Harvey Kryger recently concluded his career as the owner and Medical Director of the Monterey Preventive Medical Clinic in Monterey, California. Under his leadership, the clinic became a respected institution for preventive healthcare, focusing on helping patients maintain wellness through lifestyle changes, including diet, exercise, and hormone therapy. Although he retired in 2023, he remains engaged by continuing his research and providing insights to his former patients. With an MD and a DMD, along with certification in family practice, Kryger is also the founder of the Alternative Medicine Foundation. His career spans over five decades, reflecting a lifelong dedication to improving healthcare and exploring innovative treatment approaches. Kryger’s academic journey began at the University of Manitoba in Canada, where he completed his bachelor’s degree in 1964, a DMD in 1969, and an MD in 1973. He further enhanced his medical expertise through an internship and fellowships at Stanford University’s Santa Clara Valley Medical Centre, gaining specialized surgery and burn treatment skills. He started his professional career in 1969 as a dentist in Vancouver, Canada, and provided essential dental care to Indigenous communities in Northern Manitoba. His transition into broader medical practice occurred in 1975 when he joined the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles. He advanced to Medical Director, overseeing emergency care and other critical services there. From 1977 to 1980, Kryger worked at the Sonoma County Holistic Health Center in Monte Rio, CA, where he was instrumental in combining holistic practices with traditional medicine. His collaborative work with a multidisciplinary team highlighted his forward-thinking approach to healthcare. In 1990, Kryger joined the Monterey Preventive Medical Clinic, specializing in hormone balancing and preventive medicine. During his tenure, he introduced complementary therapies like massage, significantly enhancing the clinic’s offerings and reputation. Kryger is also an accomplished author. His 2004 book, "Listen To Your Hormones," influenced hormonal health and led to innovative medical treatments. Outside his professional life, Kryger is passionate about art and agriculture. He enjoys painting and sculpting, and he maintains a farm where he raises animals and supports conservation efforts, particularly for monarch butterflies. His philanthropic contributions include providing care at a local nursing home and supporting various educational and health initiatives. Harvey Kryger’s career reflects a profound commitment to advancing preventive medicine and giving back to the community. His enduring contributions continue to inspire those in the medical field and beyond.