About the Author

Steven J. Schwartz is a Doctor of Chiropractic, currently residing in Denver, Colorado. Since 2000, Dr. Schwartz has been specializing in the bioenergetic correction of systemic inflammatory conditions, autoimmune diseases, allergies, and chronic pain, as well as the optimization of human performance. He has been the clinic director and chief overseeing practitioner of numerous multidisciplinary alternative integrative medicine facilities throughout Colorado.

Dr. Schwartz studied sports medicine and biology at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts and holds a Doctorate of Chiropractic degree from New York Chiropractic College. He is currently the president of ASA Technologies, a sales, training, and technology development company specializing in advancing the field of alternative vibrational resonance technologies and devices that can revolutionize the landscape of modern healthcare. Dr. Schwartz is also the founder of Bioharmonic Technologies, which creates customized sound-based music products, called Sonic-ceuticals, which have been shown to assist the body in creating change in a wide variety of ways. Dr. Schwartz has always approached his treatment philosophy from the highest possible level, the level of cellular communication, which supersedes biochemistry and is the level of bioresonance. At the bioresonance level, biochemistry can be corrected naturally. This book is a summation of nearly fifteen years of clinical experiences, research, and positive clinical outcomes. Lecturing throughout North America, Dr. Schwartz has helped many doctors integrate a new practice philosophy along with new cutting-edge technologies. An avid snowboarder, adventurer, musician, and world traveler, Dr. Schwartz loves studying ancient science, sacred geometry, and the universal laws of nature as they relate to human existence. He believes that every person on this planet has the potential to live at their highest level, and he loves helping everyone along their journey to achieve greatness because he knows that the more people there are who believe in their own greatness, the more humanity can evolve as a collective species.