Unfortunately in our day and age conventional medicine seems to be in quite a quandary over chronic disease. One of the main reasons for this is that the model that conventional medicine uses for the organism and its pathology is lacking in biophysics knowledge and lacks in explaining the biofeedback interactions, the synergy between major systems, and the increasing complexity of introducing medicines that are not in tune with the previous processes mentioned. In this model I will be using the concepts of Prigogine and Nicholis of self-organization phenomena, chaos theory, the concept of bifurcation, fractals, the concepts of entropy, free energy, and microtubules. Organisms are open systems; they react with and to their environment in certain ways. They do so according to their genetic predisposition (gene makeup, our inherited genes from our parents and ancestors, and spatio-temporal patterns in the cytoplasm), acquired predisposition (information gathered from the way we live our everyday life, our habits, etc.), learning precepts (memory), psychological frame of mind and consciousness at a specific time, and age factor. The organism, the cell or any living system, can be considered an open system obeying non-linear thermodynamics. Let me explain this further by making an analogy between the organism and a bicycle wheel. The outside tire can be considered the genetic predisposition of this individual. The spokes within the tire that are attached to the center may be considered the acquired predisposition that we as humans acquire during our lifetime. The center of the wheel may be considered the individual or patient who comes to us with a specific problem during a specific time period within his/her life. We see that chronic pathologies appear in the organism when two or more stressors overcome a critical threshold in the immune system and the organism/system is then no longer at a minimum entropy threshold. At this point the system in order to again maintain a lower entropy threshold will undergo chaotic dynamics and this is to promote the stabilization of new spatio-temporal patterns, new electromagnetic fields that appear as new pathological symptoms in the organism and as a new steady state. But we see that the pathology usually comes from the weakest point in the system and this is determined by certain historically significant memories in the acquired predisposition of the organism plus genetic predisposition. And let us not forget that genetic predisposition also differs according to what genes are suppressed or triggered during the lifetime of the individual.