The natural sequence: Input → Storage → Utilization → Clearing → Repair. Interruption: Input → Storage → Utilization → Input again. The clearing phase is bypassed. Cycles remain partial. Load accumulates without resolution. Φ(x) does not converge. K_auto remains suppressed.

Cycle disruption mechanism. Repeated intake bypasses the clearing phase.

The Interruption Model

External state: intake present, insulin elevated, storage active, clearing suppressed. Internal state: intake absent, insulin reduced, stored energy utilized, clearing active. Health is not the external state. Health is the capacity to transition into internal state and allow completion.

External state versus internal state. The body operates in one or the other. Health requires stable transitions.

The Two-State System

The master system plate. All four governing variables mapped in relational hierarchy: Σ amplifies Φ(x); boundary failure amplifies Σ; reduced Σ reduces Φ(x); Φ(x) converging toward K_auto constitutes completion. Resolution occurs when load decreases and cycles finish.

The full completion-governed system. All variables in relational hierarchy.