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Weatherology® is small and unique life science company based in SW England. For the past Ten years we have been researching weather effect on living organisms, particularly humans.

We offer a unique range of biomarkers for drug development and a solution to improve drug delivery timing for the pharmaceutical and biotech industries.

BIOMARKERS for:

  • Cancers: Lung, Breast, Liver, Kidney, Prostate, Ovarian, Cervical, Colon, Ileum, Pancreatic and Bowel
  • Diabetes, Obesity
  • Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s and other dementias, ADHD
  • HIV/AIDS
  • Malaria
  • MS
  • Asthma
  • Scarlet Fever
  • Smallpox
  • Heart disease
  • Sleep disorders
  • Aging


Every disease has a commonality in that they are all caused by the imbalance of homeostasis. Mutation – repair – mutation – repair – mutation etc.

We have discovered 217 protein coding genes which have a significant association in controlling the homeostatic mechanism. A further 1300 genes also have relationship with homeostasis. We have named them Weathergenes© because they are synthesised from a simple core chemical structure which controls the stimuli of weather [air (gases), heat, light, and water] on every living organism.

PRE/CLINICAL TRIALS:

Every organism used at any stage in pre/clinical trials, in vitro or in vivo, is constantly stimulated by air (gases), heat, light and water.

Weathergenes open and close different neural pathways depending on the stimuli of air, heat light, and water which in turn can affect the delivery of drugs to their targets.

We have developed a specific measure of a combination of air, heat, light and water called the NAXIS® Index. The NI has a scale of 0-60.

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Fig 1 an example of the NAXIS Index (01Sep2010-31Aug2010)

If we consider at a critical point above zero, a specific neurotransmitter is synthesised and opens a complex neural pathway. When the NI is zero an inversely proportional neurohormone is synthesised.

We provide Biotech and Pharmaceutical researchers with historical NAXIS Index data to help analyse and compare their results. We also provide forecast NAXIS Index data to help clinicians obtain improved delivery techniques.