This paper introduces and validates the Chronos Theory—a new scientific framework proposing that time is a quantized, oscillating field with force-like properties. By integrating mathematical modeling, quantum decay simulations, and biological data from aromatic ring tunneling systems, we demonstrate that time directly influences subatomic decay, charge formation, and cellular regeneration. The Chronos framework successfully predicts a 7.26% decay of dark energy, aligning with independent experimental modeling. Biological contributions from Dr. Keryn Johnson provide empirical support through quantum tunneling and proton-driven charge generation observed in aromatic rings, suggesting that time-driven symmetry breaking underpins regenerative phenomena in living systems. This work marks a paradigm shift in physics and biology, offering a unified theory that bridges cosmology, quantum mechanics, and biological regeneration. It provides a mathematical basis for time as a fifth fundamental force and opens new pathways for understanding consciousness, healing, and the structure of reality.