Medical doctor, graduated from the Federal University of Uberlândia (Universidade Federal de Uberlândia), specialist in anesthesiology at the same institution, holder of a post-graduate degree in Nutriendocrinology from the São Paulo College of Health (Faculdade de Saúde de São Paulo), post-graduate degree in Nutrology from ABRAN (Associação Brasileira de Nutrologia), post-graduate degree in Oncology from the Albert Einstein Hospital. Dr. Clarissa is the director and owner of the Health Concept Clinic (Clínica Conceito Saúde) and the Human Development Concept (Conceito Desenvolvimento Humano); founder and director of the CADO Research Institute (Instituto CADO de Pesquisa). Besides that, Dr. Clarissa is coordinator and teacher in the post-graduate Program in Integrative Medicine of the Univesity of Uberaba (Universidade de Uberaba, or UNIUBE). She is an active member of associations and societies in the medical area, such as the Brazilian Medical Association of Bi-Digital O-ring Test (Associação Médica Brasileira de Bi-Digital O-ring Test, or AMBBORT), member of the Society for Integrative Oncology (SIO/USA), fellow in Clinical Nutrition at BARM. Dr. Clarissa Oliveira, always dynamic and enterprising, after 10 years in the practice of integrative medicine in her own clinic, emphasizing the welfare and treatment of the human being in an integral and personalized manner, founded the CADO Institute. That institute has as its primary objective the development of scientific research in the area of integrative medicine in partnership with renowned national and international researchers, besides the promotion of free assistance to needy patients through incentives and donations from the third sector. She has thus far been responsible for conducting more than 15 unpublished clinical studies that evaluate the control of chronic diseases in the field of cancerology, obesity, atherosclerosis, brain optimization, improvement of tissue perfusion and microcirculation, and that evaluate the role of oxidative stress in these processes. In this way, Dr. Clarissa Oliveira, through her vast clinical experience, in combination with her work in scientific research, has been contributing to the generation of knowledge and the consolidation of integrative medicine practices.

Eugenio Luigi Iorio, MD, PhD (Biochemical Sciences), (post)-graduated in Clinical Chemistry and Biochemistry (Specialist), is President of the Popular University of Lifestyle Medicine (Ascea, Salerno, Italy) and the International Observatory of Oxidative Stress, IOOS (Italy, Greece, Argentina, Brazil, Japan), teacher and member of international board of Sannio Tech Inter-University Consortium (Apollosa, Benevento, Italy), specialist for Redoxomics at Bios Laboratories SPA (Rome, Italy), director of Tokyo Redox Center (Tokyo, Japan) and Editor in Chief of the European Journal of Aesthetic Medicine and Dermatology (EJAMED). Moreover, he is teacher at the following masters: First Level University Master on “Polyspecialistic Regenerative Medicine and Surgery” (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Rome, Italy), Systemic Functional Medicine (Rome, Italy), and Human Nutrition (Bari, Italy). Currently he is also teacher at the University Specialisation Course “Diets and ketogenic nutritional therapies: supplements an nutraceuticals” (University of Salerno, Italy) and coordinates the University Master in Aesthetic, Regenerative and Antiaging Medicine (University of Verona, Italy). His main memberships are: Italian Association of Antiaging Medicine (AMIA) (directory board), Medical Association Kousmine Italy (AMIK) (directory board), International Society of Polyspecialistic Regenerative Medicine and Surgery (SIMCRI) (scientific board), Italian Society of Nutraceutics (SINUT) (advisor for oxidative stress), Japanese Society of Comprehensive Pain Medicine (honorary member), Italian College of Medical Doctors and Dentists (FNOMCeO) (member), and Regenera Research Group (member). Eugenio Luigi Iorio is an eclectic medical doctor with many different field of interest. His research (Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics, Naples University) was firstly focused on the biosynthesis of the platelet-activating factor, an unusual pro-inflammatory phospholipid, in neutrophils [Journal of Immunology. 1992. 149 (3): 1023–1030]. Then he approached the field of oxidative stress that leads him: i) to develop into the clinical practice and to spread in 35 Countries some suitable predictive tests (among which are the d-ROMs and the BAP test) to measure the redox balance “at a glance”, starting form a few drops of whole blood [Italian Treatise of Laboratory Medicine, by Angelo Burlina, Piccin, Padua. 2009. IX: 533–549]; ii) to conceptualize first time a new omics, i.e., the Redoxomics [Gen-T. 2008. 2: 67]; iii) to do studies on the redoxoma of vegetables and animals [Vet Res Commun. 2008. 32 (2): 137–143]; iv) to develop the first software to handle oxidative stress in the clinical practice (WIN-OS MANAGER). More recently he integrated his research with the lipidomics (i. e., the identification and the quantification of fatty acids on biological samples, including whole blood). Pioneer of Positive Biology (in terms of positive beauty, positive fertility, positive sexuality, and more) and Mediterrasian Diet, he developed an original Artificial Intelligence algorithm for optimal health performance (Happy Salus, Rome, Italy). Recipient of many awards, he cooperated with professor Luc Montagnier, i.e., the Medicine Nobel Prize 2008 for the discovery of the HIV, in order to standardise the analytical methods for oxidative stress measurement (UNESCO, Paris, France). Author of about 100 academic papers, speaker in more than 500 scientific congresses in the last 15 years in 30 different Countries (particularly in Japan, and from 2016, in Brazil), is co-inventor of a patent for phospholipid analysis (N°94045A39, National Council of Research, Italy). Among the curiosities, Eugenio Luigi Iorio, for educational purposes, published the first comic book on free radicals and antioxidants for children, and, as expertise in traditional typical hand-made foods, in cooperation with the Italian pizzaiolo Cosimo Mogavero,  he produced the first patented True Neapolitan Pizza, according to the UNI 10791:98 norm, and the first integral antioxidant pizza (the “anti-wrinkle pizza”); finally, he coordinated a TV documentary on Okinawa’s centenarians.

