AI-Derived Inhibinol Leads the Way for Next Generation of Consumer Health Products
At a time when global health and dietary challenges require rapid cutting-edge technologies and innovation to improve well-being, Skymount Medical, using research developed at Louisiana State University (LSU), announces the launch of Inhibinol – a dietary supplement formulated with the help of artificial intelligence (AI) to support the immune system, critical antioxidant functions, and overall cardiovascular health. Interest in dietary supplements for improved health has been growing rapidly. According to recent research, the global market for such products is expected to hit a record value of 306.8B by 2026.
“The pandemic has created a lot of uncertainty surrounding immune system health,” said Chris Galliano, Chief Technology Officer of Skymount Medical. “AI-derived Inhibinol is the first product of its kind, and a prime example of a smarter generation of dietary supplements, which we hope will empower people to take charge of and have more confidence in, their own health and wellness. In essence, you can think of Inhibinol as a personal health shield.”
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Inhibinol was designed to be a highly effective blend of natural extracts, essential vitamins and minerals. The platform used to discover and develop Inhibinol is called DeepDrug. By leveraging AI, DeepDrug can score and correlate millions of molecular combinations at a speed unattainable through traditional research methods.
The DeepDrug formulations are resulting in novel products, such as Inhibinol, intended to help correct the vitamin/mineral imbalance in the body. Inhibinol™ also relies on familiar ingredients, such as ginseng and chamomile, to fight free radicals, which can negatively impact cellular function and overall immune health.
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The LSU research team that created DeepDrug in 2012 is led by Supratik Mukhopadhyay, associate professor in the LSU Department of Computer Science and an expert on health applications of AI. To date, his discoveries have been awarded three U.S. patents, with at least four more currently pending.
“As researchers, we are proud of our growing partnership with Skymount,” Mukhopadhyay said. “This is a great example of how companies and universities can work together to develop critical solutions and new products to benefit people all around the world.”
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