Abstract: Antiseptic agent delivery systems and methods are provided, one such system comprising: a reservoir configured to store an antiseptic solution, wherein the antiseptic solution comprises an aqueous solution of hypochlorous acid; an ultrasound generator coupled to the reservoir, wherein the ultrasound generator vaporizes the antiseptic solution into an antiseptic vapor; a nozzle to direct the antiseptic vapor to an affected area; and a housing coupled to the reservoir and the nozzle, wherein the housing comprises a panel to control the ultrasound generator.

Abstract: Systems and methods for treating drug resistant pneumonia and tuberculosis using hypochlorous acid (HOCl) are disclosed. Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to nebulizing HOCl as a method of treating drug resistant bacteria, in particular, bacterial pneumonia pathogens (i.e., Streptococcus pneumoniae) and Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria. The nebulized HOCl solution may be approximately 180 parts per million (PPM) of the aqueous solution and have a pH of less than 6.

Abstract: Systems and methods for disinfecting and deodorizing using low concentration hypochlorous acid solutions are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method may include delivering an disinfectant solution to PAP equipment, such as CPAP and BiPAP equipment, to disinfect the PAP equipment used by the patient, thereby preventing infection by the infectious diseases in the patient. The disinfectant solution may include an aqueous solution of hypochlorous acid. The hypochlorous acid may be between 30 parts per million (ppm) to 500 ppm of the aqueous solution.

Abstract: Systems and method that relate to improving levels, functions, and resistances related to chronic conditions by using lysine-based supplements are described. For example, a method of monitoring an analyte level may include administering a supplement that may include lysine, zinc, and vitamin C to a user. The method may also include monitoring an analyte level in a bio-sample before and after the supplement is administered.

Abstract: A method of improving beta cell function by using a supplement, the comprising: administering the supplement comprising lysine, zinc, and vitamin C to a user; monitoring an insulin resistance level before and after the supplement is administered in a bio-sample; and determining a change in a dose of the supplement based on the insulin resistance level found in the bio-sample.

Abstract: Systems and methods for prevention and treatment of infectious diseases using low concentration hypochlorous acid solutions are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method may include delivering an antiseptic solution to the medical equipment to disinfect the medical equipment used by the patient, thereby preventing infection by the infectious diseases in the patient. The antiseptic solution may include an aqueous solution of hypochlorous acid. The hypochlorous acid may be between 30 parts per million (ppm) to 500 ppm of the aqueous solution.

Abstract: A method of treating acute hypovolemia due to one or more medical conditions including sepsis with shock, hemorrhagic shock, burn injury, nephritic syndrome, and multiorgan failure by injecting an aqueous solution of hypochlorous acid to a patient in need thereof.

Abstract: Methods are disclosed for treating a disorder associated with a disorder. Some methods may include receiving patient demographic information associated with a patient, receiving patient medical information associated with the patient, determining a likelihood of patient adherence for the patient based upon the patient demographic information and the patient medical information, and generating a dietary regimen including one or more meal recommendations consumed by the patient during a time period and an exercise regimen including one or more exercise recommendations performed by the patient during the time period based on the likelihood of patient adherence.

Abstract: A method of preventing protein glycation using a supplement may comprise: administering a supplement comprising lysine and zinc; monitoring a concentration of glucose before and after the supplement is administered in a bio-sample; and determining a change in a dose of the supplement based on the concentration of glucose found in the bio-sample.

Abstract: A method of treating acute hypovolemia due to one or more medical conditions including sepsis with shock, hemorrhagic shock, burn injury, nephritic syndrome, and multiorgan failure by injecting an aqueous solution of hypochlorous acid to a patient in need thereof.

Abstract: A method of treating disease states associated with bacteria, a virus, a yeast, a mold, a fungus, a spore, a protozoa or a prion comprising a respiratory, oral, and internal delivery of hypochlorous acid (HOCl) via a nebulizer, an aerosolizer, an spray a spray bottle, an oral rinse, an oral gargle, a vaping device, and a diffuse.

Abstract: A method of treating gingivitis comprising delivery of hypochlorous acid (HOCl) via an oral spray and spray bottle, topical application of a paste, application of a paste via brushing, application of a paste via a mouthguard, chewing gum, coated dental floss, and a lozenge.

Abstract: A method of treating disease states associated with bacteria, a virus, a yeast, a mold, a fungus, a spore, a protozoa or a prion comprising a respiratory, oral, and internal delivery of hypochlorous acid (HOCl) via a nebulizer, an aerosolizer, an spray a spray bottle, an oral rinse, an oral gargle, a vaping device, and a diffuse.

Abstract: Systems and method that relate to improving levels, functions, and resistances related to chronic conditions by using lysine-based supplements are described. For example, a method of monitoring an analyte level may include administering a supplement that may include lysine, zinc, and vitamin C to a user. The method may also include monitoring an analyte level in a bio-sample before and after the supplement is administered.

Abstract: A method of preventing protein glycation using a supplement may comprise: administering a supplement comprising lysine and zinc; monitoring a concentration of glucose before and after the supplement is administered in a bio-sample; and determining a change in a dose of the supplement based on the concentration of glucose found in the bio-sample.

Abstract: A method of affecting blood chemistry using a supplement may comprise: measuring a blood glucose level; determining a blood glucose level; and if the blood glucose level exceeds a threshold, administering a supplement comprising lysine, zinc, and vitamin C.

Abstract: A method of preventing protein glycation using a supplement may comprise: administering a supplement comprising lysine and zinc; monitoring a concentration of glucose before and after the supplement is administered in a bio-sample; and determining a change in a dose of the supplement based on the concentration of glucose found in the bio-sample.

Abstract: A method of improving insulin resistance by using a supplement may include: administering the supplement including lysine, zinc, and vitamin C to a user; monitoring an insulin resistance level before and after the supplement is administered in a bio-sample; and determining a change in a dose of the supplement based on the insulin resistance level found in the bio-sample.

Abstract: A method of determining a stage of CKD may comprise: measuring a creatinine level; determining a creatinine level; determining a glomerular filtration rate; and determining a stage of CKD.

Abstract: A method of inhibiting hepatological and pancreatic diseases using a supplement, comprising: measuring a current triglyceride level of a user from a test; determining the current triglyceride level; and if the triglyceride level exceeds a threshold value, administering the supplement to the user comprising lysine.