Bridget Goodwin is a certified herbalist, and Apitherapist and is a founding member and President of the Australian Apitherapy Association. She is currently enrolled in a Post Doctoral Diploma in Integrative Medicine at Bio Quantum Academy, Canada. Bridget is preparing a thesis on non-toxic natural medicine treatments for cancer, most notably bee venom and photodynamic therapy using natural photosensitizers Bridget has a a post-graduate diploma in Health Sciences and is also completing a degree in Health Sciences (Naturopathy) from Torrens University, Australia. Bridget completed a Phd in 1996 on the Top Secret medical experiments using mustard gas on Australian soldiers during WWII. These experiments are now known to have been fundamental research for the introduction of chemotherapy. Chemotherapy followed hard on these experiments immediately after WWII, with many of the wartime scientists becoming oncologists. Her book on the subject, Keen As Mustard, was published by University of Queensland Press in 1998 and she is currently updating a second edition. Bridget also practices as a laser therapist and trains for www.dermaltherapycollege.com She has Cert III in Pathology Collection from Southern Pathology, NSW, 2023. Member of the Australian Association of Integrative Medicine Member of Naturopaths and Herbalists Association of Australia.

Robert Kempenich is a medical doctor (Université de Strasbourg. France), holder of a university degree in cancerology (Université Paris13), a university certificate in HIV infection (Université Strasbourg),a diploma from the French School of Homeopathy.He was trained in anthroposophical medicine at the Arlesheim Klinik in Schwitzeland .He is president of AREMA (Association pour la Recherche et l’ Enseignement en Médecine Anthroposophique. Paris.Strasbourg.) and has been teaching anthroposohic medicine to doctors for around thirty years.He is board member of the GETCOP (Groupe d’ Evaluation des Thérapie Complémentaires Personalisées. France) He was a member of the advisory board of the pan-european study CAMbrella , president ot the ECPM (European Council of Doctors for Plurality in Medicine), board member of the IVAA (International Federation of Anthroposophic Medical Association).

Folker Meissner has been a physician since 1979 and has worked in the fields of complementary and alternative medicine, as well as in mind and body medicine for 30+ years. As the founding president of the German Academy for Energy Medicine and Bioenergetics he has been working scientifically in the realm of consciousness, energy and information medicine. An author of two fundamental books about mind and body medicine and self-healing, he developed HOLAR Medicine™ as a compilation of evidenced based and clinically proven modalities.

Suzanne Riskin completed her MD from the University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine and residency training from the University of Miami, United States. She has been working as an Assistant Professor of the Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine (KPCOM), Nova Southeastern University (NSU), United States since 2019. She has published in reputed journals and has been serving as a journal editor at The Cureus Journal of Medical Science.

Dr. Kedar Ghatnekar is a 4th‑generation Ayurvedic physician, acupuncturist, and researcher working in the field of integrative and vibrational medicine. With clinical experience that includes more than 10,000 acupuncture treatments, his work focuses on integrating Ayurveda, microsystem therapies, and frequency‑based therapeutic approaches. He has served as an Associate Professor in an acupuncture college, teaching clinical acupuncture and integrative healing methodologies. Dr. Ghatnekar is the founder of Soundharmony, an integrative system that explores the therapeutic potential of sound frequencies, smartphone‑based PEMF technology, and vibrational principles derived from Naada science and Ayurveda. His research interests include cymatics, biological resonance, frequency‑induced physiological responses, and accessible digital therapeutic systems. Through clinical work, teaching, and international consulting, he works with practitioners and students worldwide to develop practical, technology‑supported integrative healing approaches.

Dr. Kevin KF Ng, a distinguished pharmacologist, made groundbreaking contributions to the field, including discovering the adrenergic neuron-blocking action of emetine and the angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) in the lung. He collaborated with Nobel Laureate Sir John R. Vane and developed an ACE inhibitor from snake venom. After a successful academic career, including over 150 clinical trials, Dr. Ng shifted his focus to "Food as Medicine," emphasizing phytochemicals and boswellic acids to complement traditional pain management