Unlocking Functional Genomics for Better Health Insights

And now functional genomics is like you're describing, I think the key to understanding more and more problems that we were taught to be able to assess symptomology, do a physical exam and assign a diagnosis and create a plan. How are they able to, you know, maybe through a glutathione pathway or antioxidant pathway. How are they able to function day to day? Now that's the principal part of my book Sharp, where I talk about genomics because I feel that plays and has played a critical role in how I've thought about this problem. And the advancement of the genome project has certainly let both of us have a bigger, you know, window and be more open to understanding the problem. I think that. And you can comment on this too, I think that's a huge miss in medical education now is not really aggressively addressing even the simplest understanding of single nucleotide polymorphisms and mutations and things where instead of a symptom based disease model, you go back and think about like, all right, you can't pick your parents and you can't outrun a bad diet.