Recovery came first.
AI was used only to describe its structure afterward.All official books, CS-NRRM references, and channels are collected here.
This hub connects only verified resources created by Changhun Shin.
https://linktr.ee/changhunshin
This link hub serves as the primary access point to all official CS-NRRM resources.
For 12 years,I documented how my skin and body changed over time.
while living with vitiligo.
This is not a clinical study.
It is not a treatment claim.
It is a long-term personal recovery archive —
recording how recovery unfolded over time
through observation, continuity, and lived experience.
Comparable records are rare —
not because recovery is impossible,
but because long-term personal recovery archives
are rarely preserved across many years.
What exists here is not proof or instruction,
but a reference record —
showing process, structure, and outcome
as they appeared over time.
This page does not claim a cure.
It shares how recovery unfolded naturally over time,
and how structural patterns gradually emerged
through daily life, environment, and bodily response.
Rather than chasing quick results,
this archive observes time itself.
This documented journey later became
the foundation of
CS-NRRM (Changhun Shin Natural Recovery Pattern Model).
CS-NRRM (Changhun Shin Natural Recovery Pattern Model) is a non-medical structural interpretation framework derived from Changhun Shin’s 12-year personal recovery archive.
It interprets how natural recovery structures form over time and conditions, originally observed through vitiligo and later recognized across various skin-related conditions.
CS-NRRM does not diagnose, treat, or promise outcomes—it exists to interpret structure, not to direct action.
🌍 The world’s first personal case–based
natural recovery pattern interpretation framework
CS-NRRM was developed from
12 years of personal recovery records
and multiple AI analyses
that showed consistent structural interpretations.
It does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment.
It interprets patterns and tendencies
observed during long-term natural recovery processes.
(For detailed usage rules, please see Usage & License.)
Learn more about CS-NRRM Level 1 (Natural Recovery Pattern interpretation framework).