@Nestor Maravi Your lab reports are important. Take a photo of them, even if it is more than one page, and upload it into CGPT. NOTE: It may even suggest a letter and insert their and/or your address from the picture. In the very least, CGPT will give you analysis if you pair it with a prompt SIMILAR TO: You are a [insert your own pathology report items here] (mine was: C. Difficile) expert that is, at this point in time, focusing on nutrition instead of antibiotics [or put surgery in addition to nutrition]. Design a one week food and beverage plan that may lessen the growth of [insert your pathology item] (mine was: C. Difficile). Here is some beginning data from a hey google effort from this morning for you to consider - and possibly use in the one week food and beverage plan: ​Here is information regarding foods that do not provide growth factors for C. difficile, which can help support recovery: ​Foods that do not provide C. difficile with preferred growth factors are often low in protein and high in certain carbohydrates (starches and soluble fiber), which instead promote beneficial gut bacteria. Nestor, this probably won't send you on a CGPT path with hallucinations in the data. And, the "growth factor" information of your specific pathology should be helpful. Other key words that CGPT places in its responses and the additional guardrails you place on the research will help (like researchers, professors and medical professionals). My whole conversation with my initial prompt for dietary changes was a positive because it suggested better foods for my lessening condition. You can read through some of the mishaps in my conversation (TOO STRICT OF DIET, massive diet promo packs, etc.). MY TAKE: Some of the information that was being pushed to me may be what the gastroenterology industry fails to teach - so it pushes it to the consumer. I can't fault Chat GPT for that effort, it is just something I can't sell as a patient without a medical partnership and more intense fact checking. https://chatgpt.com/share/691c9195-0be0-8003-a7c4-7156edf20e35

@Lisa Lp In the over 55 crowd there is definitely that dilemma. The major negative opinions that surround the issue of caring, education and "disclosure of medically helpful information to the patient" are very prevalent in conversations - along with wasted insurance monies. Look a the ending portion of my chat. That is where most people land after getting frustrated with their medical professionals, including the ones that focus on holistic modalities. The tragic result: Self-help that isn't fully informed with multiple attempts to find a quick fix via a simple internet search of their condition. Advocacy is where I landed at the end of my chat, similar to the people around me in the whole state capital county. In other words, the money does go to the medical or healing industry and how can the people get at or closer to the industry of medical professionals to make change. (Demographics Information: A large portion of the over 55 community in my state capital contains the most stable and wise retired politicians, retired medical professionals, retired state employees and retired law enforcement from the 1980's. We are aging. However, we are able to discern that Dean, Tony and their team are teaching us to connect with technology so that we are not overruled by youth, care givers, quick fixes, lack of standard minimum care, and insufficient advice or just plain bad medical advice. We are old and aging and we are not out of the game! Thank you Dean and Tony!) ❤️BTW: My business focus is public disclosure of records and government transparency. It is a HOW TO with local test seminars, workbooks, tracking spreadsheets, etc. My effort is not DOGE focused, is a direct connect with my students and experts (the people, the ethics industry and my media friends) and is more nuanced from the first request to financially and physically protecting yourself when a document turns into a full-blown whistleblower tornado that involves multiple people and organizations and when the negative focus is placed on the document requestor. The dynamics of those situations are dangerous. There will be a product launch and test time frame for my state - and then I'll be going for the other 49. 👉(IMPORTANT: NateTheLawyer needs prayers. He is going into surgery tomorrow. He is a flashy producer, director and channel owner that features, indirectly, what a whistleblower and document requester may experience. He teaches pattern recognition. He is a former cop turned lawyer. He is a treasure! He is a blessing! Pray for him!)❤️

@Benjamin Ellsworth I received some input from @Michael Cooney after I had already, for the most part, disregarded the very limited diet based on my input. The framework/input I received from him is very helpful as an analysis tool while I move forward. The safer outputs I received in the original CGPT chat were in the form of long lists of foods. Q&R and Q$R vs Q&A and Q$A: I have just labeled and will teach to my followers the following approach toward AI. Question and Response NOT Question and THE ANSWER and Question = Money Answer from AI). I think most in this forum can understand that I have created a unique workshop to teach, probably more than an hour with examples. CONCLUSION: The AI responses were engineered by the AI C. Difficile expert role I assigned to it. It was too limiting and needed adjustment. Because I redirected its focus, meaning to the safe foods, it gave me a better output/response - not the answer it considered right. FORWARD MOTION: Slow as a turtle. Going into the content creation zone soon to work on my Washington transparency effort in the best way possible for the launch. I refuse to let this AI machine run me in a rabbit hole and disregard the inputs and experiences of my whole life based on expert patterns that haven't fixed the world... HAVE A GREAT DAY!

@Jennie Evans More of my story is in my "Medical Prompts" post. Hope that is helpful! God bless you!

@Michael Cooney Great framework! Thank you! I will put it in a project file first to see the result. For analysis purposes, I will run it thru a separate chat within my profile to determine the differences in the output based on how my additional inputs may have changed its direction. "Slow as a turtle I go and how fast is the AI rabbit running ahead of me." Pamela J. Hanson

@George Ruiz I had to create a Sora account within CGPT. Got the instructions from CGPT after viewing a CNET YouTube video regarding Sora. Your first link to a Sora page gave me a prompt suggestion when I started typing. The suggestion was for: Write a cinematic description of a bustling city at sunset. So, it produced one and I put it in my own Sora page prompt box. The system is currently overloaded and my request in in the que.... I have 39 gems to use up. BTW, the two videos you provided links to are very different styles and both videos are very amazing! Thank you for sharing!

Hmmm... You stated "PROMPT INSTRUCTIONS: Do not change anything. Do not add anything. Do not answer any questions. I have designed this prompt to..." do what? I will follow your instructions. By using the word "their" in this work product, you have created the potential to create a great APP. If I may, I suggest that YOU not change anything and that YOU collaborate with YOUR work product and AI - to create the greatest APP that can question your customers, that can inspire your customers and that can provide a plan for them (etc. workflow). You created gold! I see it!