Science of Endobiogeny

Kamyar M. Hedayat, MD

Kamyar M. Hedayat, MD is the leading practitioner and theoretician of Endobiogeny. He trained under Jean Claude Lapraz, MD, co-developer of the endobiogenic teachings. Prior to that, he completed a fellowship at Stanford University in pediatric critical care medicine and serviced as director of pediatric intensive care and integrative medicine.

He has been training healthcare professionals in Endobiogeny for over 12 years. Kamyar is author of the four-volume official textbook on Endobiogeny and has published over a dozen articles in experimental endobiogeny and medical ethics.

Dr. Hedayat currently serves as chief scientific officer of Systems Biology Research Group, chief editor of Living Systems: An endobiogeny scientific periodical, and chief architect of the GEMMA biomarker analytics software.

Adam Johnson, MD

Adam Johnson, MD is the medical director of The Linné Institute of Medicine, a private medical practice dedicated to endobiogenic medical consultations. He is board certified in emergency medicine and practiced emergency medicine for 18 years before dedicating his full-time attention to the practice of endobiogeny.

Adam studied literature and philosophy at Brigham Young University and completed his medical degree at the University of Utah School of Medicine.
He completed his emergency medicine training at the University of Massachusetts. He is married with 4 children and lives in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, USA.