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Abstract
Stress- and inflammation-related disorders remain the dominant global health burdens, yet few preventive tools operate across molecular, psychological, and social scales. We hypothesize that OM-induced vibrational coherence functions as a mathematical–cum-biophysical regulator capable of harmonizing energy from cellular metabolism to genomic expression through the vagal–microbiome–brain axis. Following the physical law that energy transforms but is conserved, the OM-to-Genome continuum extends this principle to living systems, where metabolic, immune, reproductive, and neural energies represent biological analogues of potential, chemical, and kinetic forms. Mathematics provides the syntax of these transformations—frequency, proportion, and rhythm—governing energy construction and deconstruction from birth to death. Within the author’s Evolution-to-Solution framework, OM vibration mediates these conversions, translating conscious intent into physiological order. Evidence from neuroimaging, electrophysiology, and molecular biology supports this pathway as a low-cost, culturally neutral mechanism for stress regulation and immune balance. Integrating mathematics, physics, chemistry, and physiology thus yields a unified One Health model linking awareness and biology through a single law of energy coherence.
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1. Background
1.1. Global Context
1.2. From Physics to Biology

1.3. Philosophical Convergence
1.4. Dual Laboratories
1.5. Empirical Evidence
2. The Hypothesis
3. Testing and Evidence Plan
4. Implications and One Health Integration
- Mathematics-to-Physiology curricula reconnecting quantitative and biological literacy.
- Ten-minute OM sessions in schools and workplaces.
- Hospital Energy Coherence Indices as systemic-balance biomarkers.
- Acoustic-ecology standards protecting vibrational wellbeing.
5. Limitations and Future Research
6. Conclusions

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