Oxaku Tehu Kax'Oxo II (Dr. Xak)

Dr. Xak (he/him) is a distinguished professional dedicated to advancing environmental biodiversity conservation and the preservation of human biocultural heritage. With expertise as a Traditional Indigenous Medicine Keeper, GeCCO-Ranger, Biodiversity Research Scientist, Climate Action Resilience & Continuity (ARC) Engineer, and BiOKULTURE-4 DeSDEV Consultant, Dr. Xak offers a unique and multifaceted approach to his work.

Hailing from two indigenous cultures that inhabit the Rainforests of Central America-CARICOM and Southeast Asia, Dr. Xak maintains a deep-rooted cultural connection to these regions. Through his extensive in-situ work, he has earned the trust and respect of these communities, allowing him to intimately understand the intricacies of these environments and the profound interconnection between human well-being and the natural world. Dr. Xak is passionate about promoting sustainable practices that preserve both the rich cultural heritage and precious biodiversity found in these regions.

With a comprehensive background as a Biodiversity Research Scientist, Dr. Xak brings a scientific foundation to his work. By combining traditional indigenous knowledge with rigorous scientific methodologies, he explores the potential benefits of psychedelic substances in medical therapies. Driven by innovation, he develops evidence-based therapeutic protocols through meticulous observation and robust data analysis, ensuring the highest standards of quality and safety.

Dr. Xak’s forward-thinking mindset and visionary approach enable him to identify practical applications and create frameworks that not only enhance patient care but also support long-term sustainability. By collaborating closely with medical professionals, researchers, and indigenous communities, he fosters a holistic and inclusive approach to psychedelic medicine, acknowledging the importance of diverse perspectives and cultural contexts.

As a pioneering BiOKULTURE-4 DeSDEV Consultant, Dr. Xak leads the way in the convergence of bionomics, indigenous wisdom, and decentralized sustainable development. Through his work, he bridges the gap between traditional practices and contemporary advancements, shedding light on the transformative potential of psychedelic therapies for individual healing and community well-being.

In addition to his remarkable achievements, Dr. Xak’s extensive background in military and civilian curriculum design/ testing development and training further enriches his expertise. His collaboration with colleagues at the Board of Psychedelic Medical Therapies exemplifies his dedication to spearheading integrative and sustainable healing practices. Dr. Xak’s unwavering commitment to in-situ work, cultural preservation, and scientific exploration ensures his contributions have a profound and lasting impact on human health, the advocacy of indigenous rights and preservation of our natural world.