Christina Ross, PhD, BCPP, is a dedicated researcher and practitioner focused on integrating energy-based therapies into healthcare. With a background in Polarity Therapy, her research explores how disruptions in the body's energy flow contribute to disease and how stimulating cells with low-frequency electromagnetic fields can promote healing. She is passionate about developing low-cost, accessible therapies to reduce chronic inflammation and guide stem cell differentiation for tissue repair.

Credentials & Expertise:

• PhD in Energy Medicine from Akamai University, with research at Wake Forest School of Medicine’s Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM).

• Research on therapeutic effects of PEMF on inflammation, immune biomarkers, and neuroinflammation.

• Post-doctoral fellow at WFIRM, specializing in PEMF and mesenchymal stromal cell therapies for nerve regeneration.

• Published in leading medical journals on topics like inflammation, stem cells, and regenerative medicine.

• Author of a book on Energy Medicine and a chapter in Alternative Medicine.

Christina’s work aims to provide accessible, non-invasive solutions for enhancing health and vitality, integrating scientific research with holistic healing practices to create effective therapies for a wide range of conditions.

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