Francisco Morales
Medical Doctor
Francisco Morales (Francisco Morales Lozano) is a renowned Doctor of Medicine based in Mexico City, Mexico. His professional portfolio includes extensive expertise in diverse and critical medical disciplines such as Family Medicine, Obstetrics/Gynecology, Oxidative Medicine, and Photodynamic Therapy. He has significantly advanced the use of Hyperbaric Medicine for neurological disorders and carbon monoxide poisoning. He excels in Clinical Heavy Metal Toxicology and spearheads research in Stem Cell Therapy, focusing his efforts on metabolic, autoimmune, and neurodegenerative diseases.
His specialization does not end there; Morales is deeply involved in Longevity Medicine and Nutritional Medicine and leads research initiatives in HIV/AIDS and SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19. His work encompasses dental pulp stem cell research, neurorestoratology, mercury, and heavy metal detoxification, as well as exploring hyperbaric medicine applications in treating Autism and neurological disorders.
Morales is also a prolific author, contributing valuable articles and abstracts to the scientific community, primarily focusing on stem cell technologies and therapies, aiming to revolutionize treatment approaches for metabolic and autoimmune degenerative diseases and neuroregeneration.
Morales' Distinguished Career
Throughout his distinguished medical career, Francisco Morales Lozano has utilized his profound educational background and extensive research experience to occupy pivotal roles across various institutions. He notably served as the Director of Research and Development at the Umbilical Cord Blood Bank ALES/VIDACORD in Mexico City for five years, where he led significant stem cell research initiatives. Before that, he was the Director at Rio Valley Medical Clinics in Brownsville, TX, specializing in Nutrition, Heavy Metal Toxicology, Hyperbaric Medicine, Longevity, Cellular Medicine, and Photodynamic Therapy.
Presently, Morales is the Director and Founder of the Medical Research Treatment Protocol Center: SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19, where his leadership and innovative approach to medical crises have been particularly noteworthy. His academic roles have included positions at the prestigious Instituto Politécnico Nacional in Mexico City and as a member of the Neurorestoratology Association in Beijing, China.
Founder of VidaSol Health
Morales established VidaSol Health in San José del Cabo, Mexico, a clinic dedicated to pioneering regenerative therapies that repair and rejuvenate damaged tissues. The clinic employs advanced cell therapy and tissue bioengineering technologies to significantly enhance the health and quality of life of its patients.
In addition to his clinical achievements, Morales co-founded Caro Health, a company producing a unique toothpaste blend that combines organic ingredients such as coconut oil, peppermint oil, rosemary oil, and raw honey with innovative components like Methylene Blue and nano-hydroxyapatite. This blend represents a blend of nature and scientific innovation in dental care.
Pioneering Research
Morales' extensive research has spanned several vital medical fields. He served as Director and Professor at IOM Dental University, where he spearheaded essential research into dental pulp stem cells. His work in heavy metal toxicity has utilized chelating agents such as Dimercaptosuccinic acid (DMSA) and 2,3-Dimercaptopropanesulfonic acid (DMPS) to develop new treatments.
He was also the Chief Medical Officer and Research Director at Advanced Light Devices LLC and the Director of Medical Research and Development at NanoMedTek LLC. As such, Morales led the development of new approaches in nanomedicine. In 2001, his early adoption of photodynamic therapy for HIV/AIDS research earned him a Letter of Gratitude from the High Commissioner of Tanzania.
Affiliations
Morales holds memberships and leadership positions in several significant medical organizations, including:
- International Photodynamic Association
- SMILE Foundation Mexico (Board Member)
- International Oxidative Medical Association (Vice President)
- Fundacion Corazones Blancos, focusing on healthcare access and promoting holistic well-being in Mexico
His professional affiliations also include the American Medical Association (AMA), Obstetrics and Gynecology Jr. Fellow (ACOG), American College of Advancement in Medicine, Mexican Association for Diagnosis and Treatments of Autoimmune Diseases, American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, International Society for Stem Cell Research (USA), International Society for Cellular Therapy (Mexico), and the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS).
Awards and Milestones
Morales' contributions to medicine and the community have been recognized through various awards and honors:
- Certificate of Recognition from Thomason Hospital and Texas Tech (1990)
- Distinguished Speaker at the 8th International Conference on Bio-Oxidative Medicine
- Distinguished Faculty Member Award from the International Oxidative Medical Association
- Farr Pioneer Award for Research and Development
Academic Excellence
Morales pursued his B.S. in Biology at the State University in Matamoros, Tamps, Mexico, followed by a Medical Doctor Degree from Universidad Centro de Estudios Tecnológicos, Consejo Nacional de Educación Superior (CONES RD). His postgraduate studies were conducted in Family Medicine and Obstetrics/Gynecology at Texas Tech Health Science Center.
Committed to Giving Back
A resident of Brownsville, TX, Morales has devoted significant efforts to community service, providing medical care to underserved communities and enhancing healthcare access. His involvement extends to educational outreach, where he frequently participates in career day events, imparting his knowledge of medical sciences and martial arts.
Beyond Medicine
Beyond his professional life, Morales is a dedicated martial artist with black belts in Aikido, Hapkido, and Taekwondo. He is an enthusiastic foodie, enjoys maintaining an active lifestyle, regularly attends church, and treasures the time spent with his three sons, reflecting a well-rounded and balanced life.