The Human Lab Rat: Stealth Syndromes Study Launches IndieGoGo Campaign

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Read more about the study here -- Stealth Syndromes Human Study-- and the 501(c)(3) non-profit backing it here: Center for Research on Environmental Chemicals in Humans.

Who Is The Human Lab Rat?

Lewis Perdue is the Human Lab Rat. His background can be found here: Lewis Perdue, Project Co-Founder, Co-principal Investigator

Lew's been a scientist, a Silicon Valley start-up founder, a professor, journalist, best-selling book author, inventor and co-founder of the Stealth Syndromes Project. Biomedical scientist Becca Yeamans-Irwin helped co-found that project.

The Stealth Epidemic project began as a collaborative effort in 2012 (Stealth Syndrome Study, Part 1: Where Did The Idea Come From?) to translate the science and consequences of questionable environmental chemicals -- primarily those in our food and beverages.

When we realized that no science existed to provide scientifically sound conclusions, we then set out to do that science. That became the Stealth Syndromes Human Study.

That study protocol was approved by the Committtee on Human Research of one of the world's foremost biomedical research institutions: The University of California, San Francisco Medical School.

To keep costs down, the study was designed to focus on Bisphenol A (BPA) because of its presence in almost all Americans.

After working for more than a year on hot to implement the study, Perdue and Yeamans-Irwin came face to face with the reality that doing the study correctly was going to cost $2oo,000+ primarily for outside laboratory costs and the need to rigorously design methods to control food and beverage intake and to measure the BPA levels in both the food/beverages and Lab Rat Perdue.

To pay for the lab work, Perdue and Yeamans-Irwin decided to crowdfund the necessary expenses to get things off the ground. Next would come the Center for Research on Environmental Chemicals in Humans which is a federally tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.

Sunday, September 10, 2017

Stealth Syndromes Study Launches IndieGoGo Campaign

Help Us Keep Harmful Chemicals Out of Your Body!Visit IndieGoGo NOW!

Read more about the study here -- Stealth Syndromes Human Study-- and the 501(c)(3) non-profit backing it here: Center for Research on Environmental Chemicals in Humans.

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