Frank Morales, a licensed and practicing Doctor of Medicine in Mexico City, Mexico, has expertise in various vital healthcare sectors. His specialties include Family Medicine, Obstetrics/Gynecology, Oxidative Medicine, Photodynamic Therapy, and Hyperbaric Medicine, which focuses on treating neurological disorders and carbon monoxide poisoning. He is deeply engaged in Clinical Heavy Metal Toxicology, and his pioneering work in Stem Cell Research and Therapy targets metabolic, autoimmune, and neurodegenerative diseases. In addition, he has expertise in Longevity Medicine, Nutritional Medicine, HIV/AIDS Research, SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 Research, Dental Pulp Stem Cell Research, Neurorestoratology Research, Mercury and Heavy Metal Detoxification, and the use of Hyperbaric Medicine in treating Autism and Neurological Disorders. As a published author, he has contributed extensively to the literature on stem cell technologies and therapies, focusing mainly on metabolic and autoimmune degenerative diseases and neuroregeneration. Throughout his distinguished medical career, he has utilized his vast education and research to fill prominent roles effectively. He was the Director of Research and Development at Umbilical Cord Blood Bank ALES/VIDACORD for five years, leading significant stem cell initiatives. Before moving to Brownsville, TX, he was also the Director of Rio Valley Medical Clinics, where he specialized in Nutrition, Heavy Metal Toxicology, Hyperbaric Medicine, Longevity, Cellular Medicine, and Photodynamic Therapy. Currently, Morales is the Director and Founder of the Medical Research Treatment Protocol Center: SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19, demonstrating significant leadership and innovation during the pandemic. He has also held academic positions at the esteemed Instituto Politécnico Nacional in Mexico City, Mexico. Additionally, he was a past research member of the Neurorestoratology Association in Beijing, China. He founded VidaSol Health in San José del Cabo, Mexico, a clinic dedicated to advanced regenerative therapies that repair and rejuvenate damaged tissues. The clinic focuses on improving health and quality of life through innovative cell therapy and tissue bioengineering. Morales also co-founded Caro Health toothpaste, combining organic coconut oil, peppermint oil, rosemary oil, and raw honey with modern innovations such as Methylene Blue and nano-hydroxyapatite. His extensive research includes serving as Director and Professor of Scientific Research at IOM Dental University, where he led dental pulp stem cell research. His work on mercury heavy metal toxicity involved the use of Dimercaptosuccinic acid (DMSA) and 2,3-Dimercapto Propanesulfonic acid (DMPS). Furthermore, he was the Chief Medical Officer and Research Director at Advanced Light Devices LLC, leading innovative medical technologies research. As Director of Medical Research and Development at NanoMedTek LLC, he contributed significantly to advancements in nanomedicine. Notably, he led a pioneering HIV/AIDS research campaign using photodynamic therapy in 2001, earning a Letter of Gratitude from the High Commissioner of Tanzania for his efforts. Morales is affiliated with the International Photodynamic Association and the SMILE Foundation Mexico and serves as Vice President of the International Oxidative Medical Association. He is also involved with Fundacion Corazones Blancos, a nonprofit that aims to improve healthcare access in Mexico, address inequalities, and promote overall well-being. He has been recognized with numerous awards for his professional and philanthropic work, including a Certificate of Recognition from Thomason Hospital and Texas Tech, and as a Distinguished Speaker at the International Conference on Bio-Oxidative Medicine. Morales holds a B.S. in Biology from State University in Matamoros and earned his Medical Doctor Degree from the Universidad Centro de Estudios Tecnológicos, with postgraduate training in Family Medicine and Obstetrics/Gynecology at Texas Tech Health Science Center. Outside his professional activities, Frank Morales is dedicated to community service, enhancing healthcare access for underprivileged communities, and engaging in educational outreach. He holds black belts in multiple martial arts disciplines, including Aikido, Hapkido, and Taekwondo. He enjoys exploring new cuisines, exercising regularly, attending church, and cherishing time spent with his three sons.