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OMNS Announces the International Orthomolecular Medicine Congress 2026 in IstanbulThe Orthomolecular Medicine News Service (OMNS) is pleased to announce the International Orthomolecular Medicine Congress 2026, to be held September 12-13, 2026, in Istanbul, Türkiye. Hosted by the Orthomolecular Medicine Society Türkiye, this international congress will bring together many of the world's leading physicians, scientists, and educators in orthomolecular medicine, longevity medicine, nutritional therapeutics, cancer metabolism, mitochondrial medicine, and preventive healthcare. Among the distinguished international faculty are:
Additional speakers include internationally recognized experts in microbiome medicine, longevity science, detoxification medicine, genomics, precision nutrition, and integrative healthcare. The congress theme, "From Molecules to Medicine," reflects the continued evolution of orthomolecular medicine from its traditional emphasis on nutrient optimization toward a broader systems-based understanding of health and disease. Topics to be addressed include:
The meeting represents an important milestone in the global orthomolecular movement. As chronic diseases continue to rise worldwide, growing numbers of clinicians and researchers are seeking approaches that address the underlying causes of illness rather than simply managing symptoms. Orthomolecular medicine has long recognized the central role of nutrition, biochemistry, and cellular function in maintaining health. Today, advances in systems biology, metabolic medicine, microbiome research, and environmental health are expanding that vision and opening new possibilities for prevention, restoration, and reversal of chronic disease. Richard Z. Cheng, M.D., Ph.D., Editor-in-Chief of OMNS, will present: "ASCVD Revisited: Reversal Through Integrative Orthomolecular Systems Medicine (IOM)" The presentation will explore a systems-based approach to atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease that moves beyond conventional risk-factor management to address metabolic dysfunction, nutrient insufficiency, oxidative stress, environmental toxic burden, and vascular integrity. Clinicians, researchers, healthcare professionals, and students interested in the future of orthomolecular medicine are encouraged to attend. International Orthomolecular Medicine Congress 2026 Istanbul, Türkiye September 12-13, 2026 For additional information and registration details, please visit:
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