Dr. Ioannis Papasotiriou, graduated from Medical school of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in 1997. He went on to undertake postgraduate training in molecular medicine (MSc) at the University of Westminster of London (Distinction pass), then MSc in molecular oncology at Nottingham University and a doctorate as Medical Geneticist in the University of Zurich. He worked as scientific fellow in the department of Human Physiology and Medical Biochemistry in Medical school of Thessaloniki. He completed his promotion (M.D., PhD) in MLU University in the area of TKIs in human cancer cells lines. Between 2001 and 2004 he established Arzt Genetik Zentrum in Thessaloniki where he was a director. Since May 2004 he is a CEO and medical director of RGCC SA- Research Genetic Cancer Centre SA (www.rgcc-genlab.com) in Greece where the major field of expertise is molecular oncology in the entity of Cancer stem cell like. His main interest is cancer genetics with a major focus on chemosensitivity testing and developing screening tests. His research activities lie in the field of cancer drug design and evaluation and in the development of innovative methods of cancer gene or molecular targeted therapies.

Richard Allsopp, PhD, is Tenured Professor at the Institute for Biogenesis Research
Department of Anatomy, Biochemistry and Physiology (JABSOM), University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, Honolulu (Hawai, US). Previously, he was Tenured Associate (2018-2011), Professor
Co-Chair of the Developmental & Reproductive Biology graduate program (2014-2005), and Tenure track Assistant Professor (2010-2003) at JABSOM. Currently he is member of the Gerontological Society of America (GSA) (from 2013), board member of the International Health Evaluation and Promotion Association (IHEPA) (from 2016), editorial board member of the Journal of Gerontology-Biological Sciences (Impact Factor 6.0) (from 2014), and Consultant for Cardax Inc., Honolulu Hawaii(from 2016). Author of many papers on high-impact factor peer reviewed journals [PNAS. 1994. 91: 9857–9860. 
Science. 1995. 269: 1236–1241. Blood. 2003. 102: 517–520. 
PLoS ONE. 2008. 13: e1571–e1574. 
J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci. 2014. 28 (4): 508–517. Aging Cell. 2016. 15 (4): 617–624. J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci. 2017. 72 (5): 724–728 
Curr Top Dev Biol. 2018. 127: 193–212] and book chapters [Methods for telomere length measurement, In: Methods in Aging Research. 1998. CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL; Telomere induced senescence of primary human cells. 2008. In Telomeres and telomerase in ageing, disease, and cancer. Karl Lenard Rudolph Ed. Springer Press; Regulation of Life Span in Adult Stem Cells. 2010. In Stem Cells: Physical and Functional Characterizations. Donald Phinney Ed. Springer Press.] Richard Allsopp focused is research on telomeres/telomerase, life-span/longevity/aging, and cancer, in different models and in Humans, including stem cells (in 2012 and 2018 he was member of the International Society for Stem Cell Research, ISSCR). Invited speakers to many international conferences, he was awarded in 2016 as Best Poster presentation, Biology of Aging Conference (Nov, 2015. Singapore). Richard Allsopp was also actively involved in many press release (e.g., in 2017, when astaxanthin was showed correlated to FOXO3 gene, i.e., the so-called “gene of longevity”).

Giovanni Scapagnini, MD, PhD, is Full Professor of Clinical Nutrition at the University of Molise, Campobasso, Italy. From 2004 is visiting professor, at the Institute of Human Virology, University of Maryland, Baltimore (US) (research project: “HIV Dementia: novel pharmacological targets”). He spent a large part of his career of researcher/teacher outside of Italy, e.g., in the United Kindom (Department of Surgical Research Northwick Park Institute for Medical Research Harrow, Middlesex, 1999), and US (Laboratory of Adaptive Systems, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, National Institutes of the Health, Bethesda MD, 2000; Blanchette Rockefeller Neurosciences Institute, West Virginia University at Johns Hopkins University, Rockville, MD, 2000-2003; New York Medical College, Walalla NY, Department of Pharmacology, 2003-2006; Human Virology, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD; director prof. Robert Gallo, Nobel Prize 2008, 2004-2005). In particular he had numerous and long-term collaborations with the Okinawa International University, Japan, and especially with prof. Craig D. Willcox, Department of Human Welfare, in charge of the Okinawa Centenarians Study, with several joint publications about the nutritional aspects of Okinawan centenarians. He had consolidated and productive collaboration, in terms of scientific publications in the field of nutritional neuroscience, with prof Michael Maes, Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, della Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand, with prof Allan Butterfield, Department of Chemistry, Center of Membrane Sciences, and Sanders-Brown Center on Aging, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, and with prof Immaculata De Vivo Harvard -T.H. Chan School of Public Health - Department of Epidemiology - Genomic Epidemiology Research Laboratory - Boston, MA, USA. He cooperated He is (from 2014) current Member of directors, and representative for Italy, of the International Network of the Centers on Genetics Nutrition and Fitness for Health (Washington DC, USA), President Artemis Simoupulos, and directed by prof Jing Kang, Laboratory for Lipid Medicine and Technology Harvard Medical School Massachusetts General Hospital, with whom has a stable collaboration in the field of Nutrition and Public Health. Currently, he is also member of the American Society for Neuroscience (from 2000), Vice-President, Founder and Member of Board of Directors of the Italian Society of Nutraceuticals SINUT (from 2009), member of the editorial board of “Biogerontology” (Springer) (from 2008) and “Aging Research Reviews” (Elsevier) (from 2017). His main scientific production consists of 126 publications (109 on peer reviewed international journals) and, 17 chapters on international and national scientific books. On Google Scholar he achieved 8153 total citations, with a 48 h-index (database access 6/6/2019). Giovanni Scapagnini is co-inventor of 16 international and national patents. His main research fields include: redoxomics, lipidomics, metabolomics, neuro-inflammation, nutraceuticals (polyphenols, astaxhantin), biogerontology, neurogeroprotection, neurodegenerative disorders, Mediterranean diet, and Okinawa Diet. He firstly showed that curcumin activates defensive genes and protects neurons against oxidative stress [Antioxid Redox Signal. 2006. 8 (3–4): 395–403]. Pioneer of “Positive Biology”, “Positive Nutrition” and successful aging [Immun Ageing. 2012. 9 (1): 5], recently demonstrated that non-elite runners lose omega-3 as a function of the traveled distance [Front Physiol. 2019. 10: 487] while healthy peoples can improve omega-6/omega-3 ratio by taking cocoa flavanols. His last challenge is the research on the biological effects of light on skin inflammatory diseases [J Clin Aesthet Dermatol. 2019. 12 (5): E61–E68]. Giovanni Scapagnini is often invited by Italian public TV channels as expert in educational programs. Currently is the president of the scientific committee of Fiere di Roma, for EXPO Salus and Nutrition, one of the biggest exposition/conference on health and nutrition in Italy.

