An internationally acclaimed speaker, author, and researcher with a profound commitment to integrative medicine and sustainable health solutions.

With over two decades of experience, including serving as a White House advisor and practitioner across multiple U.S. presidential administrations (Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden), I have shaped healthcare policies and advanced optimal wellness for high-profile officials. Holding a PhD in international sustainable development and anthropology from Sorbonne University in Paris, as well as a PhD in traditional naturopathy, I specialize in groundbreaking, NIH-recognized research on concussions, traumatic brain injuries, mental health, and integrative therapies. 

My spiritual and professional journey—encompassing monastic training in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and immersion in Japanese Shinto practices and martial arts—has equipped me to foster holistic harmony of mind, body, and spirit. Operating across the United States, Japan, Western Europe, and Canada, with an office in the U.S. and a clinic in Japan, I have dedicated over 4,000 hours to pro bono medical care for vulnerable populations, including suicidal veterans, human trafficking survivors, and homeless individuals afflicted with PTSD, drug addiction, chronic pain, and insomnia. These efforts have earned me prestigious recognitions, such as the World Civility Award by the United Nations in 2019, knighthood by merit in 2023, the U.S. Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award in 2024, and an Honorary Officer title from retired U.S. Marine Corps Colonel Tom Oltorik in 2024.