Viral mutations, as a consequence of using chemical drugs in the ecology of the human organism, are an undeniable position based on the data presented in his book by George Vithoulkas. It is strongly emphasized that we need to focus on an "energetic" medicine to correct the deficiencies of conventional medicine.

Taming the vast material accumulation of data from observations of natural cases or experiments and breaking free from the rehashing of known opinions with the formulation of this model, in my opinion, is akin to the great contribution of the ancient Greeks to the sciences, that is, to break away from the empirical knowledge of practical mathematics and to formulate "axiomatic theories" for arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, and music. In contrast to the four mathematical sciences, medicine had hitherto remained a, otherwise respected, collection of various empirical knowledge. Therefore, I consider George Vithoulkas' book a milestone for medicine, as for the first time in its history a complete and coherent "axiomatic system" was formulated. I would even say that now medicine transitions from empirical to "scientific".