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Ongoing research under IfHI sponsorship is currently investigating the effect of ABO blood groups and soluable endothelial adhesion factors and a possible cause of atherogenesis.


The IfHI research faculty is currently developing study protocols to evaluate the following questions.

  • What is the role of  lectins and immuno-therapeutics in sample patient population previously vaccinated with smallpox?
  • What are cost-effective and practical methods of evaluating effects of lectins and immuno-therapeutics?
  • What is the role of lectin manipulation and chronic inflammatory conditions?
  • Are the differences in soluble cell adhesion molecule levels known to influenced by diet predictable by ABO and secretor genotype?
  • What symptoms specific questionnaire can reliably and consistently measure the effects of dietary lectins?
  • Can circulating levels of anti-Thomsen Friedenreich antibodies be enhanced by diet?
  • Are difference in blood coagulation predictable by ABO genotype a reliable indicator of effective stress management?
  • What are the effects of dietary lectins on serum insulin levels?
  • What are the effects of ABO polymorphism and secretor genotype on hepatitis C progression?
  • What is the clinical relevance of known botanical mediators of ICAM expression on the management of diabetes in individuals of varying ABO blood groups?
  • What are the predictive linkage relationships and lectin reactivities in colonic metaplasia?
  • What are the effects of targeted probiotic therapy as per ABO and secretor genotypes?
  • What symptoms specific questionnaire can reliably and consistently measure the effect of treating disease conditions with dietary lectins?
  • What clinical outcomes adequately evaluates efficacy/treatment response of dietary lectins in chronic diseases?
  • What is the correlation of genetic polymorphism, lectins, disease condition/manifestation, and treatment outcome?
  • What is the most effective treatment protocol applying the principles of human individuality and dietary lectins?
  • What is the role of addressing human individuality and complementary/alternative medicine therapies?


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