The Secrets of Human Health Have Fascinated Me Since Childhood. I have been drawn to the secrets of human health since childhood. By the eighth grade, I had already firmly decided that I would become a doctor.
During my medical studies, I gained extensive knowledge about individual organ systems, their functions, disorders, and diseases. During the summers, I completed internships in the departments of Pediatric Endocrinology, Cardiology, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, and Ophthalmology. However, throughout my studies, I felt a lack of knowledge about the interconnection between different systems, a holistic approach to the human body as an indivisible whole, and answers to why my loved ones developed certain diseases and how I could help them.
I was thrilled when I read the book Endobiogeny: Personalized Medicine by Jean-Claude Lapraz and Marie-Laure de Clermont, the pioneers of endobiogeny. The ideas presented in the book aligned with my perspective on human health. In my opinion, a person is in balance when there is harmony between structure, biochemistry, emotions, and thoughts—everything is closely interconnected. For this reason, alongside my residency studies in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, I also began studying at the Endobiogeny Institute.
While studying endobiogeny, I became convinced that I had made the right choice, as it offers a deeper perspective on patients—focusing not only on eliminating symptoms but also on uncovering the root causes of diseases. My studies in endobiogeny brought me joy, as I discovered tools that could improve the well-being of my loved ones. Assessing functional biology indices, combined with a detailed patient history and physical examination, allows for an evaluation of nervous system and hormonal activity, determining whether a specific hormone is sufficient for an individual’s needs. This detailed information enables the prescription of individually tailored, regulatory endobiogeny-based products to enhance health.
A significant advantage of endobiogeny is its ability to detect a predisposition to certain disorders at the cellular level and take targeted preventive measures. Through collaboration between the specialist and the patient, endobiogeny can help find the path to better well-being. I am grateful to be able to guide my patients on this journey and celebrate positive results together.
Education:
- 2023 – One-year PASP Endobiogeny Specialist Training Program Endobiogeny, approved by the Lithuanian Ministry of Health (Order No. V-2947). Organized by: Public Institution Endobiogeny Institute Lecturers: Dr. Yuliya Asovskaja, Dr. Gabrielė Barkauskienė, Indrė Skorupskienė, Prof. Dr. Danielius Serapinas, Biomedical Sciences PhD Sandrija Čapkauskienė, Dr. Jūratė Šapel, Daiva Mučinienė.
- 2021–2024 – Residency studies, qualification as a specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (LSMU).
- 2015–2021 – Master’s degree in medicine, qualification as a medical doctor, Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (LSMU).
Work Experience:
- Since 2024 – Consulting at the Endobiogeny clinic.
- Since 2024 – Working as a physician in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Eglės Sanatorium.
- 2024–2025 – Worked as a specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at LSMU Kaunas Clinics.
- 2021–2024 – Worked as a medical doctor and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation resident in various bases:
- LSMU Kaunas Clinics (Rehabilitation Clinic: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Dept., Neurorehabilitation Dept., Kulautuva Hospital; Children’s Rehabilitation Clinic; Rheumatology Clinic; Neurology Clinic; Orthopedics-Traumatology Clinic) LSMU Kaunas Hospital (Internal Medicine Dept.) UAB Gijos Klinikos UAB Eglės Sanatorium
- 2020 – Internship at the Republican Šiauliai Hospital (Internal Medicine Dept., Women’s and Children’s Clinic, Surgery Clinic).
