I think diet experimentation and food avoidance have the capability to be the next big advanced immunotherapy or combined therapy supplement. To usher in an ag

I think diet experimentation and food avoidance have the capability to be the next big advanced immunotherapy or combined therapy supplement. To usher in an age of 10 billion dollar companies we need predictive validity and models. The ships are fast but the compasses are off. The gut and controlling it/experimenting with it are the next big leap for biopharmacetuical development. The way to get there is to enforce patient adherence to specific ingredient controlled diets.The only way to do that is control and know the environment of ingredients. Check out this company that takes tumor biopsies and uses M3 polypeptide count to figure out what not to consume. http://www.immunodiet.com http://www.immunodiet.com Food avoidance unfortunately isn't something you can commercialize, at least not easily, specifically for patient treatment. There's also no way to push it through a clinical trial/ there's no such thing as an FDA approved diet. Check out this diet: http://bit.ly/fodmapfree http://bit.ly/fodmapfree that has been shown to reduce the effects of Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Probably extremely effective but difficult to get FDA approved.