Gang Chen is the Head of Center for Translational Systems Biology and Neuroscience and Director of the Key Laboratory of TCM for Brain Diseases at Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine. He obtained PhD in Psychology at Rutgers University at 2004. Since appointed as the Jiangsu Distinguished Professor at 2012, he has established a cutting-edge lab to decipher the scientific basis by which TCM treats complex brain disorders, using multidisciplinary approaches particularly the neurobiological, systems biological, phytomedicine and modern quantitative genetics technologies. His team has published more than 16 papers on treatment of depression using TCM herbal formula and/or bioactive ingredients in international journals, including 3 in Scientific Reports. He is currently the committee member of International Brain and Behavior Genetic Society (IBANGS) and has been invited to talk and chair in many international scientific conferences.

Translational Systems Biology, Neuroscience, TCM for Brain Diseases, phytomedicine

Wilson Neto opened new frontiers in Chinese medicine when you had access to the teachings of the I Ching preserved for millennia by the ancient sages. To delve into Chinese philosophy, simplified the complexity of Chinese medicine. He is the author of two unpublished techniques on so-called Bio I Ching – for treatment of pain and various chronic diseases. Its innovative method of diagnosing eases the way to interpret each energy syndrome correlating every organ and viscera (Zang-Fu) with known diseases in the West. In addition, created a points Finder that finds the correct point to pain and various diseases, dispensing maps and protocols of acupuncture points to perform the treatments. Then added to the acupuncture Quantum therapy to prescribe herbal medicines, trace elements, floral, vitamins and minerals according to the diagnostic conclusion of Chinese medicine. Finally, established groups of food allergens yin-yang and Five flavors for each patient individually.

Acupuncture

Gabriel Stux is a physician and well-known acupuncture practitioner and author. He studied medicine in Freiburg, Frankfurt and Dusseldorf from 1969 - 1975 and acupuncture, Chinese medicine and pain treatment in India, Sri Lanka and China from 1977 - 1989. He was an intern in surgery, gynaecology, and internal medicine in Düsseldorf for five years .He is the director of the German Acupuncture Society, Which he founded in 1978.

Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture

Joanna Rogister currently works as a Health Care Advocate with Life Stages Holistics, Ontario, Canada. Incorporating various natural therapies, she guides her patients to greater awareness assisting them as they develop and enhance their own regenerative capabilities allowing them to heal themselves naturally and effectively ensuring long term wellness.

Natural Therapies