Culley Davis, Trigenix™ Founder & CEO

Culley Davis is a certified Sports Nutritionist and has studied nutrition for a number of years. He has worked very closely with many of the leading scientists, bio-chemist, formulators and herboligist in the field of nutritional supplementation. Since he started on the TriGeniX system he has lost over 40 pounds. Mr. Davis is doing his fourth Ironman distance race in Kona Hawaii this year and has completed six half Ironman races. All of this, including several Olympic distance races have been in a three year period. Culley Davis is also a certified Sports Trainer and is scheduled to receive his level one USAT Triathlon Certification this November. He is 48 years old with a resting heart rate of 38 bpm.
“When you get the right nutrition, your metabolism changes and your energy level should sky rocket. If you don’t notice any change from taking your current supplements, you might want to ask yourself , why?”

Mark Allen

The Ironman Triathlon, held in Hawaii, is the most difficult one-day sporting event in the world. It starts with a 2.4-mile ocean swim, followed by 112 miles of cycling, and then finishes with a 26.2-mile marathon.
For most of the 1500 men and women who compete in the Ironman crossing the finish line amounts to a victory. Mark Allen had a different destiny.
His first six attempts, all losses, were casualties of everything from flat tires to internal bleeding. Ye, each defeat only served to galvanize his commitment.
Finally on his seventh attempt Mark won, beating Dave Scott in triathlon’s greatest race ever. Allen went on to win a total of six Ironman titles in six starts. His final victory came at the age of 37, making him the oldest champion in this incredibly challenging event.
Since retiring from competition in 1996, Mark has continued his role as spokesperson for companies including Nike, Oakley, and World Triathlon Corporation. In addition he serves as an advisor to races worldwide, and speaks to businesses internationally.

Career Highlights:
6 Time Ironman Triathlon World Champion, 1989-1993, 1995.
10 Time Undefeated Nice International Triathlon Champion, 1982-1986, 1989-1993.
First Ever ITU World Triathlon Champion, Avignon, France 1989.
20 Race Winning Streak, 1988-1990.
Only Triple Crown Winner (Nice, Zofingen, Ironman all in a single year.)
Top-Three Finishes – over 90% career average.

Honors:
World’s Fittest Man —Outside Magazine, 1997.
6 Time Triathlete of the Year, Triathlon Magazine.
One of the 10 Best Bodies of the 1980’s, Muscle and Fitness Magazine.

Books Authored:
Workouts for Working People. Random House m

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Garrett E. Trumble, Ph.D.

Dr. Trumble has reveived advanced certification for Dietary Supplement Good Manufacturing Proactices in cooperation with the American Herbal Producs Association, The Council for Responsible Nutrition, The National Nutrition Foods Association, and The Association of Food and Drug Officials. Dr. Trumble is a member of the American Chemical Society and the American Association of Biochemists and Molecular Biologists, which is a well-respected division of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology.

Jay D. Southwick

Mr. Southwick brings to One World Nutrition a wealth of experience and education in health. He holds both a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology and a Master of Science Degree in Management from Brigham Young University. He went on to the University of Colorado Medical Center to earn his degree from the Department of Preventive Medicine.
He served in the health care hospital administration field for twenty years in top executive positions at the following institution: Colorado Medical Center, McKay-Dee Regional Medial Center, Alta View Hospital, Cottonwood Hospital and LDS Medical Center. While in Utah he funded and developed a free-standing health center with an emphasis on preventive and sports medicine.
Mr. Southwick subsequently has been involved with several successful heath care companies.
Mr. Southwick is a member of the American College of Hospital Administrators, and a Regent member of the American College of Hospital Administrators for Health Education. He has served on many health councils and advisory boards including: The Utah State Hospital Association and the Colorado Governor’s Advisory Committee. For nine years of his career he has served as member of Rotary International and on the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce. In 1984 he received the Golden Key Award.

Kenneth M. Kroll, M.D

Kenneth M. Kroll, M.D., FICS, is a Rutgers National Scholarship recipient, graduated from Harvard Medical School and finished specialty surgery training at Stanford Medical Center. He is a board of certified surgeon, a member of the AMA, the AUA, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine and the American Society of Bariatric Physicians.
Dr. Kroll was elected a Fellow of the International College of Surgeons in 1994, and was Board Certified by the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine in December 2000.
During his distinguished career, Dr. Kroll ran a hospital for the native tribes- people in Free China for World Vision, Inc., and conducted clinical trials in East Africa for Legacy For Life during 2002. He is an international authority on weight management, anti-aging strategies, and natural product medicine. He has spoken to large audiences on lecture tours in South Africa, Japan, East Africa, Canada, and major cities through the U.S.