Human Restoration Theory: Chronicity and Restoration Dynamics v0.1

Chronicity and Restoration Dynamics v0.1 develops the temporal architecture of Human Restoration Theory (HRT). It defines chronicity as persistent or recurrent organization with functional consequences, rather than duration or diagnosis alone, and frames restoration as a multidomain trajectory requiring stabilization, retention, transfer, and consolidation.

The paper specifies candidate temporal relations, evidence thresholds, alternative explanations, and falsification conditions for claims about persistence and restoration. It is a theoretical framework and does not constitute a diagnostic, clinical, or therapeutic protocol.

This paper extends the HRT Core Architecture and integrates its measurement, mechanical, reliability, and developmental foundations.