Dominic Gaziano is a practicing General Internal Medicine in Chicago. He completed his residency training at University of Cincinnati in 1995. He finished a fellowship in General Internal Medicine Research at Chicago’s Northwestern University. While at Northwestern, Dominic was involved in clinical research to improve diabetic foot care awareness and research to improve outpatient mental health evaluation. As a medical student, he wrote and directed two bioethics videotapes. During his fellowship, he led the resident journal club published a journal watch newsletter for the Northwestern University Medical community. Presently, Dr. Gaziano is actively involved in hospital and nursing home care. In the last two years, he has drafted and implemented the multidisciplinary pathways for Congestive Heart Failure and Asthma for community hospitals in Chicago. Dominic regularly gives in-service lectures to nurses in hospitals and nursing homes to improve the quality of care. Dr. Gaziano recently completed editing “Fitness Journey”, a TV show, to educate and motivate viewers to become fit. In addition to writing and directing television shows, Dominic has penned other radio and theater plays in the Chicago area. He was brought up in a large Italian family, he still maintains some of the Mediterranean traditions, especially cooking. His other interests include running and dance.

Doctor Bennett is a Board Certified physician in Family Medicine. He finished a 3 year residency in Family Medicine at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center from the University of Buffalo. His undergraduate was finished at San Francisco State University with a Degree in Biochemistry . During his attendance at SFSU he researched the affects of vitamins on living cells. He then continued his studies and went on to Graduate from Ross University School of Medicine. He started his research on vitamin's and herbs while a junior at SFSU. As a senior he published a paper in Organic Chemistry on 2 dimensional NMR spectroscopy of phosphorus. He has attended many seminars and acquired certificates on Alternative Medicine and Alternative therapies. Since the start of his research he has accumulated vast knowledge in the treatment of medical conditions with Alternative Medicine. He was a medical coordinator at St. Anthony's and Norwegian American hospital, where he instructed medical students in Internal Medicine, OB/GYN and Pediatrics.

Doctor Crovetti is double board certified, in both internal medicine and sports medicine. He presently works for Trinity Orthopedics in Oak Park, Illinois. Doctor Crovetti had developed and expanded the sports medicine program for Marianjoy Rehablink and West Suburban hospitals. Doctor Crovetti is a graduate of Loyola University Medical School where he also completed a year of general surgery. He then completed a three year residency in internal medicine in Chicago, and completed a fellowship in Sports Medicine at the University of Kentucky. He has covered many professional/collegiate sporting events and professional ballet and elite cheerleading club as head physician, and helped cover the first ever Eco/Challenge in Nevada (1995) and the 1997 Iron Man Triathlon in Hawaii. Doctor Crovetti was part of a sports medicine delegation which traveled to China (Sept. 2001) to exchange ideas and learn eastern medicine practices in treating athletic injuries. He is a Lieutenant commander in the navel reserves and has been trained in battle field medicine. He competed in the CIOR military pentathlon in Berlin. Doctor Crovetti is a certified coach and has coached high school wrestling. He has worked as a nutritionist at Gold's gym and has knowledge in supplements and ergogenic aids. Doctor Crovetti has done research in many areas including rehabilitation after open heart surgery and injuries that occur to high school wrestlers. He has presented at the Midwest chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine and the annual national meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine. He has also published a chapter on "Little Leaguer's elbow" in The Five Minute Sports Medicine Consult.