Dr. Alfred William Garbutt, III, is a distinguished healthcare professional with a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic. Renowned for his expertise in sports medicine, neuromuscular rehabilitation, and functional medicine/therapeutic nutrition, Dr. Garbutt has significantly impacted the field. His dedication to athlete well-being is evident through his role in preparing the USA National Field Hockey Team for the 1984 Olympics and his tenure in the Sports Medicine Department at Pepperdine University. A passionate advocate, Dr. Garbutt exposed and addressed the abuses of electro-convulsive therapy (ECT) in Asian psychiatric facilities, leading to pivotal changes in Indian laws to protect children from ECT. As the Founder and Co-Director of the Doctors’ Alliance Against ECT, and a Board member of the Drug Educators Alliance and the Ferguson Humanitarian Foundation, Dr. Garbutt exemplifies a commitment to medical advocacy, education, and humanitarian causes. Furthermore, his remarkable achievement as a 26-time World Martial Arts Champion adds an extra layer to his diverse skill set, making him a well-rounded and accomplished medical professional.

Dr. Robert Rosen, the Medical Director for Neurogen Brain Balancing, is a distinguished Board Certified Ophthalmologist with a passion for addressing the unique challenges faced by veterans. Acquiring his Medical Degree from the University of Michigan, where he ranked in the top 1% on Part 3 of the National Boards, Dr. Rosen has demonstrated exceptional medical prowess. His commitment to veterans' well-being was ignited during his tenure teaching surgery at the VA Hospital in San Diego and performing LASIK surgery for the 101st Airborne at Ft. Campbell, Kentucky. Witnessing the struggles of Gulf War and Vietnam veterans, he became resolute in helping them overcome PTSD. Alongside his medical achievements, Dr. Rosen holds an MBA from Pepperdine University and possesses extensive experience in clinical, corporate, and charitable foundation realms, including FDA YAG Laser studies, Visual Field Machines development, and drug development studies. As the Founder and Medical Director of the Pearle Eye Foundation, former President of the San Diego Eye Bank, and President of the Southern Region of the National Society to Prevent Blindness, Dr. Rosen's impactful contributions have touched millions of lives globally.

Dr. Roopa Chari, a highly regarded Medical doctor specializing in Internal Medicine, brings over 25 years of experience in Integrative/Functional Medicine to her practice. Serving virtual consultations in California and Florida, she is the Medical Director and Co-Owner of the Chari Center of Health, an Integrative Medical Center. Board Certified by the National Board of Physicians & Surgeons, Dr. Chari earned her medical degree from the Medical College of Ohio in 1988, completing her Internship and Residency in Internal Medicine at NorthShore University HealthSystem affiliated with the University of Chicago in 1992. With expertise in crafting natural, proven customized programs for a range of health issues, including weight loss, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, digestive issues, and autoimmune conditions, Dr. Chari employs leading-edge natural approaches, incorporating nutrition, proven natural remedies, mind/body techniques, and advanced wellness technologies to achieve results for her patients. Beyond her medical practice, she holds certifications in Hypnosis, Thought-Field-Therapy™, Neuro-Linguistic Programming™, and Interactive Guided Imagery℠. Dr. Chari has earned recognition as one of the first Doctors in America named a Best Doctor by the Women’s Choice Award and has been featured on various local and national television shows, radio programs, and podcasts across the country, showcasing her dedication to holistic healthcare.

Dr. Terry Shintani, honored as a "Living Treasure" in 2006, stands out as a physician, nutritionist, community health advocate, and esteemed medical school professor. Demonstrating a commitment to underserved and Native Hawaiian communities, he has spearheaded numerous programs, earning the highest national award from the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services. Dr. Shintani's pioneering work extends to law, where he authored legislation legalizing Native Hawaiian Healing practices, showcasing his dedication to cultural preservation. Currently serving as the Associate Chair of Complementary and Alternative Medicine at the University of Hawaii School of Medicine, he holds leadership roles in various organizations, including Chair of the International Holistic Therapy Association and President of the Board of the Hawaii Center for Attitudinal Healing. Additionally, he chairs the Advisory Board of the Gandhi International Institute for Peace and serves as the Prior of the Knights (Hospitaller) of the Orthodox Order of St. John Russian Grand Priory, Priory of Hawaii, and as clergy of the Elder’s Council of Traditional Hawaiian Healers. Dr. Shintani's multifaceted contributions have earned him recognition in major media outlets and a lasting place in the Encyclopedia Britannica since 1995.