Careful review of the following scientifically verifiable information will
establish the fact that, unless several issues are adequately addressed,
precision (personalized) medicine cannot become a reality.
For example, signaling molecules in the body that regulate cellular
activity have minerals and elements as their primary constituents. When
this fact is recognized, principles of physical science can be applied in
order to assess interactions and imbalances that can disrupt cellular
health and well-being. In simple terms, “sick” cells will create “sick”
tissues and “sick” tissues will create the “sick” glands and organs that
result in chronic diseases.
An example of minerals and elements that interact and can disrupt
cellular health and well-being is:
http://www.mcfip.net/upload/Basic%20Data%20not%20Big%20Data.pd
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Cellular abnormalities can be a primary factor for the causes of chronic
diseases. An example is:
http://www.mcfip.net/upload/Community%20Acquired%20Pneumonia
%20-%20Hospital%20Readmissions.pdf
Current methods to identify causes of chronic diseases for use as a
foundation from which precision (personalized) medicine can be
developed are using a flawed genomic model that requires algorithmic
calculations to assess 3 billion base pairs to determine abnormalities.
http://www.mcfip.net/upload/Basic%20Data%20not%20Big%20Data.pd
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While current genomic testing methods will allow for DNA
comparisons, the outcomes (reports) will identify aberrations but the
conversion of these findings into practical applications that will prevent
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or treat chronic diseases will be nearly impossible to convert into
medical treatment protocols.
http://www.mcfip.net/upload/Big%20Data%20Efforts%20Are%20Flaw
ed.pdf
Chronic diseases are the result of imbalances that occur between intraand intercellular communication. Examples of such interactions include
the following:
http://www.mcfip.net/upload/Blood%20Flow%20Imbalances%20(Strok
es%20-%20Heart%20Attacks).pdf
http://www.mcfip.net/upload/BodilyGasHomeostasis(Overview)9-1115.pdf
Summary
The many factors associated with obstacles that stand in the way of the
evolution of precision (personalized) medicine are too complex to fully
explain a document of this nature. With that being said, however,
interested parties seeking to pursue these issues should contact The
Center for Modeling Optimal Outcomes at [email protected]
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