Dr. Dan Rogers, M.D., Ph.D, N.M.D.

Dr Rogers is dedicated to the care and treatment of people with chronic and degenerative conditions using natural modalities....outside of the United States.   
In 1970 he graduated from Loma Linda University in California with a BA in Biology and Physical Education.  He then continued graduate studies at University of California, San Bernardino, University of  California in Riverside, and Riverside Law School.  In 1976, Dr. Rogers received his Medical Degree from the Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara and served his internship-residency in Family Practice Medicine in Orlando, Florida.
 
Dr. Dan Rogers has more than 24 years experience as a hospital administrator and practicing  physician.  He has also served as a director of several U.S. and multi-national corporations in capacities such as CEO, President, and Board Chairman.  He is bi-lingual in English and Spanish and  has partial communications skills in several other languages.
 
He was born and raised in Montana and has a great love for the outdoors.  He is a father of 2, married to his high school sweetheart, and continues to enjoy almost any type of outdoor activity.  He and his wife, Sally, are responsible for up to 2,000 young  people at a time, taking them camping, hiking, etc., in their leadership role as Pathfinder Coordinators for the teen pathfinder program for the southern California area.  Pathfinders is a co-ed (boy scout/girl scout type) program.  They have gone on numerous mission trips around the world to help others in times of need including disasters.  In addition to all of their corporate activities, they are very much involved with their church and with young  people's groups.
 
In 1978, Drs. Dan Rogers, Victor Ortuño, and Arturo Ortuño started Hospital Jardines de La Mesa, in Tijuana, Mexico where the Gerson Therapy was used as the primary treatment for cancer and other degenerative diseases.  In 1980, through a corporate merger with Hospital La Gloria, the two Gerson facilities became a single, united Gerson Treatment Center.  Dr. Rogers assumed Medical Administration of  the Gerson Therapy in Mexico at that time.  In 1996 he began working with Dr. Josef  Issels, to combine the Gerson Therapy with the Issels Whole-Body Immunotherapy, where he worked jointly with Dr. Issels for almost 3 years, until Dr. Issels passed away at the age of 90. 
 
He has continued to promote the use of Gerson Therapy at Centro Hospitalario Internacional Pacifico, S.A. (CHIPSA), where he is currently Chief of Staff, and Director of Clinical Investigations.