This white paper introduces a novel, systems-level hypothesis: that glyphosate — beyond its known biochemical effects — functions as a disruptor of Spiralomic coherence, the dynamic alignment of biological, energetic, and semiotic systems that sustain life. Drawing from multidisciplinary research across biosemiotics, mitochondrial psychobiology, structured water science, fascia dynamics, and regenerative ecology, we demonstrate how glyphosate’s actions ripple across six interdependent layers of living systems. These include microbial semiotic confusion, bioelectric desynchronization, fascial and interstitial rigidity, structured water collapse, mitochondrial redox dysfunction, and ecological–immune fragmentation. The result is a downward spiral of fragmentation, fatigue, and meaning-loss — a phenomenon we call Spiralomic Collapse. In response, this paper outlines a re-syntonization framework integrating clinical interventions, policy shifts, ecological healing, and symbolic restoration. Appendices include visual flowcharts, diagnostic tools, intervention matrices, and practitioner glossaries to support systemic transformation. The goal is to provide a new language and logic of coherence for confronting one of the most pervasive chemical threats to planetary health.
