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👋 Hello there! My goal is to give patients with chronic illness a refund on lost time via disease reversal and healthspan restoration. I believe that discovery without dissemination is meaningless. Having spent most of my life dealing with conditions like Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, polyneuropathy, inflammatory bowel disease, dysautonomia, mast cell disease, psoriasis, and chronic cystitis, I know how debilitating dynamic disabilities can be. My current projects include: 📌 Developing mechanistic models of complex chronic conditions like long COVID, ME/CFS, MCAS, and fibromyalgia 📌 Building a patient community platform aimed at providing solutions, resources, and support to individuals with chronic illnesses 📌 A newsletter and podcast dedicated to advancing scientific literacy on topics like healthy longevity, disease prevention, and biotech developments 📌 Speaking on healthcare topics relating to chronic disease research, patient advocacy, gut microbiome, precision medicine, nutrition, metabolism, and systems biology My other research interests include diabetes, obesity, cancer, energy metabolism, metabolic syndrome, mitochondria, FMT, longevity, neurodegeneration, circadian rhythms, multiomics, and molecular aging clocks. 🧬 While working as Chief of Staff at a biotech startup focused on infant and maternal gut health, I identified microbiome signatures specific to gestational diabetes, asthma, eczema, and allergies. 🔬During my time as a research assistant at the University of Georgia, I developed peptide inhibitors designed to block specific interactions involved in breast cancer signaling transduction. 🦠 As part of my patient advocacy efforts, I served on the community advisory board for the ACTIV-4c Post-Hospital Thrombosis Prevention Study, a multi-center COVID-19 clinical trial conducted by Duke University as part of Operation Warp Speed. I currently serve on the NIH’s RECOVER-VITAL trial and Emory's REVERSE-LC trial investigating potential treatments for Long COVID. I’m passionate about consilience, minimalism, autodidacticism, science communication, music, trivia, and polymathy. Feel free to get in touch if you'd like to talk! Disclaimer: Any health content shared should not be construed as medical advice. Copyrighted content is sometimes shared under "fair use" allowance for educational purposes.