The biophysical modelling of the human organism by the biophysical point of view

Abstract

Biophysics is searching for, dealing of and teaching the forms of the connections between the inanimate nature, the living world and the spiritual life, the applicability limits of their own laws in the other medium, their common mutual interactions. Biophysics undertakes, by means of mathematics, desc¬ription of the so-called homeostasis established by the dynamic equilibrium of the common normal state of the nature, the living world and that of the spirit. According to system theory, the human is a system, the five subsystems of which (digestive, respiratory, circulatory, exc¬retory, and reproductive) formed during phylogenetic develop¬ment short are addressed in this article. In living organisms, structure and function can be con¬sidered as a symbiosis: structure defines function, and function influences, modifies and develops the struc¬ture, which again enables a higher level function and activity. Many long-lasting structural perturbations result in func¬tional perturbations and similarly, long-lasting functional perturbations result in structural perturbations. This perturbation symbiosis is represented by the large group of psychological perturbations.