Igor Bondarenko, MD, Prof (Biochemistry)

Biography

After presenting his PhD thesis, Dr Bondarenko studied Laboratory Immunodiagnosis, and then – Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis (in St. Petersburg, Sweden, and Finland), with a special attention to Clinical Biochemistry.

Prof Bondarenko delved into Functional and Nutritional Biochemistry, with an emphasis on targeted nutritional supplementation as an essential aid in the treatment of patients with a broad range of clinical conditions. His recommendations, special for each patient, were warmly welcomed at his consultations in the Nordic countries, the UK, Poland, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Spain, Latvia, Turkey, and Central Asia.

For years, he has been teaching Functional and Nutritional Biochemistry to medical doctors and other health practitioners in many countries. At present, Prof Bondarenko is working as a Research Council Member of Health Guard, an organisation promoting nutritional supplementation in the prevention and post-treatment support in oncology (Warszawa, Poland), and as a Senior Researcher at the Medical Institute for Nutrition Science and Technology (Riga, Latvia).

Prof Bondarenko is promoting and using in his clinical practice, as well as in his research projects, the key concept of Functional Biochemistry: a disease can be effectively prevented and treated if (in combination with lifestyle changes) proper pure nutrients are used as specific up-regulators of inhibited enzymes in the body.

Contributions to Orthomolecular Medicine

Teaching Functional and Nutritional Biochemistry to medical doctors and other health practitioners in the EU, the UK, Algeria, New Zealand, Samoa, Central Asia, Turkey, and Azerbaijan. He has used principles and methods of Nutritional Biochemistry (restoring the activity of inhibited enzymes as a way of preventing and treating diseases) in his clinical practice for over 20 years.

Publications

Kaszkowiak K., Kubacki T., Olejniczak J., Bondarenko I. The concentration of glyphosate in the tap water in Greater Poland Region. Eur J Biol Res 2021; 11(1): 57-64

Bondarenko I. Chronic magnesium deficiency: a severe clinical threat with so many different faces. In: The 4th International Conference on the problems of connective tissue. Poznan, Poland, 2019: B12.

Bondarenko I., Musabayev E. Is it possible to treat human nematode infections without antiparasitic drugs? In: 7th Conference of Scandinavian-Baltic Society for Parasitology. Riga, Latvia, 2017: 15-16.

Bondarenko I. Immunonutrition: modulation of oxygen- and nitrogen-dependent microbicidity of phagocytes. Integr. Food Nutr Metab 2014; 1(1):4-5.

Bondarenko I., Punivalu M., Eslaminia K. Effects of colloidal silver on the antimicrobial function of human neutrophilic leukocytes. J Traditional Chinese Med 2011; 31, Suppl.: 110.

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