All the organism's complex systems and subsystems are related in a relationship of reciprocal dependency and correlation. The immune system is connected to the nervous and endocrine system. The correspondence between the complex dynamic system and the interactions determining its functionality is based on the function of the nervous system: the nervous system operates this essential function without losing it specific biological identity.

The integrated functional dynamic is fundamental in the practice of CTM, which studies the integrated regulation of the organism’s basic physiological systems and in the meantime supervises the workings relative to the internal and external communications, which depend on the nervous system.

CTM owes this capacity of communicational dynamics to the plastic powers of the brain, which provides the conditions for its self-reprogrammation. Cerebral plasticity is indispensable, throughout the lifetime, in order to be able to function in a casual, chaotic situation.

On the basis of the “states” displaying a chaotic structure, the brain the double programmatic problem of disorder and complexity, determined by the initial conditions, always different and unique. The nervous system can inter-react with any type of “state” because as a system it is structurally and functionally subordinate to the fundamental self-referring circularity of the living being’s structural organization.

The nervous system is a “closed” system ruling over the organism’s interactions taking place within a coherent system, equipped with a program and with a special symmetry.

The dynamics of biological phenomena requires the elimination of the traditional dualistic separation of body-mind, body-brain, and brain-mind. The living being’s complex system structure and functioning can be explained only in biological terms, on the basis of the reality present at a deep biological level of the organism. The body and the mind develop themselves in a coordinated manner with the building of that psycho-physical Centre which is the brain. The development of the mind, the emotions, the sensations, the cognition of it own body and the knowledge, understanding and the conscious rapport with the self, have as a final aim the realization of intra and extra psychic communication capacities, in the adult phase.

The immune system activity is homologous to the activities of the brain-psyche: which responds to quick commands with the speed of thought, preserves the body's “memory”, perceives the internal and external world, the emotive reactions, the automatisms or other processes over the flow of time. The autonomous or neurological organization of the nervous system reflect the complex and dynamic manifestations of the immune system subjected to changes intercurring among organs and sensorial activities.

“Stress” acts upon the neuroendocrine and immune system, giving rise to the multiform aspects of psycho-somatic reactions.

Through the examination of the EC at the pulses it is possible to apply the right therapy to the complex group of psycho-somatic illnesses or to those syndromes where psychological conflict has given way to corporeal conversion.

The somatic anguish, where the unconscious mind has converted o somatized the psychic conflict into an organic trouble, it is possible to apply a therapeutic iter with the elimination of the usual psychogenic valences. It is a dualistic therapy which seeks to obtain a double answer:by means of a concrete therapeutic action, directed against the consequences of the neurophysiological activities; and also symbolic, as it is applied where the conflict manifests itself; the "chaotic event" brings on an alteration in the energetic dynamics, with pathological consequences which can be resolved by restoring the dynamic equilibrium within the energetic circulation.

For the health of the individual it is essential that the regularity of the vital processes be constantly maintained through thedialectics of the energetic dynamic equilibrium.It is an “existential homeostasis”: any alteration in the regularity of the process produces some kind of alteration in the equilibrium of the function. During the examination of the EC at the pulses are examined the quality of the pathways of the EC, as they are the vectors of energy in the areas with specific metabolic functions. The examination of the EC at the pulses reveals the energetic state of a living biological field, in harmonious correlation with other dynamic biological fields.

Homeostasis represents the constancy of the internal environment, an absolutely necessary condition in order to ensure free and integrated dynamics. The harmonization is guaranteed by the intervention efficiency of the regulatory mechanisms delegated to integrate the various functions. It is a double system of communication between the nervous system and the endocrine system, both of which rule over the immune system activities.

The two systems of communication produce chemical messages which activate the respective neuro-endocrine mechanisms. The equilibrium depends upon the “compatibility, complementarity and independence” with which the two systems, nervous and endocrine, formulate the specific chemical messages to be sent as signals to the selected organs. CTM is endowed with an equilibrating system, with which it takes care of the variations in biological rhythm in tune with the anatomic nervous system.

The nervous system is a communicational and connexion network which communicates to the brain information on the sensations coming from the body and from the external world, with a double function of: keeping under control all functioning body mechanisms and also accomplishing the adaptations necessary to the various body functions. External influences, in communication with the brain, cause cerebral alterations causing changes in the individual's behaviour.