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Since the early 1980's, Dr. Harvey Kaltsas has been recognized as an expert in integrative medicine, acupuncture and Oriental medicine. He now takes on a new role as developer for one of Sarasota's most unique condominium projects-Kanaya.
A graduate of Amherst College, Amherst, Massachusetts, Kaltsas studied Oriental medicine, becoming one of the first graduates from the New England School of Acupuncture. His distinguished career and leadership in alternative medicine are evident -he has served as the president of the Florida State Acupuncture Association; associate professor of the Florida Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine; chairman of the Florida Board of Acupuncture; president of the American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine; dean, founder and faculty member of the Suncoast School of Acupuncture; and founder of the Academy of Chinese Healing Arts, Sarasota, Florida. In 1994 he was selected by the Office of Alternative Medicine as a presenter to the National Institutes of Health, He has served as an advisor to the U.S. Senate on healthcare costs and as a special consultant on substance abuse for the State of Florida HRS. He has also served as aboard member and director of The First Step, Inc., drug treatment center and is founder and president of Triton Quest, Inc., a shipwreck exploration firm.
Kaltsas regularly lectures and is a frequently published writer on the subject of alternative medicine. He is also called upon as a resource for national print and broadcast media. He formerly served on the editorial board of Alternative Medicine magazine and was a consultant to the Ministry of Natural Healthcare of Cuba and to the Director of Heart healthcare Services, Kunming Province, People's Republic of China. Dr. Kaitsas is a consultant to the Klinik St. George in Bad Aibling, Germany, the world's leading research center for the treatment of cancer with hyperthermia and electro-cancer therapy. He has authored an article "Too Hot for Cancer" on the subject.
