Mohammed Attallah, founder.
Independent systems biology researcher and mechanistic analyst.
Biomelogic is the consulting practice of an independent researcher working outside the constraints of institutional affiliation. The work is mechanistic in orientation: it begins from first principles in mitochondrial bioenergetics, mucosal immunology, microbial ecology, and epigenetics, and integrates those domains into a single causal framework for analyzing chronic illness.
The work, not the credential
The absence of a formal academic appointment is, in this context, a feature. The intellectual problem at the center of complex chronic illness — that conventional and functional workups continue to treat downstream signatures as primary lesions — is not a problem of insufficient data. It is a problem of organizing frameworks. Working outside an institution leaves the framework unconstrained by departmental boundaries.
The intellectual contribution
The central contribution of Biomelogic is the Host Capacity Model: a unified causal account of how colonocyte bioenergetic failure — driven by iron-sulfur cluster insufficiency and the CD38–NAD⁺–SIRT3 cascade — propagates through barrier, immune, and metabolic domains to produce the clinical phenotypes recognized as SIBO, MCAS, dysbiosis, and post-viral syndromes.
Language and reach
Mohammed is of Egyptian heritage and writes in both English and Arabic. The practice serves an international readership and accepts international clients.
What this site is
Biomelogic is a small consulting practice and a publishing platform. The consulting work is bounded — the active roster is intentionally limited because mechanistic depth is incompatible with high case volume. The publishing work is the more public face: long-form mechanistic essays on the framework and its applications.
Biomelogic is not clinical care. Mohammed is not a licensed clinician and does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe. See the scope of practice.