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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Why does the United States spend more on healthcare than any nation on earth and get some of the worst results in the developed world Ian Kallenbach spent fifteen years pulling that thread. A business builder, former Air Force officer, expedition guide, Duke-trained health coach and founder of Thrive Health Systems, he kept asking a question the healthcare industry seemed to skip entirely: What is health, and how do we get it The answer he found is both simple and unsettling. Universities teach disease. Hospitals manage disease. Insurance pays for disease. Almost no one is measuring health itself.Human Cybernetics offers a different starting point. Your body is a self-regulating system, built to adapt, heal, and hold its own balance. Like any system, it runs on feedback. Measure. Compare. Interpret. Intervene. Measure again. When that loop is honored, health becomes something you can define, track, and improve. When it's ignored, you're left guessing while disease quietly takes root.Drawing on cybernetics, functional medicine, longevity research, and real patient outcomes from Thrive's clinics, Kallenbach lays out the Health Operating System: seven dimensions of health, a dashboard for the human body, and a practical path for anyone ready to stop managing sickness and start building resilience.Part manifesto, part roadmap, part challenge to the status quo, this book is for patients tired of being told 'you're fine,' for practitioners who sense the system is measuring the wrong things, and for anyone who wants to participate in their own health rather than wait for it to fail. …