Dr. Kurt N. Woeller is an integrative medicine and biomedical autism physician. He has authored several books including “Autism – The Road To Recovery”, “Methyl-B12 Therapy For Autism”, “7 Facts You Need To Know About Autism”, “Methyl-B12 for Alzheimer’s Disease” and 5 Things You MUST Do Right Now To Help With Your Rheumatoid Arthritis.” He is a lecturer (both U.S. and international), educator, and experienced clinician offering specialized health services for individuals with complex medical conditions. Dr. Woeller also works as a clinical consultant for BioHealth and Great Plains Laboratories providing education through training programs and monthly webinars. To learn more about his educational programs, books, seminars, etc. please visit his main website at www.DrWoeller.com.

Bridget Briggs, MD, is a board-certified family practitioner who specializes in integrative medicine in her private practice in Southern California. She has received certification through The Institute of Functional Medicine, IFM, The American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine, ABIHM, and is a certified Master in Lipidology, from the National Lipid Association. Dr. Briggs quest for knowledge came after her son was diagnosed at age 4 with brain cancer and traditional medicine was failing her. During her son’s horrific ordeal through 5 years of chemotherapy, radiation treatments, and 13 surgeries, she dove into research and discovered the missing link in so many chronic diseases that could be successfully treated using nutrition and life style medicine. Today at age 12, he is a perfect vision of health and vitality due to her relentless passion and research. She is a sought after national speaker, with expertise in Gut health, Hormonal Balance, Methylation, & Children’s Health. Dr. Briggs is the mother of 5 children, and lives the life she preaches in Murrieta California. She and her husband love to snowboard, camp and spend time at the beach with the family. 

James B. Adams, Ph.D., is the Director of the Autism/Asperger’s Research Program at Arizona State University. His research is focused on the causes of autism and how to treat it, including a focus on nutritional interventions. He is also the president of the Autism Society of Greater Phoenix, president of the Autism Nutrition Research Center, the co-chair of the Autism Research Institute’s scientific advisory committee, and has received the Autism Service Award from the Greater Phoenix chapter of the Autism Society of America. He has been featured on Dateline NBC, and received a National Science Foundation Presidential Young Investigator Award from President George Bush.

Heather holds a PhD in Molecular Pathology and is an expert in the field of nutrigenomics. Nutrigenomics enables genetic predispositions to disease to be understood and managed via epigenetics and nutrition. Dr Way is also a certified GAPs nutritionist, who specializes in helping people with gut issues, particularly children with ASD, ADHD, fussy eaters and multiple food intolerances. Dr Way has a clinic in Brisbane, Australia, where she develops personalized nutrition programs tailored according to the results of DNA profiling.

Robert W. Sears, MD, FAAP, is a board-certified physician in full-time general pediatric practice in Dana Point, California, where he provides a unique blend of mainstream and integrative medical care. Dr. Bob, as he likes to be called by his little patients, received his medical degree from Georgetown University and did his pediatric residency training at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. He is a co-author in the Sears Parenting Library, including “The Baby Book” and “The Portable Pediatrician.” Dr. Bob is the solo author of “The Vaccine Book,” and is very involved in speaking and writing to help parents make an educated decision for their families. He is also the solo author of “The Autism Book,” a comprehensive guide to mainstream and biomedical treatments for autism, and is a MAPS trained provider. Dr. Bob has appeared on Dr. Oz, The Doctors, CNN, CBS Early Show, Fox Morning News, and Dr. Phil to discuss parenting advice and pediatric health issues. He is on the medical advisory board for various organizations, including La Leche League International, Talk About Curing Autism, Autism Care and Treatment Today, SafeMinds, and Kaplan University Department of Health Sciences. He is the proud father of three boys, ages 21, 18, and 12, and lives with his wife and kids in Dana Point, CA..

Katherine Reid, PhD, is a biochemist that started her career in biotechnology developing protein therapeutics for treating cancer. After 15 years in biotechnology and medical diagnostics, Katherine was presented with her biggest scientific challenge when her youngest child was diagnosed with autism. She discovered through her own scientific journey that she could manage her daughter’s autistic symptoms by modifying the family’s diet. Through word of mouth, she realized that a similar approach to diet that worked for her daughter also worked for many chronic illnesses and learning disabilities plaguing others. Katherine Reid started a nonprofit, Unblind My Mind, focused on raising awareness of the links between our food and chronic illnesses, like autism. Seeing the profound effect of diet on health, she has become a provocateur questioning food manufacturing and labeling practices as it relates to our health. She has been asked to speak to the National Institute of Health, The Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee (IACC) on the issue of labeling MSG in food. Unblind My Mind helps families and individuals define food that promotes balanced metabolism for the whole body and human ecosystem. Some of the recent press about Unblind My Mind includes: SF Chronicle, Fox News, NY Daily News,KFIAM 640 Radio, and Talk 910AM Radio. Katherine received her B.A. in Chemistry from Wells College and PhD in Biochemistry from UCSC.