Dr. Walter J. Zetusky actively pursues a clinical practice in areas to include pharmacology, nutrition, behavioral medicine and behavioral neurology. He conducts research in a variety of fields, is widely published and is a popular invited speaker. Dr. Zetusky received a doctorate in Biochemistry from the Medical College of Virgina, and subsequently was awarded a National Institutes of Health Post Doctoral Research Fellowship. His second doctorate was awarded by the University of Houston in Clinical Neuropsychology, with research and clinical studies at Baylor College of Medicine.

Dr. Leslie Ann Caren

Dr. Leslie Ann Caren is currently engaged in clinical practice specializing in internal medicine and pediatrics. She graduated from Wayne State University School of Medicine in 1995 after completing her residency at University of Michigan Medical School and University of Michigan Hospitals and Health Centers. She has also received several awards, including a Patients’ Choice Award.

Dr. Hadeel N. Razook

Dr. Hadeel N. Razook is currently engaged in clinical practice as a family practicioner. She graduated from the University of Baghdad Medical School in 1986 after completing her residency at Providence Hospital Medical Centers.

Dr. Naila Ahmad

Dr. Naila Ahmad is currently engaged in clinical practice as a family practicioner. She graduated from the Punjab University Medical School in 1983 after completing her residency at North Oakland Medical Centers.

Dr. Edmond DeVroey

Dr. Edmond DeVroey received his Doctorate in Medicine in the field of Surgery and Obstetrics from the University of Louvain, Belgium. Dr. DeVroey practiced medicine for more than 30 years in the field of Obstetrics delivering more than 4,000 babies. He has also worked for the University of California San Diego in the department of Mineral Biochemistry. He researched the link between nutrition and prematurity and published the results of this clinical investigation in 1984 at the 8th Congress of Perinatalogy.