This book challenges the conventional concept of "disease" and argues that humanity's persistent failure to overcome illness stems from a fundamental misunderstanding of life itself. The authors propose a paradigm shift called ReVitalization, which reframes illness not as pathology, but as a collapse of life's instinctual self-restorative system.
Rather than treating symptoms or relying on pharmaceuticals, surgery, or metrics, the Baoye ReVitalization Life System emphasizes restoring the body's intrinsic instincts - the natural intelligence and order that sustain vitality, self-repair, and resilience.
Key themes include:
Illness as Illusion: What we call "disease" (e.g., cancer, hypertension, diabetes) are compensatory signals of systemic dysfunction, not the true illness itself.
The Failure of Medicine: Modern healthcare mislabels and suppresses instinctual responses, leading to relapse, chronic dependence, and systemic decline.
ReVitalization Theory: Health is achieved by reawakening instincts and realigning with cosmic and biological order - not through control or repair.
AI and Systemic Restoration: The authors introduce the Baoye AI ReVitalization Life Intelligence System, a data-driven platform analyzing 60 dimensions and 720 pathways to design personalized protocols for recovery and life optimization.
Civilizational Shift: ReVitalization is presented as more than healthcare reform; it is a new life philosophy and societal blueprint, moving humanity beyond an "Age of Universal Chronic Illness" into a "ReVitalization Era."
The book integrates philosophy, medicine, AI, and economics into a unified framework, outlining not only theoretical foundations but also practical projects, global ecosystems, and applications in hospitals, communities, and families.
In essence, the work positions ReVitalization as both a scientific breakthrough and civilizational awakening, aiming to replace disease-centered medicine with instinct-centered life restoration.