Address:

Ak 15 #104- 30, Bogotá
Bogotá, Bogotá
Colombia

Phone: +57 311 861 9994
Email: drmbb40@gmail.com
Type of Practice: Integrative, Functional, Regenerative and Cellular Medicine
Education/Professional Associations:

Master’s in Orthomolecular Medicine, International Master’s in Palliative Care for Oncological Patients, International Certification in Functional Medicine, International Certification in Regenerative Medicine and Cell Therapy

Biography

Dr. Merci Blanco B. is a Colombian physician and general surgeon, graduated from the Escuela de Medicina Juan N. Corpas in Bogotá, where she also completed her specialization in Alternative Therapeutics and Plant Pharmacology. With over 30 years of experience, she holds a Master’s in Orthomolecular Medicine, an International Master’s in Palliative Care for Oncological Patients, an International Certification in Functional Medicine, and an International Certification in Regenerative Medicine and Cell Therapy — all granted by SIISDET, of which she is an active member and international referent.

Dr. Blanco is the recipient of the Prize for Leadership and Excellence in the Health Sciences in Service to Humanity, the highest distinction awarded to the most distinguished professionals across the health sciences.

Based in Bogotá, Colombia, Dr. Blanco’s practice places orthomolecular medicine at its core. She specializes in intravenous and oral orthomolecular therapy, having developed more than 17 specialized IV protocols targeting conditions including chronic fatigue, immune dysregulation, pain, metabolic disorders, and oncological support. Her Hybrid Orthomolecular Cancer Protocol integrates conventional oncology with orthomolecular therapy, antiparasitic treatment, electromolecular medicine, and genomic nutrition. She has contributed clinical cases to research coordinated by the Kalcker Foundation, documenting outcomes in autoimmune and oncological conditions. She has collaborated directly with Dr. Ilyes Baghli, President of ISOM, sharing a commitment to expanding orthomolecular medicine and the Hybrid Oncological Protocol across Latin America, a region of growing interest and need.