Daniel Pompa

HealthCenters.com was founded by Dr. Daniel Pompa, a well-known author, lecturer, and health expert. The firm, which has its main office in Park City, Utah, attempts to combat global toxicity and the health issues it brings about by offering creative solutions. Dr. Pompa oversees the content and protocol development at HealthCenters.com and serves as the company's main health advocate.

The groundbreaking Pompa Program, a five-month individualized approach to lifetime health that involves detoxification and counseling, is one of Dr. Pompa's most important accomplishments. Dr. Pompa trains individuals and groups as part of the program on his cellular concepts and protocols created to restore life to those with chronic fatigue syndrome, sensory integration problems, and other neurological illnesses.

After earning a bachelor's degree from the University of Pittsburgh, Dr. Pompa went on to the Life University College of Chiropractic in Marietta, Georgia, where he finished second out of 150 students in his class. Later, after retiring from his chiropractic business, he started his career as a licensed chiropractor and launched HealthCenters.com and the Pompa Program.

In addition to being a successful author of the books "Beyond Fasting" and "Cellular Healing Diet," Dr. Pompa often talks at conferences worldwide, instructing attendees on the cellular protocols he invented. He also has a well-liked YouTube program and podcast.

Along with his health and wellness knowledge, Dr. Pompa has expertise in business, leadership, and marketing. He also does research, lectures, nutritional counseling, physical therapy, and wellness coaching. Additionally, Dr. Pompa actively supports numerous charitable organizations, including Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's North Way Christian Community, a six-campus church.

The happy couple of Dr. Pompa and Merily have five kids together. They reside in Park City, Utah, where Dr. Pompa pursues various interests outside of work and his commitment to his favorite charitable organizations. These include cycling, reading, researching, and skiing.