Could The Omere Institute Be The Future Of Health?
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Abdulla Al Gurg had found himself in the depths of bad health, both physically and mentally, at the age of 37.
After 15 years of running his family business – Easa Saleh Al Gurg Group (ESAG ) – and traveling all over the world, he had hit rock bottom.
He suffered from a near-fatal stroke, and was partially paralyzed, meaning he had to use a wheelchair. On top of this, he had several markers for cancer further threatening his life.
This all led to severe depression and he sought help through established medical routes. When those established medical routes failed to help him, Abdulla began to look elsewhere for help.
He found a team of experts who specialized in a completely different form of healthcare, and with their help he was back to his best ever form within a year and a half. Having experienced a transformation of body and mind, and reduced his biological age by six years, Abdulla wanted to share these methods with others, and overhaul physical and mental health as we know it.
It was then that he established the Omere Longevity Institute. Now with labs in Germany, Italy and Switzerland, the organisation is taking all the practical learning that helped Abdulla to get back to health, and making it available to others.
