Health AI by Magda Machulska AI

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Health AI or in Polish Zdrowie AI by Magda Machulska AI , we are working on prototypy of a device like we use to pre program chips which we use to open doors , gates or similar. It is size of small coin and can be scanned to open the door. Simlar device will read pulse and vibration of my heart. That is the way my6 Heart is comminicating with my brzain and all organs. I know my brain can be dead and as long as my heart is working I will be alive. Now this reader would recive raport about the st6ate of my meatbolism and microbiome. This would alow my AI to prepare a diet for my body for next monthy year or so. My AQI would choose right menu with many alternatives to acomodate may good or bad habits with goal to change and improve my diet to optymize efectivness . I know my body insteAD OF MANUFACTURING FAT TISSUE COULD PRODUCE ENERGY WHICH i COULD USE TO POWER MY i PHONE OR SIMILAR DEVICE. This would eliminate a lot of costs realated to living. I know we are already saving 80-90 % on our daily expenses so if we share this with rest of the population we have much different society. All thanks to Magda whom I gound here


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