) and essential (EPA/DHA and LA/AA) fatty acids of advanced living species representing the animal kingdom are the basis for their communicative sound-based skills and the inception of memory from a remote past starting with emotion (Fig. 22.12):
Emotion → Sound → Basic Expression → Deep Imprint → Memory
How Can It Possibly Work Altogether?
Three basic sound waves appear sufficient to support the inception and evolution of languages and writings to their current standards. A byte contains enough information to store a single ASCII character, like “h”; a 5-tit Tyte (EPA) must do the job as well (Table 22.6).
The memetic code therefore appears to be a lipid, more specifically, a 3-fatty acids (DHA, EPA, and AA) affair that are able to absorb and assemble sound waves of three different range of complexities (basic sounds of ±40 vowels and consonants, characters of ±120 characters, composed sounds of ±365 syllables) to develop and support continuous development of language and culture; i.e., Humanity (Fig. 22.13).
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De Meester, F. (2013). From Columbus to TsimTsoum Concepts: A Kyoto-Type Approach. In: De Meester, F., Watson, R., Zibadi, S. (eds) Omega-6/3 Fatty Acids. Nutrition and Health. Humana Press, Totowa, NJ. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-62703-215-5_22
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