Anybody going to address the elephant in the room that this startup is probably fraudulent and peddling pseudo science?
Does anything they say read like it’s been backed up by peer review studies?
Does anything they say read like it’s been backed up by peer review studies?
This is semi relevant to me, I do have high blood pressure at 49 that’s well control with what amounts to a standard diuretic (Hydrochlorothiazide).
But, I can say that on an individual level it is easy enough to test whether a blood pressure regimen is effective.
Blood pressure is easy to test at home and the effect of a blood pressure regimen can be observed almost immediately - within 24-48 hours. So if the doctor recommends that I change drugs and measure my blood pressure daily under the same conditions, we can judge its efficacy.
In other words, I would be more comfortable with experimenting with different approved high blood pressure medicines than something like cancer medicines based on a startups recommendations.