Eli has spent the last nine years researching how genetic variations between people affect health and treatment options. For his PhD thesis, he developed safer ways to use CRISPR gene editing to treat people with rare genetic diseases. He then worked as the senior scientist in a start-up creating a "clinical trial in a dish" to test how cells from genetically diverse people responded differently to new medicines being developed.Eli has authored or co-authored more than a dozen scientific publications, which have been cited more than 3,000 times.

Currently, he researches stem cells and epigenetics at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. He is also the president of AJ Consulting Company which provides personalized diet, sleep, and training programs based on DNA. Dr. Jay is the author of a best selling book on artificial estrogen chemicals called “Estrogeneration: How Estrogenics Are Making You Fat, Sick, and Infertile.”

Dr. Grable was trained in chelation through the American College for the Advancement of Medicine in 1996. Since then, he has supervised thousands of chelation infusions. In addition to keeping current with traditional medicine, he has had extensive exposure to a variety of alternative techniques and is a student of Lee Cowden, MD. He has studied extensively under Dr. Jeff Bland, a biochemist who ran Dr. Linus Pauling’s laboratory, and his training includes subjects such as frequency specific microcurrent, electrodermal screening, PEMF, IV therapy, Alfa thermometry, homeopathy, and homotoxicology. He has numerous certifications in these areas.He started a complementary medicine practice in 1996. This involves the combining of traditional western medicine and alternative medicine. Dr. Grable’s philosophy is to try and discover the physical, mental and spiritual roots of a patient’s illness. By utilizing generally non-toxic therapies such as acupuncture, nutrition, herbs, homeopathy, energetic medicine and others, many can be helped. Medicine is used when needed.

She is currently completing her residency and additionally writes medical cases for Online MedEd, a website devoted to the medical student and resident education and test prep. In her spare time, she runs Coach Kristen, MD, a health coaching business on a mission to help people integrate the best of western medicine with diet and lifestyle modification for optimum health and vitality. She has a special interest in surgery and hence has contributed multiple publications to cardiothoracic surgery journals. Among her publications are “Coronary Bypass Surgery in the Presence of Metastatic Pheochromocytoma” in a 2015 issue of the Journal of Cardiac Surgery, and “Rautenberg Factor: Transfusion Constraints During Cardiac Surgery” in a 2015 issue of the Journal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia. As a strong believer in the genetic basis of many disease processes, she is enthusiastic to be part of the team of contributing reviewers.