Frank Morales, a licensed Doctor of Medicine in Mexico City, Mexico, is renowned for his vast expertise across various critical areas of healthcare. His specialties include Family Medicine and Obstetrics/Gynecology, Oxidative Medicine, Photodynamic Therapy, and Hyperbaric Medicine, which are pivotal in treating neurological disorders and carbon monoxide poisoning. Additionally, he is proficient in Clinical Heavy Metal Toxicology and Stem Cell Research and Therapy, which are directed towards metabolic, autoimmune, and neurodegenerative diseases.

He has also made significant strides in Longevity Medicine, Nutritional Medicine, HIV/AIDS Research, SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 Research, Dental Pulp Stem Cell Research, Neurorestoratology Research, Mercury and Heavy Metal Detoxification, and the application of Hyperbaric Medicine in Autism and Neurological Disorders. As a published author, he has contributed extensively to research on stem cell technologies and therapies, mainly focusing on metabolic and autoimmune degenerative diseases and neuroregeneration.

Throughout his career, he has utilized his extensive education to assume leading roles, notably as the Director of Research and Development at Umbilical Cord Blood Bank ALES/VIDACORD, where he led a significant stem cell project. Before relocating to Brownsville, TX, he headed the Rio Valley Medical Clinics, specializing in a range of practices, including Nutrition, Heavy Metal Toxicology, Hyperbaric Medicine, Longevity, Cellular Medicine, and Photodynamic Therapy.

Currently, Morales is the Director and Founder of the Medical Research Treatment Protocol Center: SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19, where he has showcased leadership and innovation during the pandemic. He has also held prestigious teaching positions at the Instituto Politécnico Nacional in Mexico City, Mexico.