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About Tim Chapman
Over the course of his career as a physician and researcher, Tim Chapman has championed significant advances in nutritional science, integrative medicine, and other progressive techniques of holistic treatment. Commanding more than 40 years of relevant experience, Tim Chapman entered the medical profession after receiving his B.S. in Zoology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and M.D. from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. After graduating from the University of Cincinnati, Tim Chapman relocated to Phoenix, Arizona, to take an internship and, later, a residency in obstetrics and gynecology through St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, Maricopa Medical Center, and Phoenix Indian Medical Center. By 1973, Tim Chapman had completed his residency and joined the U.S. Army Medical Corps, spending the next two years as Co-Director of the Army Nurse Midwifery Program at the Ireland Army Community Hospital in Fort Knox. After serving overseas as Medical Advisor to Operation New Life in Guam, Tim Chapman returned to the United States and earned certification from the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Inc. (ABOG), followed by a fellowship with the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) in 1976. From there, Tim Chapman built his expertise as an obstetrician-gynecologist through roles at hospitals and medical centers in Arizona and California, along with a diversified private practice. As a private practitioner for more than 20 years and a former employee of Kaiser Permanente, US Family Care, and The University of Arizona, Tim Chapman delivered more than 10,000 babies, conducted 2,300 obstetric and gynecological procedures, and oversaw 110,000 office visits. In 1997, Tim Chapman entered the current phase of his career, maintaining a dedication to promoting and researching nutritional medicine with a particular emphasis on epigenetics, total body metabolic restoration, and cellular healing through spiritual energy integration. For the past 14 years, Tim Chapman has operated in a teaching, consulting, and clinical capacity for a variety of integrative medicine, aesthetic, and nutritional supplement companies in California and elsewhere. A frequent presence at industry conferences and speaking engagements, Tim Chapman has presented research and delivered speeches at numerous hospitals, medical centers, and universities. Since 2006, Tim Chapman has been an integral member of the medical team at BGP LLC, where he serves as Clinical Director. For more information on Tim Chapman and his work at BGP LLC, visit Biocence.com.
Tim Chapman's Schools
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University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
, Class of 1969
• Awards: Outstanding Research Student for microcinematography of the pancreatic vasculature of the white mouse and the photographic recognition of the islets of Langerhans.
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UC Santa Barbara
, Class of 1965
Accomplishments:
• Varsity Lettered:
o 2 years Varsity Football
o 4 years Varsity Baseball
• Soloist with Touring Men’s Choirs
• Pledge Instructor and President of Fraternity, Lambda Chi Alpha
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Tim Chapman's Companies
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Biocence
2007
- Irvine, California
Instructor / Researcher
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Tim Chapman's Publications
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A Brief Overview: Integrative Medicine, by Tim Chapman
, Tim Chapman's Blog on Bigsight
October, 2011
Integrative therapy, a combination of both allopathic and homeopathic medicine, fuses theories from conventional medicinal practices with more alternative approaches and strategies. In this method, practitioners focus on the body as a whole, rather than as disconnected symptoms or parts. As a result, doctors look to methods that enhance the mind, body, and spirit in order to diagnose and treat patients more effectively and with long-lasting results.
According to a senior scientist at the National Institutes of Health, “Patients want to be considered as whole human beings in the context of their world.” It is this approach which pushes integrative medicine into new realms of practice and methodology. In fact, science continues to reveal the deep and intricate connections between mind and body, including immune and nerve functions. Practitioners of integrative medicine focus their treatments on the spiritual, psychological, and emotional aspects of an illness as much as on the direct symptoms. Nutrition plays a major role in such practices, as do meditation, massage, and other more alternative therapies, such as reflexology.
About the Author:
With over 40 years of established expertise in the field of medicine, Tim Chapman currently provides valuable insight to the team at Biocence, where he researches medical technology for the Biocence Botanical Complex. Tim Chapman has previously served as a gynecologist and obstetrician. Tim Chapman has also operated as Medical Director at NationsRx, LLC, and as Executive Director for Product Research and Development at MdTech, Inc.
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