The Foundation

The German Foundation for Health Information and Prevention (DSGIP) was founded in 2009 as a non-profit institution by Prof. Dr. med. Jörg Spitz from Schlangenbad/Wiesbaden. Its goal is “top prevention”.

This term results from the claim to develop and promote preventive measures that are as effective and sustainable as possible. On the other hand the term is a wordplay with the German family name of the founder and the concern of the foundation: Spitz(en) translates into “the top” and therefore “top prevention”.

As a first step, the Foundation collects and scrutinizes the latest research results from medicine, natural sciences and sociology from the perspective of health prevention in the 21st century.

In the second step, the essence of the results is made available to the public via internet, print media, lectures.

In the third step, initiatives for an applicable prevention in everyday life are developed from the evaluation and analysis of the data and implemented in cooperation with professional providers of health and prevention services.

Our Team

Maria Beatriz Harouche, MD

Maria Beatriz Harouche Vieira is a neurologist certified by the Board of the Brazilian Academy of Neurology. She worked for 9 years treating patients with neurological diseases and was team coordinator of the neurology department at Hospital Rios D’Or – Rio de Janeiro – Brazil until the end of 2015. She has a broad practical and theoretical background in the treatment of neurological diseases. She has been working with the Akademie für menschliche Medizin since 2018 and coordinates the international part of the “Knowledge stops Dementia” project.

Dr. rer. nat. Kerstin Groß-Steinmeyer

Kerstin Groß-Steinmeyer ist staatlich geprüfte Lebensmittelchemikerin und arbeitete nach dem Studium in der experimentellen Forschung, davon die letzten Jahre in Zusammenarbeit mit Prof. David L. Eaton an der University of Washington in Seattle. Der Schwerpunkt ihrer letzten Studien galt der Schutzwirkung von sekundären Pflanzenstoffen gegenüber krebsauslösenden Schimmelpilzgiften. Seit der Rückkehr nach Deutschland im Jahre 2005 galt ihre Aufmerksamkeit verstärkt ihrer Familie und somit auch der Umsetzung ihres Wissens in den Alltag. Seit Ende 2019 ist sie im Team des Netzwerks für Spitzenprävention und koordiniert derzeit das Projekt „Kompetenz statt Demenz“. Seit 2021 arbeitet sie auch als Heilpraktikerin.

Prof. Dr. med. Jörg Spitz

  • Highly infectious health agent
  • Specialist for nuclear medicine and preventive medicine
  • Founder of DSGiP and the “Akademie für menschliche Medizin”
  • Book author
  • Clarifies as an adviser over the health meaning of sun and Vitamin D
  • Organizes the Human Medicine and Vitamin D Congresses

Financing

Like all DSGIP projects, “KsD” survives exclusively from private donations and is above all independent of the pharmaceutical industry and industrial food producers.

The “Knowledge stops Dementia” project is the foundation’s third concrete initiative.

Other initiatives and projects

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