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Jason
Theodosakis ("Dr.
Theo"), MD, MS,
MPH, FACPM, is considered
to be one of the world's
foremost authorities
on osteoarthritis treatment
and is perhaps the most
quoted doctor in the
world regarding the use
of glucosamine and chondroitin
supplements. Dr. Theo
is a practicing physician,
board-certified in the
specialty of Preventive
Medicine, and had the
distinction of being
named to the oversight
steering committee of
the NIH's study on glucosamine/chondroitin.
His undergraduate education
includes a double major
in Chemistry and Biology.
Dr. Theo graduated summa
cum laude from his advanced
studies with master's
in both Exercise Physiology
and in Public Health.
His medical degree is
from the University of
Health Sciences/Chicago
Medical School.
An accomplished author,
Dr. Theo's first book,
The Arthritis Cure, became
an international #1 best-seller
and resulted in a major
paradigm shift in the
way arthritis and other
chronic diseases are
treated. Dr. Theo spends
much of his time lecturing
and speaking with the
media. He has been a
guest on The Today Show,
Prime Time Live, NBC
and CBS Evening and Morning
News, CNN, Fox Network
News and many others.
In addition, he has been
featured in print in
such publications as
Time, Newsweek, US News & World
Report, People, USA Today,
The NY Times, Parade,
People, Reader's Digest,
Prevention, and other
magazines. He speaks
often on local and national
radio, and he is a frequent
lecturer at medical conventions
and forums throughout
the country.
In addition to providing
input for clinical design,
Dr. Theo will assist
the company in the future
direction of Imagenetix's
Celadrin products.
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Ms.
Lorna R. Vanderhaeghe ("Lorna") is
a best-selling author
and medical journalist
who has been researching
and writing on nutritional
subject matter for the
past 20 years. Lorna
received her B.Sc. degree
in Bio-Chemistry from
Simon Fraser University
located in Canada.
Lorna is an associate
editor for Total Health
Magazine and is an author
and a co-author of a
number of health books
including The Immune
System Cure published
in six countries and
translated into French,
Dutch, and German, and
she is author of the
Canadian bestseller Healthy
Immunity: Scientifically
Proven Natural Treatments
for Conditions from A-Z.
Lorna's most recent book,
Get a Grip On Arthritis:
and Other Inflammatory
Disorders was published
and released in November
of 2004.
An accomplished communicator,
Lorna speaks as many
as 300 times per year
throughout the North
American continent on
television, radio, conventions,
and through the print
media.
Her input into newsworthy
clinical studies will
be of great value to
Imagenetix. Lorna has
also become a spokesperson
for Imagenetix's Celadrin
products.
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Robert
B. Zurier, M.D., who
has been Professor of
Medicine and Chief of
Rheumatology at the University
of Massachusetts Medical
School in Worcester since
1991. From 1980 to 1991
he was Professor of Medicine
and Chief of Rheumatology
at the University of
Pennsylvania School of
Medicine in Philadelphia.
Dr. Zurier graduated
from the University of
Texas Southwestern Medical
School in Dallas, and
trained in Internal Medicine
at Boston City Hospital.
He practiced general
internal medicine in
Holden, MA, for three
years before training
in clinical and research
rheumatology at NYU-Bellevue
Medical Center in New
York City.
Dr. Zurier's research
has focused on mechanisms
of inflammation, especially
as they relate to patients
with arthritis and lupus.
His basic studies of
prostaglandins led to
clinical trials using
marine and botanical
oils to treat patients
with rheumatoid arthritis.
Dr. Zurier's research
has been funded by the
National Institutes of
Health since 1974. His
accomplishments have
been recognized by receipt
of a Guggenheim Fellowship,
designation as a Master
of the American College
of Rheumatology, and
inclusion in "Best
Doctors in America."
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William
J. Kraemer, Ph.D., who
is a full professor in
the Department of Kinesiology
in the Neag School of
Education working in
the Human Performance
Laboratory at the University
of Connecticut (UCONN).
He also holds an appointment
as a full professor in
the Department of Physiology
and Neurobiology along
with an appointment as
a Professor of Medicine
at the UCONN Health Center/School
of Medicine. He also
worked as Director of
Research for three years
in the Neag School of
Education.
Since receiving his doctoral
degree from the University
of Wyoming in 1984, Dr.
Kramer has authored and
co-authored over 280
manuscripts in the scientific
literature related to
sports medicine and sports
science. In addition,
he has authored or co-authored
10 books in the areas
of strength training
and physiology of exercise.
Dr. Kraemer serves on
numerous scientific journal
editorial boards and
is the current Editor-In-Chief
of the Journal of Strength
and Conditioning Research,
Associate Editor of Medicine
and Science in Sports
and Exercise and is on
the Editorial Board for
the Journal of Applied
Physiology.
Dr. Kraemer is a member
of the American Physiological
Society and the Endocrine
Society.
He is a Fellow in the
American College of Sports
Medicine (ACSM) and served
as a member of the ACSM's
Board of Trustees and
Administrative Council.
He is a past president
of the National Strength
and Conditioning Association
(NSCA) and was honored
by the NSCA with both
their Outstanding Sports
Scientist Award in 1992
and the NSCA's highest
award, the Lifetime Achievement
Award in 1994 for his
contributions of bringing
science into the field
of strength and conditioning.
He was named the "Educator
of the Year" by
the NSCA in 2002.
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Dr.
Jonathan (Rick) Adachi,
MD, FRCP©, a professor
within the Department
of Medicine at McMaster
University in Ontario,
Canada, and a practicing
rheumatologist at St.
Joseph's Hospital in
Hamilton, Canada. Dr.
Adachi has conducted
numerous clinical trials
and has been published
on a wide variety of
medical therapies. Dr.
Adachi's current focus
is in the field of osteoarthritis
where he has helped to
develop a quality of
life instrument for those
with osteoporosis. Dr.
Adachi is a member of
the Osteoporosis Society
of Canada and the International
Osteoporosis Foundation.
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Dan
Gallaher, Ph.D., a professor
and Associate Dean of
Undergraduate programs
in the College of Human
Ecology, at the University
of Minnesota. Dr. Gallaher
is widely published in
peer-reviewed journals,
and in symposia proceedings.
His research interests
include dietary influences
on colon cancer and cholesterol
metabolism, dietary fiber,
dietary fat, bile acid
metabolism, and dietary
treatment of diabetes
and chronic pancreatitis.
Dr. Gallaher received
his Ph.D. in Nutrition
Science from the University
of California, Davis.
Dr. Gallaher is a member
of numerous professional
associations including
the American Society
of Nutritional Sciences,
Society for Experimental
Biology and Medicine,
and the American Association
for the Advancement of
Science.
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Robert
L. Beeten, who served
as the United States
Olympic Committee's (USOC's)
medical director from
1976 through 2000, and
acted as the head athletic
trainer and medical coordinator
during six different
Olympics from 1968 to
1984. From 1994 to 2000,
Mr. Beeten held the title
of the Director of Sports
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