Welcome back everyone. I have a very special guest today because I want to introduce you to something that I'm extremely

Interested in right now and this is a new topic.

I've never talked about it.

I've never done a video on it.

And so I want to slowly introduce you to this

because this is going to be the wave of the future for medicine and this is called metabolicics okay

metabolicics it's not a made-up word it's an actual thing. It's fairly new. And I'm going to be interviewing my doctor who actually evaluated me and who in my family and then I has very he's very credible. He's not just an MD but he has his PhD in Metabolomics.

This is Dr. Chukulus.

Welcome doctor.

Thank you very much for the introduction and the good words. You're from

Greece and that's we're doing this remotely and so there's not a lot of doctors in America

that are doing this right now, but you're, you don't personally

do the evaluations anymore, but you have a team of doctors that do this, and so you actually

trained doctors on this, but let's first start out kind of telling people what is

metabolics?

Okay, metabolic is the suffix omics means the study of molecules with similar properties. So when we

apply that to genes we study it's genomics when we study proteomics and when we study the small molecules that

participate in the chemical reactions that keep us alive it's called metabolomics.

So metabolomics. So metabolomics, the discipline, the part of the science,

that is part of medicine, actually is the combination of biology and medicine that studies the small molecules that make all the human

reactions like energy structures the cells the the hormones, the metabolism of proteins, of glucose, of amino acids, and so on.

So if someone were to go to the doctor and get a just a regular blood

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