Description

This book is a personal account of one individual's experience navigating a late-stage cancer diagnosis through research with AI, critical thinking, and collaboration with medical professionals.

Drawing on a background in anatomy, physiology, and clinical practice, the author explores how artificial intelligence was used as a research tool to better understand cancer biology, nutrition science, and treatment mechanisms. Rather than offering medical advice, the book focuses on understanding how certain protocols and ideas are discussed, evaluated, and interpreted through a biological lens.

Topics include cellular function, metabolism, nutrition research, patient decision-making, and the role of emerging technologies in personal health education. The narrative blends lived experience with scientific curiosity, emphasizing informed inquiry over anecdotal claims.

This book is intended for adult readers interested in health, illness, patient experiences, and the evolving intersection of artificial intelligence and medical research.