Dr. Jeffrey Bland argues that treating organs in isolation misses how the body actually works. Since the late 1990s, biology has shown organs communicate as an integrated network. Understanding these connections reveals root causes of disease instead of just treating symptoms.
We have all these ologists. We have the endocrinologist and the cardiologist, the dermatologist, the neurologist, all focusing on one specific part of the body, recognizing that somehow that these parts of the body worked independently. But then we looked at real biology, which was starting to be better understood in the late 1990s. And it was, no, that's not how the body works. The body works by all these things interacting, interconnecting, intercommunicating. And maybe that's where the answer lies in understanding the intercommunication, not just what's going on in the individual organs. And that, that leads us into what is the root cause for organs not functioning correctly.
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