ABOUT US
Discover what makes
us who we are.
Vision
World leader in cellular nutrition powered by finest anti-aging technology.
Mission
The goal is to activate and improve to the fullest the potential of the cells.
Motto
Awaken The Power Of The Cells ®
Pillars
Vitality - Innovation - Health
What is vitOrgan?
"Vit" is a Latin root word that means "life" or "living" and
"Organ", is a part of an organism that is
self-contained and has a specific vital function,
such as the heart or liver. " The internal organs".
vitOrgan biomolecular products has enormous success
over the last 70 years originating from Germany.
Our human and veterinary portfolio comprises of high-quality dietary supplements
based on proprietary blend of a unique combination of ingredients containing
vitamins, minerals, vital nutrients and peptides to support the
overall health, vitality and energy of people and animals.
Our products are taken orally to support or improve some aspect of health and life.
We are dedicated to a fascinating dietary approach with the intention
of restoring organs and organ functions through targeted stimulation
and regulation of metabolic and functional processes
in the cells of the affected organs.
VitOrgan is known as the world finest anti-aging technology.
Our Team
Our team of scientists, researchers, and medical professionals have decades of experience in developing Biomolecular products for cellular nutrition. While each shares one common goal:
Awaken The Power Of The Cells ®
OUR TEAM
Everything you wanted to know.
Our Team
Dr. David Contreras
vitOrgan CEO for America
Dr. Contreras learned about vitOrgan products in 1981.
Over the years, has treated and
help recovered thousands of patients around the world.
He was involved in a life-threatening car accident
at the end of January 2004.
The car crash was caused by a bus hitting him at 80 miles an hour,
resulting in significant and multiple injuries, such as,
polytrauma, and permanent motor-impairment and severe emotional distress.
Dr Contreras suffered a complete trauma of the cervical spinal cord.
VitOrgan's therapy gradually restored him from paralysis.
Dr. David Contreras is currently one of the most recognized
medical professionalsin the world and other countries
in the management of pain and regeneration treatments.
He graduated from Nueva Granda Military University as a Surgeon and
later on he specialized in Biomolecular therapy.
He is currently carrying out a social program in Colombia and Mexico
with his Da Vida Foundation where biomolecular therapy is being donated
to patients of limited resources with various types
of degenerative diseases and paralysis.
Moreover, he recently conducted research with Rafael Contreras Ph. D
in the molecular biology, reprogramming, and differentiation
of induced pluripotent- stem cells (iPSCs)
at the Hormel Institute at the Mayo Clinic, University of Minnesota.
He also participated in the publication of the book
"VitOrgan Cellular Molecular Therapy“ in Hong Kong.
During all these years of experience working with biomolecular therapy,
Dr. Contreras has had the opportunity not only to improve the quality of life
of a large number of patients but also he has achieved
great personal and medical success.
True Healing comes from within.
The self-healing power of each cell is what produce wellness in our bodies.
By means of the administration of the respective preparations,
self-healing mechanisms are set in motion to Awaken The Power Of The Cells®
Rafael Contreras- Galindo Ph.D / P.I
vitOrgan Scientific Research Director for America
Dr. Contreras-Galindo completed his Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science
and received his Ph.D in Biomedical Sciences
at Ponce School of Health Sciences in Puerto Rico.
Currently is an Assistant Professor and Section leader
in Genome Instability and Chromosome Biology
in the Department of Genetics and the Division of Immunology
and Rheumatology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
He is a member of the NCI Geographic Management of
Cancer Health Disparities Program (GMaP) network.
He studies the function and evolution of human centromeres and telomere sequences.
He studies diseases associated with centromere defects,
such as Scleroderma and cancers.
He completed a post-doctoral fellowship in the lab of David Markovitz
at the University of Michigan where the focus was
endogenous retroviruses and cancer biology.
Rafael is originally from Bogota, Colombia,
and has a research interest in investigating the repetitive regions in the human genome.
Besides his native Spanish, Rafael studied German and speak multiple languages.
