Flow Collapse Model™ — Part 3: The Flow Collapse Sequence — Pressure Path and Depletion Path

This publication is Part 3 of the Flow Collapse Model™ Series. Part 0: Official Glossary — DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18060205Part 1: Flow PhilosophyPart 2: Mechanistic Model — DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19806734Part 3: The Flow Collapse Sequence — Pressure Path and Depletion Path (this document) This paper formalizes the dual-axis symptom divergence model of the Flow Collapse Model™. It proposes that digestive infrastructure collapse generates two parallel failure paths: the Pressure Path (圧迫経路), a mechanical cascade via intraluminal gas, intraabdominal pressure, and diaphragmatic compression producing palpitations, chest tightness, and anxiety; and the Depletion Path (枯渇経路), a nutritional cascade via fat-soluble vitamin malabsorption and neurotransmitter precursor depletion producing chronic fatigue, poor sleep, brain fog, and mood dysregulation. Both paths converge on the diagnostic label of dysautonomia. The model also provides a mechanistic explanation for the silent SIBO phenotype. Flow Collapse Model™ is a pending trademark.