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Vic Shayne, Ph.D.
Westbrook University, University of Florida, University of Natural Medicine, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Dr. Shayne is a writer, consultant and practitioner in the field of clinical nutrition, specializing in food science research and whole food nutrition. For more than ten years, Dr. Shayne has written extensively about the benefits of whole food concentrate supplementation, disease etiology relating to nutritional deficiencies, and the principles of health consciousness. Dr. Shayne earned his undergraduate degree at the University of Florida (1978) and holds doctorate degree from Westbrook University and from the University of Natural Medicine, Santa Fe, New Mexico. He is also certified as a transpersonal psychologist, iridologist, qi gong instructor and Chinese lymphatic massage therapist. |
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Mark Dargan Smith, N.D., Ph.D., M.D. (MA)
University of Kentucky, Kentucky State University, Missouri College of Naturopathy, Santa Fe Academy of Natural Healing, Open International University of Complementary Medicine
Dr. Mark Smith is the founder, Chairman of the Board, and Chancellor and Dean of the University of Natural Medicine, Santa Fe, New Mexico. He has lectured and practiced in health clinics throughout the United States, Canada, Central and South America, Asia, and New Zealand. He has studied and worked with Osteopaths, Homeopaths, Naturopaths and Medical Doctors in acquiring his expertise in the holistic health field and offers over 27 years experience as an alternative health care practitioner of Naturopathic Medicine. Dr. Smith has coordinated the outstanding curriculum and design of the programs in the University of Natural Medicine and is responsible for the recruitment of the faculty for these courses. He was also the creator, designer and Dean of the College of Natural Healing Arts and Sciences program. |
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Ellen Tart Jensen, D.Sc.
Appalachian State University, University of New Mexico, Westbrook University and is a Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Natural Medicine, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Dr. Ellen Tart Jensen has been involved with natural healing and nutrition since 1979 and studying Iridology since 1983. Ellen spent four-years working side by side with Dr. Bernard Jensen, considered by many to be the Father of Iridology in the United States.Dr. Tart-Jensen spent 2 years in Switzerland where she studied natural healing methods at a health clinic. This diverse background has enabled her to work with many types of people and their problems.
Dr. Tart-Jensen also teaches classes in Iridology, nutrition, herbology and mind/body healing techniques throughout the U.S., Canada, Australia, Costa Rica and Columbia. |
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Jack Tips, N.D., Ph.D., C.Hom, C.C.N.
University of Texas, Roger Williams School of Nutritional Science, International & American Council of Applied Clinical Nutrition, Hahnemann Academy, University of New York
Dr. Jack Tips is the author of many books, desk references, and courses. His writings are often used as curriculum for naturopathic colleges, nutrition schools, and natural health courses (United States, Canada, New Zealand, Japan, Israel, Italy).
Dr. Tips is known as a "clinician's clinician" as he is the one many doctors and practitioners turn to for their personal health concerns. In 1966, he began studying the tools and principles of natural health including vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes, and herbs. In 1971, he began more formal studies with many of the world's renowned natural health leaders.
Most notably was his work as protégé of master herbalist and biochemist, A. Stuart "Doc" Wheelwright, the founder of Sclerology and formulator of systemic herbal products. Through Dr. Tips' interest in Sclerology, the science of interpreting the red lines in the whites of the eyes for their reflexive health implications, he worked directly with Wheelwright for six years at the pinnacle and culmination of Wheelwright’s remarkable life.
His studies also took him from an undergraduate degree at the University of Texas to the Occidental Institute Research Foundation (Electro Acupuncture, Vega Test, Mora Therapy) in Vancouver, BC. He is nationally certified as a Clinical Nutritionist by the esteemed International & American Associations of Clinical Nutritionists (IAACN). Dr. Tips is licensed to practice clinical nutrition in New York. He is a member of the National Center for Homeopathy (Washington, D.C.) and the International Foundation for Homeopathy (Seattle).
Dr. Tips brings the message of dynamic, vital health to thousands of people through lectures, seminars, articles, radio, books, television and clinical practice. He holds a fellowship in the American Council of Applied Clinical Nutrition and is certified as a Clinical Nutritionist by the International and American Association of Clinical Nutritionists. Dr. Tips is a member of the International Foundation for Homeopathy; the Homeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians, and graduate of Hahnemann Academy. He is currently teaching in the areas of: Liver Lifeline(c) for Anthony Robbins, Art & Science of Sclerology, Homeopathy, Herbology, Glyphology and Holistic Health. He is president of the International Sclerology Foundation and co-director of the Apple-A-Day Clinic in Austin, Texas.
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Bo Wagner, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., D.M.N., N.M.D., N.D., B.C.I.M., D.C.C.N.
B.S. of Natural Health Sciences in Clinical Nutrition with a minor in Botanical Medicine and Herbology, a M.S. of Nutritional Sciences, both a D.N.M. in Natural Health Sciences and a Ph.D. in Clinical Nutrition from the University of Natural Medicine, Santa Fe, New Mexico, as well as a Ph.D. in Naturopathic Sciences, a Ph.D. in Natural Health Sciences, a N.M.D. in Doctor of Natural Medicine, a N.D. in Doctor of Naturopathy, is Board Certified in Integrative Medicine, credential by the American Association of Integrative Medicine (A.A.I.M.) and is a Diplomate of the College of Clinical Nutrition.
Dr. Wagner is a noted clinical nutritionist, doctor of natural medicine, cosmetic formulator, researcher, author, dean, professor, lecturer, certified colon hydrotherapist, certified phlebotomy technician, and certified DPA technician and is currently serving as the Dean of the. Internal Wellness Program at the University of Natural Medicine in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he also is a member of the Scientific Advisory Board. Dr. Wagner also wrote four distinguished dissertations, “Global Diseases and Effective Natural Health Remedies,” “Herbal Nutrition, Formulas, and Medicine,” “Cleanse, Flush, and Renew Thyself,” and “The Relationship Between Nutrition and Poverty: The Cost of Eating Right” which has been published into a book. He is also the author of “Eat Smart Eat Simple,” “Cook Smart Cook Simple,” and many technical bulletins and articles on the topics of nutrition, fitness, colon health, detoxification, weight management, supplementation and total body wellness.
For almost 40 years Dr. Wagner has been a pioneer in the world of integrative medicine, practicing holistic natural healthcare, nutritional counseling and colon hydrotherapy and teaching seminars and workshops worldwide his famous solutions, and therapies for vibrant health through wholesome nutrition, cleansing, exercise and dance, and his lifestyle plan “The Wagner Way to Wellness®.” His extensive research and clinical testing have led to the development of his internationally successful personal health care products and many unique dietary supplements.
He is also a member of The American Association of Nutritional Consultants, a member of the Clinical Advisory Board of Generation Rescue, a member of the advisory board of Life Well Prepared and a frequent guest lecturer at Medical Conferences, Health Seminars and Expos. Dr. Bo Wagner is President and CEO of Wagner Healthcare / Universal Life Force, Inc., his natural healthcare clinic and product company in Beverly Hills and Sherman Oaks, California, where he continues to research and develop new healing programs, anti-aging technologies, superfoods and cutting edge nutritional supplements, counsel and administer to his many clients and is Vice President and co-founder of Kartner Health, LLC, a natural healthcare product company specializing in supplements formulated for the aid, benefit, and management of chronic illness and total body health for all. |
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Lawrence J. Weitz, Ph.D., L.M.T., N.D.
State University of New York at Albany, Springfield College, Ohio University, Natural Health Institute, University of Natural Medicine, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Dr. Weitz is a licensed health service provider (clinical psychologist) and licensed massage therapist, completing his doctorate in natural medicine at the University of Natural Medicine, Santa Fe, New Mexico. He received his Ph.D. from State University of New York at Albany. He worked as the director of counseling psychology at George Peabody College of Vanderbilt University. He also was the chief psychologist at special Needs Facility, a prison located in Nashville, Tennessee. Presently he works as the clinical director of the Natural Health Clinic, a program located in Cumenins Station, Suite 212. This program, staffed by physicians, psychologists, nurses, massage and physical therapists, is geared to assist people to prevent disease, reduce pain and eliminate suffering. The staff use conventional and natural therapies that work best for each patient. Dr. Weitz also lectures throughout the US on alternative medicine topics and has a private practice in mind body psychology. He uses massage and body work to work with pain management and the full range of psychological problems. |
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Lawrence Wilson, M.D.
Universidad del Estado del Guerrero (Mexico), Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dr. Wilson has taken a keen interest in clinical nutrition for more than 25 years. He has worked as a medical researcher and consultant for the U.S. Public Health Service and has had a private nutrition practice in Scottsdale and Prescott, Arizona for more than 15 years. He has studied with numerous nutrition experts, including the late Dr. Paul C. Eck of Analytical Research Laboratories in Phoenix, Arizona. Dr. Wilson is also the author of several books.
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James H. Zhou, Ph.D.
Yale School of Medicine,
Iowa State University, Beijing University of Agriculture, Guangxi University
Dr. Zhou was trained by Chinese Taoists in herbal medicine, Qi Gong, Tai Qi, Kung Fu, acupuncture, and acupressure. He holds a Ph.D. in genetics and biochemistry, was a faculty member in pharmacology at the Yale University School of Medicine, and the founder of Wallingford, Connecticut-based HerbaMedicine. Dr. Zhou serves as a board member of the University of Natural Medicine, Santa Fe, New Mexico, and teaches herbal pharmacognosy.
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