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Biomoleculary Biomoleculary background of background of hypertension hypertension science is indeed the smart art to find the science is indeed the smart art to find the essence of the essence of the complicated and difficult phenomenon, to be complicated and difficult phenomenon, to be simplified and simplified and then can be understood by others then can be understood by others (Albert Einstein 1917) (Albert Einstein 1917)

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Biomoleculary background of Biomoleculary background of hypertensionhypertension

science is indeed the smart arttofindthe essence ofthe science is indeed the smart arttofindthe essence ofthe

complicated and difficult phenomenon, to be simplified and complicated and difficult phenomenon, to be simplified and then can beunderstood by othersthen can beunderstood by others (Albert Einstein 1917) (Albert Einstein 1917) POSTULATICBACKGROUND :1. Bio-organic 2. Biocellular 3. Biomolecular overlapping area teleologic

paradigm ioorganic BiocellularBiomolecular

Biogenesis, evolution based on the

natural physical laws The law of cosmic balance and biologic orderThe essence The fundamental physical laws of naturetrias existentialism, equilibrium, dialecticism, interdependency, feedback mechanism, the sum of zero, the limit of growthand effectiveness,thestruggle for survival, uncertainty principleThe contradictionor deviation toward thefundamentalphysical lawsof naturecalled disorder orthe disease.C!"# nucleus$%&.&&&'ndothermicbiochemistry(t!"#'xothermic biochemistry$. oxidant). 'nergy"o repairy (t!"#!ecreasing energy $.#gingprocess). (ets*. #utoimmune disease+. ,unctional disbalancing%. #poptosisThe cell$-.p.)* B./(/0'C10#2 #"! (.T/C3/"!2.#('!.C."' $. 4upportingtheparadigma of normative biocellular appliedmedicine). 3aving its own idea of Teleologicbiomolecular 5 mitochondriaapplied medicine367'2T'"4./"C#2!.#C /1T71T x 7'2.73'26

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