The Human Variable 

This white paper argues that MCS and MCAS are vantage points on a shared hypersensitivity terrain, proposing a new classification, Multi-Chemical and Environmental Hypersensitivity Disorders (MCEHD), that unites them, honors patient ingenuity, and formalizes my frameworks.

The CYNAERA ME/CFS Individualized Regimen Engine™ is an educational modeling framework that simulates phased strategies for ME/CFS care. Built on CYNAERA’s ecosystem of validated modules — including Treatment Archetypes, Phenotyping Framework, Pathophysiology Drivers, and the Path of Remission Model — the Regimen Engine demonstrates how individualized patient care can be systematically structured.

Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) is profoundly sensitive to environmental stressors. Pollutants such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), particulate matter (PM₂.₅, PM₁₀), nitrogen dioxide (NO₂), ground-level ozone (O₃), sulfur dioxide (SO₂), and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), combined with weather triggers like heat, cold, barometric pressure swings, mold, humidity, and pollen, drive flares that push patients into cycles of severe disabi

Clinician Guide For MECFS Therapeutics: Built from CYNAERA Diagnostic Fingerprints™ + IACCI Terrain Logic + XR/CR Pharmacology Doctrine

Clinical trials for ME/CFS have consistently failed not because therapies were inherently ineffective, but because the system was never built for conditions like ME/CFS and related IACCs. FDA gold-standard trial design assumes predictable progression, uniform subtypes, and tolerance for interventions — none of which apply to ME/CFS The CYNAERA Thesis asserts that repurposed drugs can work for ME/CFS if trials account for post-exertional malaise (PEM),(MCAS), and POTS

The Va-IRI™ (Vaccination Immune Readiness Index) provides a structured 0–100 readiness score derived from common labs, symptom baselines, and patient function. Built on the STAIR Stable Method™ (Stabilization, Tolerance, And Immune Readiness), Va-IRI™ adapts low-and-slow principles pioneered by patients and refined through collaboration with leading researchers.