Biography of Dr Igor Tabrizian MBBS

Dr Tabrizian was born in London , England and moved to Australia in 1963. He studied medicine at the University of Western Australia and finished medical school in 1982. He worked in hospital medicine in Australia and abroad ( Hong Kong ) for 14 years before venturing into a combined private practice of General practice and Anaesthetics. In 1999 he began practice solely in Nutritional Medicine. In 2001 he started a solo practice in Nutritional Medicine in Greenwood Western Australia . Because of the pressure on appointments he began an apprenticeship scheme for General Practitioners that eventually trained 14 doctors (in 5 years) in this method of analysis and treatment (Diagnostic Orthomolecular Medicine). He has written many articles on Nutritional Medicine and 7 books (including one best-seller) on the subject including and a textbook for medical practitioners (A Visual Textbook of Nutritional Medicine). He began a lecture series for The University Extension service, which became the basis of the training course, which he now runs. The public lectures were eventually video and audiotaped. In total his publications number over 20. He lectures regularly (local, national and international) and is involved with vitamin supplement product development with Bioconcepts. In 2007 Dr Tabrizian became a member of the New York Academy of Sciences.

 By 2004, Dr Tabrizian had completed and published his Textbook, based on his revolutionary “Cation Dysfunction Theory”. He needed to apply the principles in a new clinical setting. He chose Autism because in this group, traditional medicine had very little to offer. It was the perfect choice; help the children our system had given up on. So while adding to his current nutritional model the prolific research done by DAN! and Pfeiffer clinics, he developed a “cost effective”, pragmatic method of analysing and repairing the biochemistry of Autistic patients.