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Sayyid Nooreddin Faraji

Sayyid Nooreddin Faraji

Shiraz University of Medical Science, Iran

Title: Correlation between tempers and metabolomics: A study protocol

Biography

Biography: Sayyid Nooreddin Faraji

Abstract

According to traditional medicine, several single or combined tempers have been narrated. There are several approaches regarding to temper classifications in traditional medicine. While previous studies showed the effects of genetic and environmental factors on human metabolomics, however there is no study to evaluate how different tempers affect the human metabolomics. The first step of the study was done based on reviewing the literature for different temper approaches and their classification weather in Iran or China. Finally the details of the hypothesis into which how to make a proper statistical society for checking the molecular tests on them is offered. The genome of all humans is almost similar but there are differences in their healthy conditions. Investigating the metabolomics profiles of peoples who have different tempers and different healthy conditions and then compare them with other peoples of the statistical groups could be helpful to establish novel and molecular based classification of tempers. In these such investigations, we can make four groups to the study including: Classification of individuals based on Ibn Sina temper classification, based on other classification, a group that obey a proper diet according to their temper at least 40 days and other individuals and patients. This study will help to make molecular basis of different types of temper more clear. Also it could help people to know their body better and make proper decision for a choosing healthier diet and life style.