Dr. Kristine Clark has been involved with Matol since 1991. First,    as part of the original Health and Nutrition Advisory Board and now as our own nutrition consultant. Her love for Matol stems from a similarity in missions. Hers is to impact the health and well-being of all her clients and Matol Distributors by promoting good nutrition and physical activity. Matol’s is to Impact World Health. Dr. Clark says that she relies on the knowledge of Matol Distributors to take her message to hundreds of others who need assistance changing bad health habits to good ones.

Dr. Clark is currently Director of Sports Nutrition at Penn State University. She counsels over 800 varsity athletes from 29 sports. She is also the spokesperson for the United States Soccer Federation and a Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine, the largest group of sports medicine professionals in the world. In 1998, she was elected as a Board of Trustee member to that group.

Georges Morisset, Pht. brings years of experience in the sports medicine field to the table, and is an invaluable ally in the mission to Impact World Health. His impressive resume includes having worked with professional hockey teams, as well as his work with athletes at the Pan-American Games and the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich.

Thirty years of dedicated service to his profession has brought Georges credibility and respect. His advice has long been sought on a variety of health issues. Georges has had an interest in nutrition and supplements since he was a young man, and he is committed to helping Matol Distributors make sense of the wealth of information that exists in the industry today.

Dr. Victor Manuel Santander, M.D., Ph.D., received his M.D. in November 1958 from the National Autonomous University of Mexico. He also has three Ph.D.’s in Biochemistry (1960), Neurophysiology (1963), and Pharmacology (1965) from the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
 
Dr. Santander has been in private practice for more than 40 years in the field of Endocrinology, Virology and Immunology. Dr. Santander was a past Researcher for the Department of Immunology (Tumors) at the Max Planck Institute in Freiburg, Germany. Currently, he is the Director of the Immunology Institute in Mexico City and a Research Professor for the Occidental Institute Research Foundation in British Columbia, Canada.
 
Dr. Santander is the author of many original research publications and has written various books focusing on Human Pharmacology and Neurophysiology.His first scholarly publication, Dolor y Conducta 1958 Libros de Mexico S.A., is still used by students as reference material for pain management. Dr. Santander was the first Latin-American to discover a new antibiotic and has given many medical conferences in various countries.

Dr. Kris Van Oeveren attended California State University Sacramento and University of California Davis before entering Life West Chiropractic College. As an N.C.A.A. conference gymnastics champion and national competitor, He became interested in nutrition and was very aware how it affected his body and his competitive performance. Dr. Van Oeveren realized the need for a systematic approach to nutrition that could serve the needs of a wider range of health care professionals and their patients. He holds a chiropractic license in four states: Missouri, Colorado, Wisconsin, and California. His responsibilities at Matol include product research and development, technical support data, production of consumer awareness audio tapes, new product formulation, and speaking as a corporate nutritional spokesperson. Dr. Van Oeveren believes nutritional supplementation should complement our bodies physiological systems to improve and support our innate self healing capacity.