Hossam (Y) Site Theory of Collagen Type I Decrypts the Origin of Metabolic Syndrome (X) in the Elderly with a Suggested Conjecture of Cure: Granted US Patent Review

Hossam Mohamed; Houda Almansour; Dalal Alsaadoun; Mariam Almansour; Yasmin Almansour; Sawsan Samy; Sulaiman Alnassera

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Hossam (Y) Site Theory of Collagen Type I Decrypts the Origin of Metabolic Syndrome (X) in the Elderly with a Suggested Conjecture of Cure: Granted US Patent Review

Hossam Mohamed, Houda Almansour, Dalal Alsaadoun, Mariam Almansour, Yasmin Almansour, Sawsan Samy, Sulaiman Alnassera

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Collagen is the commonest protein in mammalian. Its function is thought to be only of structural support. New US patents claimed that it has another very vital role in the human body which is piezoelectricity. Most of the chronic diseases in the elderly are caused by the disturbance of this newly discovered function. The exact site of disturbance is defined as the site (Y) of collagen. Profound molecular and biomechanical studies were done at the site (Y) to determine its mechanical disturbance from the pathological point of view. As collagen is present all over the human body like bone, cartilage, the heart, brain, blood vessels, skin, even the sclera of the eye, its correction would recover most of the tissues of the human body. This paper discusses the site (Y) and its effect on piezo-electricity and its glycation. It discusses also all the factors that may affect the site (Y) either damaging or recovery in the hope of avoidance of all the destructive factors and enhancing the repairing ones. It is believed that this new method of thinking about the degenerative disease in the elderly could be treated perfectly, more physiological, and also at the root level. This is much better than treating each disease as a separate entity. Lastly and for most, this group of degenerative diseases has a great impact on the health care system and hospital resources of every nation. Thus, the recovery of these patients would save a huge amount of money spent in the health care system for these chronic and almost long-lived diseases.

Published in	Frontiers (Volume 2, Issue 1)
DOI	10.11648/j.frontiers.20220201.13
Page(s)	22-33
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Keywords

Zero Holes, Gap Zone, Overlapping Zone, (Gly, X, Y), Piezo-electricity, Glycation, Visceral Fat

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Hossam Mohamed, Houda Almansour, Dalal Alsaadoun, Mariam Almansour, Yasmin Almansour, et al. Hossam (Y) Site Theory of Collagen Type I Decrypts the Origin of Metabolic Syndrome (X) in the Elderly with a Suggested Conjecture of Cure: Granted US Patent Review. Frontiers. 2022;2(1):22-33. doi: 10.11648/j.frontiers.20220201.13

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Hossam Mohamed

Medical & Research Department, Huda Health INC, Ottawa, Canada
Houda Almansour

Medical & Research Department, Huda Health INC, Ottawa, Canada
Dalal Alsaadoun

Internal Medicine Department, College of Medicine, King Faisal University, Alahsa, Saudi Arabia
Mariam Almansour

Department of Endocrinology, AlFaisalia Hospital, Alhafouf City, Saudi Arabia
Yasmin Almansour

Department of Palliative Care, Specialized King Fahad Hospital, Dammam, Saudi Arabia
Sawsan Samy

Medical & Research Department, Huda Health INC, Ottawa, Canada
Sulaiman Alnassera

Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Unaizah College of Pharmacy, Qassim University, Qassim City, Saudi Arabia

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