MICHAEL F ROIZEN, M.D.
Anesthesiologist Assistant at Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH

7976879, Jul 12, 2011

Jul 23, 2009

12/508277

Michael F. Roizen - Shaker Heights OH, US

A61K 36/00, A61K 31/455, A61K 36/82, A61K 38/43, A61K 36/20, A61K 9/48, A61K 33/42, A61K 33/06, A61K 8/26, A23L 1/30, A23L 1/36, A23C 21/00, A23G 1/00, A23B 7/157

424725, 426 73, 426 72, 426583, 426584, 426593, 426632, 426267, 424771, 424451, 424602, 424682, 424702, 424 67, 424 941, 424729, 514725, 514474

A product and method for administering daily micronutrient requirements (DMRs) comprising vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids targeted to reduce appetite and/or the risks associated with aging and associated cognitive impairment. The DMRs are administered to individuals via food products. In an embodiment of the present invention, the DMRs are offered in the form of a health bar, smoothie, or drink. The DMRs may be incorporated into other forms without departing from the scope of the present invention. By way of illustration and not as a limitation, the constituents may be incorporated into a fruit or yogurt “smoothie,” a frozen desert such as an ice cream or sorbet, and a beverage.

8005270, Aug 23, 2011

Apr 11, 2008

12/101190

Michael F. Roizen - Shaker Heights OH, US
Mehmet C. Oz - Cliffstreet Park NJ, US
Jennifer L. Roizen - Pasadena CA, US
Jeffrey D. Roizen - Philadelphia PA, US

Youdocs LLC - Shaker Heights OH

G06K 9/00, G06K 9/46

382118, 382192, 382203

An objective measure of human beauty is determined by a beauty quantification system. The beauty quantification system comprises a beauty quantification processor, a beauty measure datastore, a beauty score datastore, a user computing device, and a network. The beauty measure datastore comprises quantifiable measures of beauty of a body region. The beauty quantification processor comprises instructions for receiving user data indicative of physical attributes of a selected body region of the user, obtaining measures of beauty from the beauty measures datastore associated with the selected body region, evaluating the user data against the beauty measures of the selected body region, determining a user score indicative of the beauty of the selected body region of the user, storing the user score in the beauty score datastore, and comparing the user score to a score stored in the beauty score datastore. The beauty quantification processor may also suggest enhancements to one or more body regions to improve the user score. The suggested enhancements may be presented as an ordered listed organized by a relative cost benefit measure.

8538094, Sep 17, 2013

Aug 22, 2011

13/214945

Michael F. Roizen - Shaker Heights OH, US
Mehmet C. Oz - Cliffstreet Park NJ, US
Jennifer L. Roizen - Menlo Park CA, US
Jeffrey D. Roizen - Philadelphia PA, US

Youdocs Beauty, Inc. - New York NY

G06K 9/00, G06K 9/46

382118, 382192, 382203

An objective measure of human QOL is determined by a QOL quantification system. The QOL quantification system comprises a QOL rules engine, a QOL measure datastore, a score data archive, a user computing device, and a network. The QOL measure datastore comprises quantifiable measures of QOL of a QOL factor. The QOL rules engine comprises instructions for receiving user data indicative of a plurality of attributes of a selected QOL factor of the user, obtaining measures of QOL from the QOL measures datastore associated with the selected QOL factor, evaluating the user data against the QOL measures of the selected QOL factor, determining a user score indicative of the QOL of the selected QOL factor of the user, storing the user score in the score data archive, and comparing the user score to a score stored in the score data archive. The QOL rules engine may also suggest change options to one or more QOL factors to improve the user score. The suggested change options may be presented as an ordered listed organized by a relative cost benefit measure.

2014006, Mar 6, 2014

Sep 6, 2013

14/019795

Michael Roizen - Shaker Heights OH, US
Jeffrey Roizen - Philadelphia PA, US
Jennifer Roizen - Menlo Park CA, US

A23D 9/007, A23L 1/29, A23L 1/01

426541, 426607, 426438, 426531

A healthy Omega-7 based cooking oil for frying and cooking foods raw or prepared foods. The healthy cooking oil comprises mixture of oils having at least 30%-60% Omega-7, and 70%-30% any healthy or neutral oil. The Omega-7 oil is purified from sea buckhorn and/or its derivatives, algae and/or its derivatives, fish oil and/or its derivatives, and/or macadamia nuts and/or its derivatives. Healthy or neutral oils may be canola oil and walnut oil. The Omega-7 cooking oil may further comprises stabilizers, antioxidants, and polyphenols in an amount not to exceed about 10% or the oil mixture.

2007010, May 10, 2007

Nov 2, 2006

11/592050

Michael Roizen - Shaker Heights OH, US

A61K 47/00, A23G 3/00

424439000, 426660000

A method for administering daily micronutrient requirements (DMRs) comprising vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids targeted to reduce appetite and/or the risks associated with aging. The DMRs are administered to individuals via food products. In an embodiment of the present invention, the DMRs are offered in the form of a health bar. The DMRs may be incorporated into other forms without departing from the scope of the present invention. By way of illustration and not as a limitation, the constituents may be incorporated into a fruit or yogurt “smoothie,” a frozen desert such as an ice cream or sorbet, and beverage.

2009028, Nov 19, 2009

May 15, 2009

12/466750

Michael F. Roizen - Shaker Heights OH, US
Mehmet C. Oz - Cliffside Park NJ, US

YOUDOCS, LLC - Shaker Heights OH

G06Q 50/00, G06Q 90/00

705 3, 705500, 705 2

Methods and systems enable healthcare providers to identify metabolites that may cause a medical condition in a patient. The healthcare providers may then use the identified metabolite to identify a probiotic that may affect the regulation of that metabolite. Patient information, such as medical history and diagnosis data may then be used in combination with the identified probiotic to create a personalized medicament for that patient.

2010017, Jul 15, 2010

Dec 30, 2009

12/649661

MICHAEL F. ROIZEN - Shaker Heights OH, US
Mehmet C. Oz - Cliffside Park NJ, US
Jeffrey D. Roizen - Philadelphia PA, US

G06Q 50/00, G06Q 10/00, G06F 3/01

705 3, 705 2, 705 7, 705 9, 715752, 707802

System and methods are disclosed that provide a coaching system that is programmed to process data entered automatically or manually for a given client and determine an indication of progress for the given client according to a coaching plan designed for the client. A response generator automatically generates a personalized response for the given client depending on the indication of progress for the given client, which response can be sent to the given client with or without first being reviewed by the client's coach.