Romina is a Mycotherapist practitioner and registered nutritional therapist specialising in immune health and mushroom therapy. Her passion lies in discovering the power of mushroom compounds to support a myriad of chronic conditions including inflammatory disorders, gut health and cancer. She is also the founder of The Nutrition Collective, a high impact educational event for healthcare practitioners with the vision to make them accessible and affordable.

Patricia founded Cancer Options Integrative Consultancy in 2000, after seeing first hand the impact cancer had on patients in her 20 years working in oncology and palliative care. Cancer Options is a private cancer consultancy working at the forefront of cancer treatment developments around the world. Its goal is to empower patients, both physically and emotionally on their cancer journey, providing information and consultancy on metabolic support and recovery when dealing with cancer. Patricia has recently launched the Peat Institute for practitioners to provide knowledge and expertise to work confidently in the integrative cancer space. Over the years there have been fundamental changes in how we view managing cancer. The research evidence showing the way cancer manifests as a metabolic disease and where the lifestyle interventions undertaken by the individual can have an immense effect, The Peat Institute is about sharing this research and knowledge to educate and inform clinical practice.

Patricia founded Cancer Options Integrative Consultancy in 2000, after seeing first hand the impact cancer had on patients in her 20 years working in oncology and palliative care. Cancer Options is a private cancer consultancy working at the forefront of cancer treatment developments around the world. Its goal is to empower patients, both physically and emotionally on their cancer journey, providing information and consultancy on metabolic support and recovery when dealing with cancer. Patricia has recently launched the Peat Institute for practitioners to provide knowledge and expertise to work confidently in the integrative cancer space. Over the years there have been fundamental changes in how we view managing cancer. The research evidence showing the way cancer manifests as a metabolic disease and where the lifestyle interventions undertaken by the individual can have an immense effect, The Peat Institute is about sharing this research and knowledge to educate and inform clinical practice.

Dr. Tomas Duraj’s scientific research is focused on the potential use of bioienergetic modulation and cancer metabolism. Dr. Duraj’s area of specialism is glioblastoma, the most aggressive brain tumour. In clinical practice, Tomas specialises in health optimisation through nutrition and lifestyle interventions for diseases with a metabolic root cause. Dr. Tomas Duraj’s goal is to advance all practitioners understanding of metabolic therapy using his knowledge from rigorous, evidence based research, allowing it to become a standard practice in oncology, so all patients can benefit. Trained as a physician, then moved into extensive research of cancer for his PhD, Dr. Duraj now combines the best of both worlds with a clinical and research perspective.

Patricia founded Cancer Options Integrative Consultancy in 2000, after seeing first hand the impact cancer had on patients in her 20 years working in oncology and palliative care. Cancer Options is a private cancer consultancy working at the forefront of cancer treatment developments around the world. Its goal is to empower patients, both physically and emotionally on their cancer journey, providing information and consultancy on metabolic support and recovery when dealing with cancer. Patricia has recently launched the Peat Institute for practitioners to provide knowledge and expertise to work confidently in the integrative cancer space. Over the years there have been fundamental changes in how we view managing cancer. The research evidence showing the way cancer manifests as a metabolic disease and where the lifestyle interventions undertaken by the individual can have an immense effect, The Peat Institute is about sharing this research and knowledge to educate and inform clinical practice.

Dr. Tomas Duraj’s scientific research is focused on the potential use of bioienergetic modulation and cancer metabolism. Dr. Duraj’s area of specialism is glioblastoma, the most aggressive brain tumour. In clinical practice, Tomas specialises in health optimisation through nutrition and lifestyle interventions for diseases with a metabolic root cause. Dr. Tomas Duraj’s goal is to advance all practitioners understanding of metabolic therapy using his knowledge from rigorous, evidence based research, allowing it to become a standard practice in oncology, so all patients can benefit. Trained as a physician, then moved into extensive research of cancer for his PhD, Dr. Duraj now combines the best of both worlds with a clinical and research perspective.

Dr. Nasha Winters is a ground-breaking research practitioner, shaping the future of integrative oncology support that is scientifically based and outcome measurable. Dr. Nasha Winters is a best-selling author of The Metabolic Approach to Cancer, and has created robust educational programs for both healthcare institutions and the public on incorporating vetted integrative therapies in cancer care to enhance outcomes.

After losing 22 kilos and reversing numerous metabolic conditions following the ketogenic lifestyle, Dorian and his wife, Gemma, founded Keto-Mojo in 2017, releasing the first affordable, accurate blood glucose and ketone testing meter. With the release of the GKI (Europe) and GK+ meters, and the HIPAA/GDPR compliant MyMojoHealth, their online platform now provides real time data for monitoring and adherence, resulting in better health outcomes. Dorian has made it his mission to bring the efficacy and benefits of ketogenic therapies to light, and Keto-Mojo is involved in 40+ clinical trials. Dorian attends and speaks at numerous metabolic health conferences and webinars globally, seeking to share the underpinnings of the science of ketosis. He and his wife, Gemma also founded The Ketogenic Foundation, a non-profit public charity, fostering Ketogenic Education, Medical Research, and Information Sharing for the benefit of improving the health of humankind.  