Bradley J. Willcox, MD, MSc, FACP (Internal Medicine and Geriatrics), is Professor and Director of Research at the Department of Geriatric Medicine, John A. Burns School of Medicine, University of Hawaii, at the Kuakini Medical Center (KMC) Campus. He also is Principal Investigator of the NIH-funded KMC Hawaii Lifespan Study and KMC Hawaii Healthspan Study, and co-Principal Investigator of the Okinawa Centenarian Study. Dr. Bradley J. Willcox trained in Medicine at the University of Toronto, Internal Medicine at the Mayo Clinic, and Geriatric Medicine at Harvard Medical School and is Board-certified in both Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine. Dr. Bradley J. Willcox has published widely in the genetic, environmental and clinical aspects of healthy aging. He is a frequent reviewer for major medical journals and is on the Editorial Board of the Journals of Gerontology, the leading gerontological journal. Dr. Willcox is also on the Board of Scientific Counselors (BSC) for the U.S. National Institute on Aging (NIA), which reviews all intramural NIA research programs. Dr. Bradley J. Willcox  is on the scientific advisory board of several leading aging institutes and health care companies around the world that perform cutting edge research and create novel interventions and products to optimize length and quality of life. He has been recognized with a Dorothy Dillon Eweson Award for Advances in Aging Research, the Henry Christian Award from the American Federation for Medical Research, and a Director’s Citation from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, among other honors. He is a fellow of the Gerontological Society of America and a four-time nominee for Outstanding Physician of the Year at The Queen’s Medical Center. Bradley J. Willcox, as an internationally recognized expert in healthy aging with training in geriatrics and gerontology, is also a co-author of a NY Times best-selling book on healthy aging and his work has appeared in cover articles of Time Magazine, National Geographic, and on Oprah, Good Morning America, NOVA Science, BBC, among other media. 

D. Craig Willcox PhD, MHSc, FGSA,has been studying genetic and lifestyle factors associated with healthy aging and longevity for over two decades and has successfully established numerous cross-national research collaborations through the U.S. National Institutes of Health and National Institute on Aging and projects supported by national funding agencies in Japan, such as the Japan Society for Promotion of Sciences, among other sources. He currently serves as Co-Principal Investigator of the Okinawa Centenarian Study and Head of the Okinawa Research Center for Longevity Science R&D, as well as a co-investigator or consultant for several ancillary R-01 funded studies of aging from the Kuakini Honolulu Heart Program. These include the Kuakini Hawaii LIFESPAN and HEALTHSPAN Studies. Dr. Willcox is also Chair of the Department of Human Welfare at Okinawa International University and Adjunct Professor in the Department of Geriatric Medicine at University of Hawaii.  He is a fluent speaker of Japanese and has extensive research experience in bio-cultural approaches to healthy aging including, anthropological, epidemiological, and nutritional, with further experience in human population genetics and the study of gene-environment interactions. The team that Dr. Willcox leads in Okinawa has over 40 years of experience in geriatrics and gerontology research and his collaborating team in Hawaii recently celebrated a half century since the inception of the Honolulu Heart Program and has been a leader in establishing the field of genetic epidemiology. His team in Okinawa reported the first longevity-associated gene variants in humans [Lancet. 1987. 2 (8563): 824–826]and his collaborators in Hawaii discovered that the human homolog (FOXO3) of the nematode daf-16 gene also strongly impacts human longevity [PNAS. 2008. 105 (37): 13987–13992]. He has also been an invited participant at numerous international meetings that have focused upon identifying priorities in aging research such as the FUTURAGE workshop (Roadmap for Aging Research in the EU), and contributes as Associate Editor to numerous journals devoted to research on aging, such as Journals of Gerontology: Biological and Medical Sciences, Gerontology, BMC Geriatrics, Rejuvenation Research, Journal of Cross Cultural Gerontology, Nutrition and Aging, and the recently established Nature partner journal npj Mechanisms of Aging and Disease, among others. Recently, he guest edited a special issue on centenarian studies and their contribution to our understanding of the aging process and longevity that was published in Current Gerontology and Geriatrics Research.  He has several nominations for Who's Who in Healthcare and Medicine in the past few years and co-authored two best-selling books (The Okinawa Program and The Okinawa Diet Plan) on healthy aging that translate his research findings into practical public health programs. The Okinawa Program was nominated for “Best Wellness Book of the Year” by “Books for a Better Life” and received further honors from both Amazon.com and Barnes and Nobles as one of their Top Fifty Books of the Year for 2001. He also consults regularly for industry, having recently consulted for Chanel, VHI Healthcare (largest private health provider in Ireland), and well-known leaders in product development that promote healthy aging. His work has appeared in National Geographic, Newsweek, Time Magazine, and on Oprah, CNN, MSNBC, Good Morning America, NOVA Science, BBC, among other media.

María Laura Nasi is a medical doctor, international speaker and writer. Graduated from the Universidad de Buenos Aires. She specialized in Internal Medicine at Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia and in Clinical Oncology at the Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York. She was the Clinical Research Coordinator for the International Breast Cancer Study Group in Bern (Switzerland) and subsequently was the Research Director for Swiss pharmaceutical company Debiopharm. She made a turnaround in her career broadening her vision towards a more humanized medicine. She specialized in Mind Body Medicine at the Institute for Mind Body Medicine at Harvard University, Boston and in psycho-socio-spiritual interventions for cancer patients at the Simonton Cancer Center in California, US . She was Founder and President of ASOI (Asociación de Oncología Integrativa), a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of an integrative vision for cancer patients, their families and the healthcare team and is currently President of the Integrative Oncology Commission of the AAOC (Argentinian Clinical Oncology Society) . She is member of Terapia Integrativa, a Spanish Network of Integrative Medicine and member of the Scientific Committee of FeelsGood, a non-profit organization dedicated to developing VR technology for cancer patients. Currently she practices Integrative Oncology in a private office employing, in addition to clinical oncology knowledge, Mind-Body Medicine techniques. She gives postgraduate courses on psycho-endo-neuro-immunology at several Universities in Argentina and Uruguay as well as in International Conferences. She is author of El cáncer como camino de Sanación, (2017) and Cáncer y PsicoNeuroinmunología (2017) and Cancer As A Wake-UpCall, NAB 2018. Her vision of a medicine for a person as a multidimensional being leads her to investigate subjects such as life and death, science and spirit, and conscious life.

