Holistica Hawaii Preventive Medicine

Holistica Hawaii Preventive Medicine was a specialized healthcare facility based in Honolulu, Hawaii, dedicated to early disease detection and wellness. The center was a pioneer in the use of Electron Beam Computed Tomography (EBCT), a high-speed imaging technology used to identify calcium deposits in coronary arteries and early-stage tumors. Beyond diagnostics, the company provided integrated health programs that included personalized nutrition, exercise physiology, and stress management. It was founded by David Watumull, who served as the CEO and later transitioned the company's focus toward biotechnology. The research conducted at Holistica regarding inflammation and C-reactive protein (CRP) served as the foundation for the launch of Cardax, a company developing anti-inflammatory dietary supplements and pharmaceuticals. While the clinic eventually closed its doors to focus on these biotech ventures, it remains a significant part of Hawaii's healthcare history in the preventive medicine sector.