Scientist, USAF Veteran, Inventor and Humanitarian
Emery Smith is a scientist, USAF veteran, inventor, humanitarian and a pioneer in the regenerative medicine field. Smith formed his own medical and biotechnology companies after being honorably discharged for 7 years of service utilizing the knowledge gathered working for corporate facilities within Sandia & Los Alamos National laboratories, where his work was focused in the classified genetic research department, hematology department and tissue engineering/testing facilities. The devices Smith has invented, including the first FDA 510k approved autologous platelet rich plasma, bone marrow and SVF stem cell concentrating systems, are used in clinics for healing all over the world today and are published in major medical journals, such as, Journal of Vascular Surgery, Journal of Endo Vascular Surgery, Journal of Sports Medicine and Journal of Bone and Joint Medicine. While Smith has been world renowned in the regenerative medicine field for over 2 decades, today the public more commonly knows him as a co-author on the Stanford white paper where he is credited with the DNA harvesting and photography of the infamous Atacama being. You can find Emery speaking on Gaia TV, radio shows & symposiums, where he discusses his once classified work history in hopes of further educating the public in an effort to spread awareness and potentially bring out the many witnessed suppressed technologies for our world’s benefit.
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