Minoru Yamakado, MD, is Dean and Professor, Department of Nursing, Ashikaga University and Special Adviser, Health Care Center, Mitsui Memorial Hospital, in Japan. His specialty is preventive medicine and hypertension. He is fellow of J. Society of Internal Medicine, Councillor of J. Society of Anti-Aging Society, Honourable Councillor of J. Society of Nephrology, J. Society of Endocrinology, J. Society of Atherosclerosis, J. Society of Obesity, and Member of Internal Society of Nephrology and American Society of Hypertension. He was also a board member of the “Ningen Dock”, a system for medical checkup; in such context, he published the reference intervals derived from records of 1,499,288 individuals who underwent “Ningen Dock” examination in 188 institutes [Rinsho Byori. 2016. 64 (3): 270–277]. As a pioneer of oxidative stress research in Japan, he demonstrated the relationships between superoxide dismutase and metabolic syndrome [Diabetes Res Clin Pract. 2009. 86 (3): 213–218] and performed the largest epidemiological study on d-ROMS test and BAP test in the Japanese population (8,025 individuals, 5,072 men, and 2,953 women) demonstrating a correlation between the results of such tests and those of uric acid [Nephron Clin Pract. 2014. 128 (1–2): 49–56]. More recently he developed a particular plasma free amino acids (PFAA) index, potentially useful in preventive medicine and oncology [Pancreatology. 2019. 19 (5): 695–698]. Actually, he is going to publish the results of the Ashikaga Longevity Study, for the Extension of the Healthy Life Expectancy of the Ashikaga Citizen, in Japan. 

Giovanni Canora, after a period of training on Natural Diet (IMI – International Macrobiotic Institute Kiental, Berna, Switzerland), obtained the degree of Dietitian at the University Federico II (Neaples, Italy), was post-graduated in Clinical Phytotherapy at the University Tuscia (Viterbo, Italy) and covered the role of Dietitian consultant in the prescription of dietetic plans for kindergartens and middle school children (Cava de’ Tirreni, Salerno, Italy). Giovanni Canora is a unique Dietician which interests range from philosophy to theology, from nutrition to nutraceutics, from homeopathy to pharmacology, with a solid background on phytotherapy and gem-therapy. Particularly intense is his activity in the promotion of the “Schola Medica Salernitana” (Italian: Scuola Medica Salernitana) (and their famous Gardens of Minerva), the oldest Medical School of Europe, located in Salerno, on the Tyrrhenian Sea in the Southern Italy. Such school founded in the 9th century and raised to prominence in the 10th century, becoming the most important source of medical knowledge in Western Europe at the time. It is well known that Arabic medical treatises, both those that were translations of Greek texts and those that were originally written in Arabic, had accumulated in the library of Montecassino (Latium, Italy), where they were translated into Latin; thus, the received lore of Hippocrates, Galen,  and  Dioscorides was invigorated by Arabic medical practice, known from contacts with Sicily and North Africa. As a result, the medical practitioners of Salerno, both men and women, based on such knowledge, showed unrivalled in the medieval Western Mediterranean for practical concerns. Currently Giovanni Canora is the President of the Study Center “Schola Medica Salernitana” (from 1991), coordinator of the event “X Botanicum – Nutrition and Phytotherapy“ (from 2015), teacher in different courses (training in Bach Flowertherapy– psichoemotional body balance, from 2013; Dietology and Applied Dietetics at AICTO – Associazione Internazionale di Clinica e Terapia litica – Popular University - Anguillara, Rome, Italy, from 2013; Dietology and Applied Dietetics, Phytoterapy, and Kinesiology at the Scuola Italiana di Scienze Naturopatiche of different Italian cities, including Salerno, Lecce, Cagliari, Bari, and Palermo, from 2011; Kinesiology, Dietology, Phytoterapy at the Popular University “Giordano Bruno” Institute in Rome, Italy, from 2017), and Editor in Chief of the Magazine "Pangea saggezza ieri scienza oggi’ (from 1997). In the past, he was also coordinator of some educational projects and events, including the “Grand Tour Medicine – Complementary Medicine” (2015–2018), the “Botanical Medicine in Italy” for the Bastyr University (Seattle, US) (2005–2014), the “Costitutional vegetal water study” for the Magna Graecia University (Catanzaro, Italy) (2013–2014), the XXII National congress SIFIT on Phytotherapy (2014, Salerno, Italy), the post-graduate training course for medical doctor and  pharmacist on Homeopathy (2012, Salerno, Italy), the “CompleMED – Complementary Medicine”(2010–2019), and the Botanical Garden “Ildebrando” Project – Badia benedettina di Cava de’ Tirreni (2010, Salerno, Italy). He was also teacher of Dietology and Applied Dietetics at the “Istituto Alta Formazione” (2012, Rome, Italy) and speaker in several congresses, including the Meeting “Terra e Salute” (title of the lecture “Trace elements and nutraceuticals”, 2014, Trani, Italy), "Le Pandemie del terzo Millennio” (title of the lecture "The eugenics procreation”, Istituto Superiore di Sanità, 2014, Rome, Italy) XXII National Congress SIFIT (title of the lecture "Hub Medicine – Dal Regimen Sanitatis alla Medicina Funzionale”, 2014, Salerno, Italy). Author of some educational article in popular magazines (e.g., Riza Psicosomatica),  Giovanni Canora is involved (from 2010) in a project on “Monastic phytotherapy”, that was born from the cooperation between the Italian University of Tuscia (Viterbo, Italy) and the Monasteries of Mount Athos (Greece) with the aim to rekindling and renewing the tradition of medicinal plants in convents.

