Controversial

gongii

31st October 2006 - 02:18 AM

http://www.physorg.com/news81424622.html

I"d say find a cure first.

Early warnings like this actually hurt the patient, especially if they need to change insurance companies.

Roland Sassen

31st October 2006 - 08:29 AM

The probability to diagnose Alzheimer with our planned Aleph scanner is high enough
to pay attention to this new approach. As all systems are chaotic systems ( a mathematical description), the disturbance of several chaotic systems can be measured even today, to predict epileptic seizures for example. Notice that chaos means health here.
For more information have a look here,
the same technology is used to develop a heart-scanner for biometric applications.
Roland Sassen, www.thinsia.com

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