OK. Let's answer the question. Why is what @ChronicleBioAI so completely breakthrough level data collection? I know you probably have "testing" fatigue. We have seen some not so helpful and very expensive testing being promoted in the last few years. I have done a LOT of expensive "so-what" testing -- this is not what is going on here. The ChronicleBio databank is different. The people running it are super experienced and very well funded. Given the expertise of this group - I think there is a good chance we are seeing the first hints of where research in these conditions will be heading in the next decade. The data has jumped the walls of the academy! The strength and the breakthrough data collection here is that they are not picking and choosing a level of biology to focus on. The past decade has seen some awesome metabolomics, and genetics, and proteomics, and microbiome studies but they are all disjointed, from different labs, different cohorts, different subtypes, different people. What ChronicleBio is doing is collecting ALL the data for a very well defined group of patients. They are focusing on ME, LongCovid, hEDS, MCAS, POTS, Sjogren's. They get the subtype problem. For each person - they will be collecting about 1 BILLION data points - i.e. pieces of information - for each person. Complete genomics, methylomics, transcriptomics, metabolomics, proteomics. Nothing like this has ever been attempted before. This will be the biobank that will define the subgroups, tease the genetics from the environmental factors, track changes at different severity levels. And, they come to you. Bedridden - severe - patients can get a home visit for collection. In the past year I have seen groups charging thousands for way less than 1% of this data - for just one level of this data. The first 250 patients are 100% FREE for the first collection and after that each collection will be $400. This is insanely cheap and if I had to guess - I would say they they are probably covering a few thousands dollars worth of testing for each person. The 400$ likely covers the logistics of the collection - all the assay's are paid by ChronicleBio. The only thing that bums me out is that they are not in Canada and not International. I would literally give a toe to get this testing. This one is different. I promise.