Domenico Amuso, MD, is specialist in General Surgery and Sports Medicine; moreover, he obtained the Master in Surgery and Aesthetic Medicine (US). After 5 years of teaching in the University of Palermo (Master in Aesthetic Medicine and Wellness, and expertise of the discipline, “cultore della materia”), currently he is member of the scientific board of the University Master in Aesthetic, Regenerative and Antiaging Medicine (University of Verona, Italy) and board member of the peer-reviewed European Journal of Aesthetic Medicine and Dermatology (EJAMED). Therefore, his professional activity ranges from Surgery to Aesthetic Medicine and to Sport Medicine. After a long practice in General Surgery in several Italian Hospitals (Rome, Mantua, Modena, Pordenone, Turin, and so on) and in US (four years at the CEDARS Hospital in New York, US), he opened his own private clinic in Modena (Italy), where he focused his main professional activity. As a general surgeon, his career boasts around 4,000 major and medium surgical interventions and over than 8,000 minor surgical interventions, while as Aesthetic Surgeon his activity accounts for 1,400 operations. In the field of Aesthetic Medicine Domenico Amuso showed a rare eclecticism, ranging from the anatomo-pathological studies to surgical intervention and personalized treatments, where lifestyle, nutraceuticals, and oxidative stress measurement play a major role. Indeed, he is member of the scientific board of the International Observatory of Oxidative Stress (Italy, Argentina, Brazil, Greece, and Japan). He is considered the “father” of the oxygen-propulsion, a non-invasive technique based on the application of pulsed pure oxygen at 2,5 atmospheres on the skin, which uses range from aesthetics to sport [EJAMED. 2018. Special Supplement: 25–42]; in 2015, such technique has been successfully exported in Japan in cooperation with dr. Eugenio Luigi Iorio [Proceedings of the Second Sport & Oxidative Stress – Antioxidant Seminar. Tokyo. 2015]. In this object, as Sport Medicine Specialist, after a period of teaching at the Specialisation School of Sport Medicine as expertise of the discipline  (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy), he cooperated with the Track and Field Sport Institute of Fukushima (Japan, professore Kawamoto) and was the responsible of the Italian Soccer and wolleyball Elite Team Modena (Italy). Domenico Amuso was invited speaker in many international congresses, from Italy to Poland, from Singapore to Japan and so on, and from 2015 he coordinates a symposium on cellulite in the biggest Italian Congress of Aesthetic Medicine (SIME, Rome, Italy). Indeed, in cooperation with the University of Verona (professor Andrea Sbarbati) he studies the pathophysiology and the cyto-isto-pathology of cellulite up to the molecular level; his last book had the provocative title “The cellulite. The Alzheimer of the skin”. In past consultant for some Italian TV channels, Domenico Amuso is also Author of peer reviewed articles [Plast Reconstr Surg Glob Open. 2018. 6 (6): e1794; Plast Reconstr Surg Glob Open. 2018. 6 (5): e1771].

Juan Carlos Olmedo, MD, graduated in Medicine and Surgery at the University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain), is specialist in family and community medicine and in complementary treatment of cancer with oxygen/ozone and other integrative medicines. In the past nurse at the University of Santiago de Compostela, and orthopaedic technician at the University of Barcelona (Spain), currently he is president of the Solidary Ozone Therapy Medical Association and Ozosana, and practices the ozone therapy in active cooperation with worldwide recognized reference medical center of Spain, Portugal, Italy, Germany, Iran, Morocco, USA, Colombia, Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Argentina, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Jordan, Cuba, Angola, which doctors received their skill and knowledge from him. Juan Carlos Olmedo is also professor of ozone therapy in different courses and master's degree at the University of Santiago de Compostela, Illes Baleares, Alcalá de Henares, and  Madrid (Spain). In the field of ozone therapy, he attended many workshops and courses in Palo Alto (California, US), Frankfurt (Germany), Porto (Portugal), Lima (Peru), Puebla (Mexico), Cartagena de Indias, Tamarind and San José de Costa Rica, Salvador de Bahia (Brazil), Medellin, and Pereira (Colombia) and was speaker in many congresses in Spain, Portugal, Italy, US, Colombia, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Cuba. In particular he was the President of 3 relevant international congresses in Pontevedra (Spain), i.e., the First International Congress of Aepromo “New Horizons in Ozone Therapy” (2009), the First International Congress “Experiences and Evidence in Ozone Therapy” (2017) and Second International Congress “Experiences and Evidence in Ozone Therapy” (2019). Member of the Medical Advisory Board of the Journal Discovery Health, and author of designs and patents for medical devices for application of ozone, collaborator and consultant physician in an Italian football team and in a Spain cycling team, Juan Carlos Olmedo was co-author of an article (“A rational and innovative treatment for peritoneal carcinosis”) with doctor Velio Bocci, who is considered the “father” of ozone therapy, and a study on a successful ozone treatment of a case of post-surgery necrosis of the nipple-areola complex [EJAMED. 2016. 1: 57–63]. Juan Carlos Pérez Olmedo was pioneer of sublingual ozone without apnea and the first worldwide doctor to perform treatments with intraperitoneal ozone and ozone naso-gastro-jejunal in Humans.

