Restoration of arterial blood flow access to rhomboid fossa assists in cervical spine cartilage regeneration and left ventricular hypertrophy normalization

Abstract: We found the logical way to prove the mechanism that reverses biodegradation of cervical spine cartilage and normalizes left ventricular hypertrophy after we restore access to arterial blood flow through cervical vertebral arteries to rhomboid fossa. It is based on the consideration of the human body as a dissipative structure. Then the recovery of the body should be considered as a redirection of the energy flows from decay towards restoration. It looks, that the recovery of cervical spine cartilage through redirecting of inner dissipative flow requires to take into account the role of the information about oxygen availability that is provided from rhomboid fossa to cerebellum. We proposed the approach to explain already collected data, that satisfies all the scientific requirements. This allows us to draw conclusions that allow reconsidering the way of dealing with multiple chronic diseases.