Gene therapy

[Jamesbond101]

With Crispr was 9 and RNA gene / genome editing technologies currently active in many countries. Is it possible to identify and edit a 
genetic disorders such as a bipolar disorder ? Countries that are ambiguous with regulations such as Israel, South Korea and Russia. Have 
clinical trials on humans and the decision to sign a waver. US and Europe among other have strict regulations and pharmaceutical industries producing solid revenues. 
Safety regulations that may push on market treatment back a decade. 

Or similar to private stem cell clinics that charge mega $$ there gene editing clinics that are off the common market ?

[RodneyYouPlonker]

Anybody here fancy having a nice tin of Spam for their lunch today?

[dueda]

This definitely sounds like "impressions on effects of self-rethoric" auto-translation from Sikrit to Hellwjavik. Please change his username to "AH".

[Jamesbond101]

This definitely sounds like "impressions on effects of self-rethoric" auto-translation from Sikrit to Hellwjavik. Please change his username to "AH".

Great observation ! literary prowess I will change my username shortly

Know anywhere or anyone who will answer my question

[dueda]

Know anywhere or anyone who will answer my question

No, but may I suggest a "clean up" on your original question to attract better results? It's not that bad but language issues make it a bit hard to understand and moreover to believe. Not everybody has perfect writing in English (especially me), so, without irony, current form doesn't help.

[Jamesbond101]

Do you think it would be a good idea to post the question on intel exchange ??
or do you know any forums that would have an audience likely to answer my question ?

[dueda]

Not my area of expertise, sorry. But Reddit has a huge audience and many categories. It is a good place to start.