Andrea Sbarbati, MD, PhD (Neurological and Neurosensory Disciplines, Università Politecnica delle Marche, Italy), is full professor of Human Anatomy at the Institute of Human Anatomy and 
Histology (from 1997), member of the Academic Senate (from 2015), chief of the Department of Neurosciences, Biomedicine and Movement Sciences (from 2015), and Responsible of Anatomy and Histology Section (from 2007) at the University of Verona (Verona, Italy). After a short period (1987) as Researcher at the electronic microscopy of the Institute de Cancerologie et 
d’Immunogenetique, Villejuif, France - Claude Bernard Association (Paris, France), he was vice-president of the Interuniversity Co-ordination for the Nanotechnology of Veneto (CIVEN) (Veneto Region, Italy) (2007-2011), Co-ordinator of “Multimodal Imaging in Biomedicine” PhD course (2007-2015), President of Physiotherapy degree course at the University of Verona (2011-2012) and President of CTS of Centre of Big Devices (2013-2015) at the University of Verona (Verona, Italy). Andrea Sbarbati gained experience in ultrastructural investigation techniques, in X-ray microanalysis and in the electronic energy loss spectroscopic imaging. In recent years he has paid particular attention to the possibilities offered by nuclear magnetic resonance to experimental morphological investigation, giving a decisive impulse for the construction of a laboratory equipped with updated instruments for spectroscopy and preclinical imaging in magnetic resonance at its headquarters. Andrea Sbarbati's scientific research has focused on two main themes. The first concerns the study of taste receptors and chemosensory systems present in organs of endodermal origin. The second theme is inherent in the morphology of adipose tissues.

Is a medical doctor, graduated from the St George's University School Of Medicine (2005). He did his residence at University of florida Health Science Center Jacksonville, Jacksonville, 2008. He was fellowship at University of Miami, 2009 in Sleep Medicine. He is on the American Board of Internal Medicine-Internal Medicine and American Board of Internal Medicine-Sleep Medicine. Dr Mehta is Medical Director of the Memorial Division of Integrative Medicine. In accord with their mission statement – to heal the body, mind and spirit of those we touch – Dr. Ashwin Mehta was recruited as the Medical Director of Integrative Medicine at Memorial Healthcare System in October 2015. Dr. Mehta trained as a fellow in the Program of Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona, with Dr. Andrew Weil. Board certified in Internal Medicine and Sleep, Dr. Mehta served as the conference co-chair for the International Society for Integrative Oncology in 2016, where 32 countries were represented among more than 500 participants. His expertise includes nutrition, exercise, sleep, yoga and mindfulness to achieve wellness in the context of coping with chronic medical conditions. Dr. Mehta’s research interests include the use of preventative medicine and positive health behaviors to improve quality of life in patients being treated for cancer, heart disease and neurological conditions, as well as those undergoing rehabilitation for chronic pain. Dr. Mehta’s team comprises experts in complementary techniques, and they are developing innovative, client-centered wellness programs aimed to enhance quality of life throughout the spectrum of care. The Integrative Medicine Division conducts “Next Step Orientation Sessions” where new patients at Memorial Cancer Institute are made aware of the supportive care services available. Dr. Mehta has also created the Integrative Cancer Survivorship program where patients can be coached regarding holistic and evidence-based techniques of staying cancer free after treatment. The Integrative Medicine team at Memorial works closely with the Physician Wellness Committee and provides consultations to improve the overall health of our physician workforce. Dr. Mehta envisions integrative medicine as a driving force towards a new paradigm of quality healthcare where patient satisfaction and experience are given due importance.

Neurophysiologist, and one of the foremost specialists at the international level in the field of Adaptive Neuropsychophysiopathology and in Neurobiological Optimizations in epigenetic modifications with REAC technology. Currently, at the international level, and in particular in Brazil, he collaborates with several Federal Universities, directs numerous research projects at the scientific and clinical level in the area of regenerative medicine, in particular in degenerative diseases associated with the processes of aging. He is President of the Rinaldi Fontani Institute, an institute of research, treatment, and education in the field of disorders and diseases with an epigenetic basis, Florence, Italy, President of the Rinaldi Fontani Foundation, a foundation for research, education, and treatment of pathologies of social interest, Florence, Italy, and Scientific Director, IRF Shanghai Medical Science, Shanghai, China. The scientific disciplines within his domain are: adaptive neuropsychophysiopathology, neuromodulation, disorders and diseases with an epigenetic basis, biomodulation, direct cell reprogramming, anti-senescence, biotechnology. In the field of teaching, Dr. Rinaldi is an instructor in the PhD program in the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Physiopathology at the University of Sassari, Italy. Since 1989, he has been a 2nd level University Master’s program instructor in specialized schools and university improvement courses in Adaptive Neurophysiopathology and Neuropsychophysical Optimization, in affiliation with the Colleges of Medicine and Surgery of Rome Tor Vergata, University of Palermo, Magna Graecia University of Catanzaro, University of Chieti. In the course of his research activity, he developed four international patents for technology that conveys asymmetric radio electric fields geared toward cellular reprogramming and cardiovascular stimulation, with the objective of furthering reparative processes and electrophysiological optimization. In addition, he developed a national patent for an instrument that measures anatomo-functional misalignments. Dr. Rinaldi has many papers published in international, peer-reviewed scientific journals indexed on PubMed, in the following areas: anti-senescence, direct cell reprogramming and regenerative medicine, neurodegenerative diseases and neuroimmunomodulation. The complete list of his scientific literature can be accessed through PubMed: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=rinaldi+fontani

Graduado em medicina pela Escola de Medicina e Cirurgia do Rio de Janeiro em 1975 especialista em cardiologia pela Escola Medica Carlos Chagas/RJ e Especialista em Medicina do Trabalho pela Faculdade Gama Filho/RJ É mestre Notório Saber conferido em 2009 pela Associação Médica Brasileira de Medicina Ortomolecular É professor e Coordenador do Curso de Medicina Funcional e Ortomolecular do Rio de Janeiro, Membro Honorário da Associação Médica Brasileira de Medicina Ortomolecular AMBO e Diretor Médico do Centro de Medicina Integrada Dr Artur Lemos Foi Presidente da Associação Médica Brasileira de Medicina Ortomolecular Regional do Rio de Janeiro, AMBO RIO, para os biênios 1998 2000 e 2000 2001 e exerceu o cargo de Editor Científico da Revista Bioquímica Médica, onde colaborou com diversos artigos.

