Curro Clavero

I know that when you choose a professional, you want to see academic training, degrees, and certifications. While that can be important, what truly defines me is my self-directed learning—constantly questioning and validating what I was taught “officially”—together with a passion for health, for learning, and for staying current in my field.

My curiosity, dedication to research, and habit of continually thinking through what I learn are, in my view, the key to my professional success. I don’t settle for what I learned in formal education; I’m always looking to improve and expand my knowledge. I strive to stay up to date with the latest scientific research and advances in health, while keeping an open mind toward “ancestral wisdom”—practices that have worked for thousands of years and that science hasn’t fully explained yet. I love science, but I reject scientism.

Although I apply all of this to help my clients reach their goals—and it’s fundamental to our work together—I also do it for the joy of it. It satisfies my curiosity about the world and about life in general, and about the health sciences in particular. When it comes to learning, I consider myself ambitious.

For those who prefer formal credentials, here are some of my certifications and degrees: