W John Martin is Medical Director of the Institute of Progressive Medicine, within MI Hope Inc, a non-profit United States public charity specializing in the study of viruses causing mental illnesses. He received his medical degree from the University of Sydney in 1965 and the PhD degree from the University of Melbourne in 1970. He is Board Certified in both Anatomic and Clinical Pathology with subspecialty qualifications in Immunopathology and in Medical Microbiology. Using molecular assays and specialized virus culture techniques, he pioneered research leading to the detection of stealth adapted viruses and the alternative cellular energy (ACE) pathway. He explains the ACE pathway in terms of a natural energy force termed KELEA (kinetic energy limiting electrostatic attraction). He has further shown that water and other materials can capture and transmit KELEA to living organisms, including humans, animals and plants. This has led to a new paradigm of energy based medicine and agriculture. He works in South Pasadena, California, USA.

Virology; Stealth adapted viruses; Herpes viruses; Cytomegalovirus; HIV; Biophysics; Cellular energy; Cellular immunity; Homeopathy; Complimentary and Alternative Medicine; Autism; Mental illnesses; Psychiatry; Neurology; Neuropathology; Water

Bordoni Bruno was born in 1971 in Milan, Italy. After the obligatory schools, He attended the State University of Milan for PhD in Physiotherapy, completing the university course in 1994. After the University, He attended a 6-year Osteopathy School, to obtain the title of DO. He is happily married and I have a son. Actually, He works in the cardiology department like as Physiotherapist and Osteopath; I'm lucky to do research. He is the Scientific Director at one of the oldest osteopathic schools. He teaches in Italy and abroad for osteopathic topics.

Diaphragm; Cardiac rehabilitation; Thoracic viscera in the osteopathic area

Fascia; Osteopathic fascial techniques; Pain

Gabriella Hegyi MD. PhD. (specialized in internal medicine, work medicine and rehabilitation), is a member to the International Preparatory Committee for Traditional Chinese Medicine (elevated by Science and Technology Ministry, China), she is the Board Member of Diabetes Group at the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies and visiting Professor at Hebei United University, Tangshan (China). She is the President of Chamber for Complementary Medicine for Health Ministry of Hungary and a 35-year practitioner of Oriental Medicine. She has a MSc from Semmelweis University (Hungary) and a PhD from St. Stephan University (Hungary) in topic of “Mechanic and electrical Bio stimulation” .She completed –as a member of pioneers- the first courses on Chinese Medicine from 1986 till up to now in Hungary. She is the author of 4 other books on TCM, CAM therapies, medicine as well as a number of peer-reviewed articles on oncology, acupuncture, and homeopathy. She has completed researches on cancer, Chinese botanicals and oncothermy. She has been the head of the Department for CAM at Pecs University since 2008 as research professor. She was a member of researchers for “CAMbrella” Paneuropean Reserch project (2010-2012) for EU Parliament, also won a membership to NATO-CAM Research Group.  She is a PhD candidate supervisor for different topics in CAM at Pecs University Doctorate School, and director and principal of the Association of Hungarian Medical Acupuncture Doctors for 14 years. She is the Head of Professional-, Strategy and Development of TCM Confucius Institute at Pecs University, which is the 7^th all over the world.  She lives and works partly in Pécs and Budapest (Hungary), where she is the Managing Director of Yamamoto Rehabilitation Institute (established in 1989) combining eastern and western medicine.

General field of Complementary & Alternative medicine; Rehabilitation of stroke-patients and handicapped children; Integrative Oncology.