Graduou se em Medicina pela Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo realizou a residência em Clínica Médica e Imunologia e Alergia no Hospital das Clínicas da FMUSP Frequentou o MD Anderson Câncer Center em Houston, onde realizou os experimentos nos laboratórios do Professor Xiaochu Xu e defendeu a tese de Doutorado na Disciplina de Pneumologia do Hospital das Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da USP Foi representante do Ministro da Saúde para o Estado de São Paulo entre 2008 2011 participou do International Affairs Committee da American Society of Clinical Oncology e é Cientista Sênior do Instituto de Prevenção e Pesquisa e co fundadora da World Câncer Alliance sediado em Lyon, onde colabora para melhorar o acesso ao tratamento do câncer em países de baixa e média renda e editou dois livros com o grupo de pesquisadores State of Oncology 2013 e o Breast Cancer Report 2012 É diretora do Instituto Avanços em Medicina e é médica voluntária do Instituto da Criança do Hospital das Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo É médica do Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, onde participa do desenvolvimento científico e reuniões clínicas, com foco em assistência e educação médica continuada É diretora de Relações Institucionais da Associação Brasileira de Mulheres Médicas do Estado de São Paulo e do Brasil Organiza congressos nacionais e internacionais, com foco em controle de Tabagismo e Medicina Personalizada e de Precisão.

Possui formação em Eletrônica pela ETEFMC 1994 Ciência da Computação pelo Centro Universitário do Triângulo 2000 MBA em Gestão Empresarial pela Fundação Getúlio Vargas 2003 MBA em Gestão de Pessoas pela Universidade Federal de Uberlândia 2005 mestre em Redes de Próxima Geração pela Universidade Federal de Uberlândia 2004 doutor em Internet do Futuro pela Universidade de São Paulo 2012 e pós doutor em Administração de Empresas pela Universidade de São Paulo Professor na Universidade Federal de Uberlândia e Head of Culture Engagement and Methodology no Grupo Algar Atua principalmente em Inovação, Novas Soluções de Negócio, Métodos Ágeis, Internet do Futuro, Ontologia, Redes de Próxima Geração, Interface Cérebro Máquina e Treinamento de Super Dotados.

About Dr Fábio Gabas - Integrative physician, neuroscientist and researcher for over 20 years. He is the owner and medical director of HeartMetrix, a pioneer in stress management and corporate productivity through the generation of cardiac coherence and metabolic and autonomic balance. He created DESPERTANDO VIDAS Program, based on over a decade of research into stress management, neuroscience, integrative, functional health and quality of life. And the BEIN (Integral Wellness Medicine), CRIHAR and Medicine Program which provides online courses and programs for doctors and non-doctors. He participates in the clinical staff of Healthy Clinic and now is the medical diretor of Awake Health Park in São Paulo. In Catanduva, interior of the state of São Paulo, he is a partner doctor of Gabas Revitaliza Clinic, where he has been a clinician within the concepts of integrative and preventive medicine since 2003. He is a partner member of the HeartMath Institute in Bolder Creek, California. He participates in the GCI - Global Coherence Initiative, an initiative that assesses the relationship of human heart coherence with the coherence of planet Earth and provides activities that improve global coherence with deep and positive impact on the physical and emotional health of human beings. He is a lecturer on various topics in the areas of Biological Medicine, Autonomic Balance, Stress Management, Metabolism and Nutrology in Courses, Seminaries, Symposiums and Congresses. Author of many articles and the book Despertando Vidas, Escape the Diseases of the Modern World! He is the technical reviewer of the book The Biology of Belief, the renowned cell biologist Bruce H. Lipton PhD, and the book Spontaneous Evolution by authors Bruce H. Lipton and Steve Bhaerman, where he also prefaced. He graduated in Medicine from the Catanduva School of Medicine - São Paulo (1998), a postgraduate degree in Neuroscience from The Neuroscience Academy. He is a specialist in Ultrasound (2002) recognized by SBUS - Brazilian Society of Ultrasonography. Currently attending Specialization in Integrative Medicine Lato Sensu On-site with practice, by the clinic Health Concept and UNIUBE - University of Uberaba. He is a Certified Practitioner by the Brazilian Society of NLP - Neuro Linguistic Programming (2014), International Certificate of Personal and Professional Coach by the Brazilian Institute of Coaching (2015) and in Medical Residency in Ultrasound by the Kerr Institute of Teaching and Research (2002).

PhD and Master in Dentistry, Federal University of Santa Catarina
Specialization in Implant Dentistry
Postgraduate in Aesthetic Dentistry
Postgraduate in Integrative Medicine from Uberaba University
The Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique (SMART) Certification from the International Academy of Oral Medicine & Toxicology (IAOMT) - Florida - USA
 
Currently, Dr. Isis Encarnação is a Professor of Postgraduation Course in Integrative Medicine at the University of Uberaba (Uniube - Granja Marileusa Campus in Uberlândia-MG) and attends in her office at Clínica Conceito Saúde.

Dr André WIlliam é um médico anestesiologista especializado em Longevidade Humana e no Tratamento da Dor, formado pela UNICAMP em 1993 e que tem se dedicado às formas não medicamentosas de abordagem da dor, como a Ozonioterapia, o REAC®, as Ondas Eletromagnéticas Pulsadas, as Ondas de Choque, o Laser e a Acupuntura, bem como aos diagnósticos através da Termografia Clínica e da Microscopia de Campo Escuro. Pós-graduado em Medicina Funcional, em Prevenção e Tratamento de Doenças Relacionadas à Idade e em Longevidade Humana e Fisiologia Hormonal. Pós-graduado também em Termografia Médica e em Medicina Desportiva. Especializado em Medicina Hiperbárica, em Terapia por Ondas de Choque, e em Laserterapia. Atualmente, palestrante dos cursos de Ozonioterapia da ABOZ e de outros eventos médicos, hoje dedica-se a instruir os profissionais da saúde em cursos práticos demonstrativos de modalidades da Medicina Integrativa e da utilização do ozônio, pelos quais já passaram centenas de profissionais de todo o Brasil e de outros países, com o objetivo.

Possui graduação em Odontologia pela Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (1986), mestrado em Odontologia (Cirurgia e Traumatologia Buco-Maxilo Facial) pela Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul (1992) e doutorado em Implantodontia pela Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (2002). Professor assistente Doutor r.t.c. da Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (1988), Diretor da UniABO da Associação Brasileira de Odontologia - Regional Araraquara, coordenador do curso de especialização em Implantodontia da Associação Brasileira de Odontologia - Regional de Araraquara, coordenador de curso de extensão - Cirurgia Bucal da Associação Brasileira de Odontologia - Regional de Araraquara, coordenador de curso de extensão - implantodontia da Associação Brasileira de Odontologia - Regional de Araraquara, e tem experiência na área de Odontologia, com ênfase em Implantodontia, atuando principalmente nos seguintes temas: estética dentária, enxerto ósseo e reabilitação oral.

