Every individual’s physical structure receives continuous information from the internal environment (cells, tissue, elements, liquids, chemicals etc.) and from the external environment (society, family, etc.); environmental activities are not correlated nor finalized by the biological system. The “environment” is where continuous movement takes place, without time limitations, within matter, energy and its dynamics, that is the system’s energetic circulation. The environment is where “life” develops as a movement, in a temporal, rhythmic and cyclical continuum. The complexity of this relationship constitutes the global organization of the complex system’s dynamics; it can be causal and linear, or casual and chaotic, and can be symmetrical or asymmetrical.

In this manner the structure’s state of complexity faces the dualism inside the energetic dynamics; together with the parameters of space and time, life develops within the individual internal and external environmental parameter. At the “moment” a “chaotic dynamic” takes place, dynamic order and organization come into action through an automatic system of “self-regulation”: the complementarity and continuous internal coordination of the metabolic systems and sub-systems represent the visceral-functional mechanisms, fundamental to survival.

The examination of the EC at the pulses clearly explains how the concept of vital energy, of linear or chaotic dynamics, dominates the individual's complex physiological organization, as described in CTM.

In the individual's reality participate those events having origin in the logic of cause-effect, with linear dynamics, as well as unpredictable, chaotic events, whose dynamics originate in the laws of chaos.

“Illness” has an evolutionary dynamic depending on the “terrain” in which it takes place. The “terrain” depends on genetic and individual history and possesses it’s own sensibility and efficiency.

The neural-immune-endocrine system is delegated to maintain homeostasis; it can accomplish this function in a state of clinical chemical or normality, depending on its ability to face chaotic dynamic states having their origin in environmental events.

Through this relationship between the individual's complex system and the “dimension” of the environmental parameter, it is possible to describe any type of existing connexion in any kind of situation endowed with analogical meanings with particular temporal rhythms and cycles, or else with chaotic fractal rhythms or movements with a variable polarity. The result will be changes, alterations, and evolutions in a continuous “dynamic complementarity”.

All the complex dynamic and chaotic processes in the living being’s system organization can appear as evolutionary processes, developed through causal, logical connexions in the flow of time: they can also be present as a dynamic manifestation of movements which take place “out of the flow of time”, in the casuality, following the appearance of “chaotic events” which are the cause of physical or mental changes.

According to the logical thinking of Western medicine, a mechanistic medicine, the individual's reality is viewed as a system operating within linear dynamics through the logic of cause-effect. CTM looks upon the individual and his reality analogically, as an expression of casuality.When the energetic dynamic becomes casual, chaotic, the individual finds himself at the Centre of alterations in his spatial-temporal world.