Mathematics, Physics, and Engineering in Medicine

Diagnosed with Type II diabetes at the height of his career as a Silicon Valley CEO, Gerald Hsu spent the next decade relying on prescribed medication to control his condition. Unfortunately, his health continued to deteriorate as he suffered from problems with his heart, kidney, bladder, thyroid, vision, and extremities. Refusing to succumb to a life of insulin injections and dialysis treatments, Gerald took it upon himself to study and research chronic diseases and food nutrition. Having spent half his life studying and learning ten different academic disciplines, Gerald had a unique perspective on how to approach his medical research despite lack of formal training in biology and chemistry. He relied on mathematics, physics, computer science, and engineering, to conduct his medical research work. Utilizing an AI-based computer system he developed for his research, Gerald was able to reverse much of the damage done to his health and reduce the dosages of his medications until he ceased taking them completely. This book is a collection of approximately ten percent of his published research papers across multiple medical journals. It reflects what he has learned in his personal health journey and his hope to share his knowledge with the medical community and the world.