Dr. Nasha Winters is a ground-breaking research practitioner, shaping the future of integrative oncology support that is scientifically based and outcome measurable. Dr. Nasha Winters is a best-selling author of The Metabolic Approach to Cancer, and has created robust educational programs for both healthcare institutions and the public on incorporating vetted integrative therapies in cancer care to enhance outcomes.

Dr. Slocum’s is a physician dedicated to improving his patients’ outcomes with innovative treatment modalities and integrative therapeutic approaches. He has years of experience, combining evidence-based complementary therapies with conventional cancer treatments for optimal patient outcomes. Co-founder of Chemothermia in 2010, a pioneering integrative oncology clinic, focused on the development and application of conventional as well as innovative treatment modalities. Metabolically Supported Chemotherapy (MSCT) is the cornerstone of Chemothermia’s approach to cancer, integrating complementary therapies such as, hyperthermia, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, ozone therapy, ketogenic diet to develop personalised treatment plans. MSCT is centred on interventions targeting the metabolic dysregulation of cancer cells in order to increase the effectiveness and reduce the side-effects of conventional cytotoxic treatments.

Patricia founded Cancer Options Integrative Consultancy in 2000, after seeing first hand the impact cancer had on patients in her 20 years working in oncology and palliative care. Cancer Options is a private cancer consultancy working at the forefront of cancer treatment developments around the world. Its goal is to empower patients, both physically and emotionally on their cancer journey, providing information and consultancy on metabolic support and recovery when dealing with cancer. Patricia has recently launched the Peat Institute for practitioners to provide knowledge and expertise to work confidently in the integrative cancer space. Over the years there have been fundamental changes in how we view managing cancer. The research evidence showing the way cancer manifests as a metabolic disease and where the lifestyle interventions undertaken by the individual can have an immense effect, The Peat Institute is about sharing this research and knowledge to educate and inform clinical practice.

Dr. Tomas Duraj’s scientific research is focused on the potential use of bioienergetic modulation and cancer metabolism. Dr. Duraj’s area of specialism is glioblastoma, the most aggressive brain tumour. In clinical practice, Tomas specialises in health optimisation through nutrition and lifestyle interventions for diseases with a metabolic root cause. Dr. Tomas Duraj’s goal is to advance all practitioners understanding of metabolic therapy using his knowledge from rigorous, evidence based research, allowing it to become a standard practice in oncology, so all patients can benefit. Trained as a physician, then moved into extensive research of cancer for his PhD, Dr. Duraj now combines the best of both worlds with a clinical and research perspective.

Dr. Nasha Winters is a ground-breaking research practitioner, shaping the future of integrative oncology support that is scientifically based and outcome measurable. Dr. Nasha Winters is a best-selling author of The Metabolic Approach to Cancer, and has created robust educational programs for both healthcare institutions and the public on incorporating vetted integrative therapies in cancer care to enhance outcomes.

Dr. Slocum’s is a physician dedicated to improving his patients’ outcomes with innovative treatment modalities and integrative therapeutic approaches. He has years of experience, combining evidence-based complementary therapies with conventional cancer treatments for optimal patient outcomes. Co-founder of Chemothermia in 2010, a pioneering integrative oncology clinic, focused on the development and application of conventional as well as innovative treatment modalities. Metabolically Supported Chemotherapy (MSCT) is the cornerstone of Chemothermia’s approach to cancer, integrating complementary therapies such as, hyperthermia, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, ozone therapy, ketogenic diet to develop personalised treatment plans. MSCT is centred on interventions targeting the metabolic dysregulation of cancer cells in order to increase the effectiveness and reduce the side-effects of conventional cytotoxic treatments.

Toral Shah is a Nutritional Scientist (MSc Nutr Med), and functional medicine & nutrigenomics Master practitioner, Health writer and Consultant, as well as the Founder of The Urban Kitchen. She uses evidence based science and nutrition knowledge along with lifestyle medicine to help support others to optimise their health and reduce risk of disease. 

Toral was first diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 29. In 2018, she was diagnosed with a breast cancer recurrence and in 2020 for the third time, undertaking major surgery and treatment through COVID pandemic lockdown, and utilising all the tools in her toolbox to support through to recovery.

Romina is a Mycotherapist practitioner and registered nutritional therapist specialising in immune health and mushroom therapy. Her passion lies in discovering the power of mushroom compounds to support a myriad of chronic conditions including inflammatory disorders, gut health and cancer. She is also the founder of The Nutrition Collective, a high impact educational event for healthcare practitioners with the vision to make them accessible and affordable.