AboutDr.Paul Skett Expertise drug metabolism or biotransformation from basic to advanced, hepatocytes from basic to advanced, drug toxicity and side effects, alcohol clearance and levels
Experience 32 years research experience in above areas, 30 years educational experience in University. Retained expert for numerous legal firms dealing with matters of drugs (legal and illegal)and alcohol.
Education/Credentials B.Sc(Hons) Biochemistry, University of Liverpool, UK
fil.dr. (Medical Chemistry) Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden
Question have read articles on this as a new superior form of medicine delivery and supplementation ie,vitamins etc,it seems to be the new wonder cure ;but have just seen a very scary warning on the internet claiming it is a new way of killing the masses and is a very real danger to all with some kind of depopulation agenda,being interested in health i found this website alarming,are these people misinformed or conspiricy theorists,dont know if this is your field but thought id give it a try ,cheers peter
Answer Hi, Peter,
As with all new technology, nanotechnology has the potential for great good or to be abused (e.g. nuclear power, genetic modifications) - nanotech could be a life-saver (nanobots injected that can monitor blood sugar levels and release (or even make) insulin as required - a full cure for diabetes) but likewise nanobots could be designed to release poisons at specific signals.
As long as there are adequate controls, there is little danger from nanotechnology.
