Clinical excellence, delivered with care.

Dr. Amit Sra is one of the leading global Physicians in Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) treatment and men's health. Educated at one of Europe's oldest medical schools, Charles University, First Faculty of Medicine, he has provided patient care across Germany, Spain, and the United Kingdom. He trained and held practising privileges at major London teaching institutions, including Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, working under the guidance of internationally renowned consultants across both medical and surgical specialties.

Dr Sra further advanced his expertise through postgraduate education at Harvard Medical School, undertaking focused training in wellness, nutrition, and testosterone optimisation over several years.

A recognised Key Opinion Leader for several medical devices, he contributes to clinical education, innovation, and best practice within the field. An international speaker and educator, Dr Sra has taught clinicians and allied healthcare professionals worldwide.

He advocates for appropriate testosterone support therapy in both men and women, delivered through integrated care at Harley Street TRT & HRT clinic, as part of a multidisciplinary team encompassing urology, cardiology, gynaecology, oncology, nurse specialists, fitness experts, and emotional therapy practitioners.

A distinguished Consultant Gynaecologist with over a decade of clinical experience, she is renowned for delivering exceptional, individualised care to women at every stage of life. Combining clinical excellence with warmth and compassion, she provides evidence-based medicine within a discreet, welcoming environment where patients feel respected, listened to and supported.

She trained at the University of Oxford and Imperial College London, developing an outstanding academic foundation that continues to shape her practice. Her particular interests include preventative women’s healthcare, menopause, midlife health and the safe, evidence-based use of Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT).

She supports women through every stage of life, from reproductive health and hormonal transitions to menopause and healthy ageing. Her approach is highly personalised, with treatment plans tailored to each woman’s medical history, lifestyle, priorities and long-term health goals.

Known for her calm and reassuring manner, she believes exceptional care begins with listening. Through ongoing professional development, she remains at the forefront of contemporary gynaecological care, ensuring patients receive current, considered and compassionate treatment.

Dalton Wong is a renowned performance coach, author, and wellness expert with over two decades of experience helping individuals optimise their health, physique, and performance. His approach is holistic yet highly practical, bringing together strength and conditioning, nutrition, recovery, and lifestyle to help clients build stronger bodies, sharper minds, and sustainable habits that support long-term performance and wellbeing.

Over the course of his career, Dalton has worked with a diverse range of individuals, from elite athletes and high-performing professionals to those looking to transform their health, fitness, and quality of life. His philosophy goes beyond quick fixes and short-term results, focusing instead on evidence-informed strategies that are practical, sustainable, and designed to create lasting change.

Dalton is the author of ‘The Feel good Plan’ and has been featured in leading publications for his innovative approach to fitness, human performance, and holistic wellbeing. Through his work, he continues to challenge conventional thinking and empower people to understand their bodies, elevate their performance, and live healthier, more capable lives.

Katie Poyasov is a naturopathic and functional medicine nutritionist with experience spanning across different areas of health care. Her background covers biomedicine, naturopathic and functional medicine, health sciences and clinical optometry, and she brings a whole-systems approach that treats the body as a connected whole rather than a set of isolated symptoms.

She holds a BSc (Hons) in Biology, Optometry and Visual Sciences and qualified in Biomedicine and Naturopathic Nutritional Therapy at the College of Naturopathic Medicine in London. She is registered with BANT, ANP and CNHC. Her interests are gut health, hormone support and chronic conditions, supported where appropriate by functional testing such as hormone, organic acid, microbiome, digestive health and gut barrier panels — so that treatment is guided by evidence, not guesswork.

Her focus is healthspan and longevity — optimising health for the decades ahead, not simply managing symptoms. Plans are personalised and phased, built on food as medicine — diet, lifestyle and therapeutic-level supplements that support the body’s own ability to heal — and delivered alongside conventional medical care. Education is central: she teaches patients how to support themselves day to day, including toxin-free, cleaner living at home. Her work has been featured in The Telegraph, Women’s Health and the Evening Standard, and she describes her approach as 'identifying the root cause, rather than treating or masking the symptoms.'