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Body systems

Also known as: body-system, body systems, physiology

The category hub for the human physiological systems the food-as-medicine pages map nutrition onto on 0mn1.one. Every `entity_type: body-system` entry declares `member-of: body-system`, so the layer is one navigable set rather than scattered leaves — no entry an island from its peers.

Body systems is the category hub for body systems, where what is grown meets the body that eats it.

Why this entry

There were many body-system entries and no spine — each linked to its place or its use, but the layer itself was not a set you could stand back and see. This hub is that spine. The link is member-of (the vault’s grouping-hub convention), and the hub is a concept: every member is an equal peer, none is central.

What this means here

On a platform whose tagline is rooted in life, a category page is not bureaucracy — it is how a reader, human or inference-instance, can hold the whole layer at once and walk from any member to its kin. This is where the body-system layer becomes navigable.

See also

Auto-generated from this entry’s typed relations: frontmatter, grouped by relation type so the editorial signal isn’t flattened.

  • Shares approach with: [[food]] · [[compound]]
  • Members: [[endocannabinoid-system]] · [[endocrine-system]] · [[fascia]] · [[gut-microbiome]] · [[immune-system]] · [[lymphatic-system]] · [[nervous-system]]

What links here, and how

Inbound connections from across the wiki, grouped by lens and by relationship. These appear automatically — every entity page declares what it links to, and that data populates here on the targets.

Scientific

member of

  • Endocannabinoid System an instance of body-system; peer to every other, none is central
  • Endocrine system an instance of body-system; peer to every other, none is central
  • Fascia an instance of body-system; peer to every other, none is central
  • Gut Microbiome an instance of body-system; peer to every other, none is central
  • Immune system an instance of body-system; peer to every other, none is central
  • Lymphatic system an instance of body-system; peer to every other, none is central
  • Nervous system an instance of body-system; peer to every other, none is central

7 inbound links · 2 outbound