Nasceu em Ituiutaba (MG), aos 23 de julho de 1942. Graduou-se em medicina em 11 de dezembro de 1968, na Faculdade de Ciências Médicas da Universidade da Guanabara (UEG) – atualmente Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (Uerj). Fez residência e curso de pós-graduação em cirurgia plástica na 38ª Enfermaria da Santa Casa da Misericórdia do Rio de Janeiro e na Clínica Ivo Pitanguy em 1970, 1971 e 1972. Em julho de 1967, enquanto cursava o 5º ano, participou do Projeto Rondon nas Operações I e II (fevereiro de 1968 e julho de 1968). Em seguida, voluntariamente, se o apresentou à reitoria da antiga UEG e ao Ministério do Interior para atuar como 1 diretor do campus avançado da UEG em Paritins, de setembro de 1969 a março de 1970. Já no 1º ano do curso de especialização, em1970, ingressou na Sociedade Brasileira de Cirurgia Plástica como membro aspirante, com participação nos congressos anuais, bem como outros eventos de temas da especialidade. Durante o Congresso da Sociedade Brasileira de Cirurgia Plástica – SBCP em 1971, realizado em Salvador, na Bahia, fez sua primeira apresentação de um tema livre sobre “Reconstrução de Orelha Pós-Mordida Humana”, que foi o ponto de partida para sua dedicação ao tema “reconstrução de orelha” ao longo de sua vida profissional. Nos anos seguintes continuou participando de congressos sempre com apresentação de temas científicos. Em fevereiro de 1972 houve o primeiro congresso da International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) no Rio de Janeiro, quando apresentou o tema livre sobre “Hipomentonismo” e ingressou como active member. Após concluir o curso de especialização em cirurgia plástica, fez extenso e profícuo ciclo de estágios em diversos centros de cirurgia plástica de outros países (de dezembro de 1972 a julho de 1973) com os destacados especialistas: professor Ralf Millard (Universidade de Miami); professores Thomas Rees e John Converse (Universidade de New York); professora Irene Fleming (Universidade Berlin – Klinikum Steglita Der Freien Universität); professor Paul Tessier (Hospital Foch – Paris); professor Raoul Tubiana (Instituto Ambroise Paré – Paris); professores Claud Dufoumantel e Roger Mouly (Hospital Saint Louis – Paris); e professor John Mustardé (Universidade de Glasgow – Canniesburn Hospital – Escócia). Na oportunidade participou do III Congresso Europeu de Cirurgia Plástica em Madrid (maio de 1973) e do II Congresso da International Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ISAPS) (junho de 1973) em Jerusalém – Israel. 

De regresso ao Brasil estabeleceu-se na cidade de São Paulo, iniciando suas atividades profissionais como cirurgião plástico onde criou Instituto Científico Brasileiro de Cirurgia Plástica e Reparadora e, mais tarde, o Instituto da Orelha “Professor Juarez Avelar”, este, para promover o atendimento de pacientes portadores de deformidades auriculares. Desenvolveu intenso trabalho no campo científico com publicações em revistas nacionais e internacionais versando sobre diversos campos da especialidade. 

Em 1980 iniciou atividades na organização de eventos, que o impulsionou a conquistar a presidência da Sociedade Brasileira de Cirurgia Plástica (SBCP) – Regional São Paulo na gestão de 1982-1983, e, em seguida, como secretário-geral da SBCP na gestão 1984-1985. Em etapa seguinte assumiu a presidência nacional da Sociedade Brasileira de Cirurgia Plástica por duas gestões 1986-1987 e 1990-1991. 

Além das atividades em diretorias da Sociedade Brasileira de Cirurgia Plástica, desenvolveu amplo trabalho na Associação Paulista de Medicina como diretor de Defesa Profissional (gestão 1990-1991) e, em seguida, como secretário da Associação Médica Brasileira (gestões 1992-1993; 1994-1995 e 1996-1997). 

Em 2002 foi eleito presidente da Associação dos Ex-Alunos do Professor Pitanguy (AExPI), gestão 2003-2004, e reeleito para o biênio 2005-2006. 

Membro fundador da Associação do Professor Illouz (2005), que é entidade internacional em homenagem ao professor Yves Gerard Illouz, criador e divulgador da técnica de lipoaspiração no mundo; eleito presidente em 2005 e reeleito em 2009 como presidente para o triênio 2010-2012. 

Organizador, presidente e/ou coordenador de 67 simpósios, congressos e jornadas de cirurgia plástica e outros temas de medicina e direito. 

Publicou mais de 80 artigos científicos em revistas e capítulos em livros nacionais e internacionais. Proferiu mais de 800 conferências em eventos de medicina e direito no Brasil e em outros países. 

É autor e editor dos seguintes livros: 1. Anais do Simpósio Brasileiro de Abdominoplastia (1982); 2. Anais da III Jornada Paulista de Cirurgia Estética (1982); 3. Anais do Simpósio Brasileiro do Contorno Facial (1983); 4. Lipoaspiração – com o Prof. Yves Gèrard Illouz (1986); 5. Cirurgia Plástica da Infância – Vols. I e II (1989); 6. História Ciência Y Arte em Cirurgia Estética – com Prof. E. Malbec (1990); 7. Anais do XI Congresso da AMB (1992); 8. Anestesia Locorregional em Cirurgia Estética (1993); 9. Ensino da Cirurgia Plástica nas Faculdades de Medicina (1994); 10. Creation of the Auricle (Reconstrução de Orelha, 1977); 11. Cirurgia Plástica – Obrigação de Meio e Não Obrigação de Fim ou de Resultado (2000); 12. Contribuições à Cirurgia Plástica (2002); 13. Abdominoplasty Without Panniculus Undermining and Resection (2004); e 15. História da Cirurgia Plástica de São Paulo (2005).