Rev. Dr. Thomas J. Ianniello, D.C., D.M.M.

Reverend Dr. Thomas J. Ianniello is a 1992 Graduate of New York Chiropractic College. He has been in private practice in his Miller Place, New York healing center, North Isle Wellness Center, since September 1993. Additionally, he is a Master Clinician in the art of Nutrition Response Testing, a level reached by under 1,000 doctors globally to find root causes of nutritional deficiencies by a physical non-invasive examination.

In 2014, he became certified in the Instinct Based Medicine System of healing to address deep rooted stress related illness. This system was created and developed by Dr. Ianniello’s friend and mentor, Dr. Leonard Coldwell, a leading alternative Cancer cure expert for 40 years from Germany.

In 2017 he published Happily Ever Now, a self empowerment guide for today’s over-stressed woman as well as 3 recorded CD’s on the history of vaccination and its connection to cancer and AIDS, The Key to Heart Health and Happily Ever Now, the audio guide.

In 2018, Dr. Ianniello again expanded his studies to the field of theology after meeting the Health Minister from Nevis, Bishop Charles McWilliams. He has since been ordained a priest of the Greek Orthodox Catholic Church as well as Knighthood in the Sacred Medical Order of the Knights of Hope, one of the oldest surviving orders on the planet tracing its origination back to the 11th century.

In 2019, he was invested into the Priory of Santiago as a Caballero (Knight).  In the latter part of the year, he was proclaimed a Bishop (Celebrante) by the Governor of Puerto Rico.  He has formed a deep religious bond with the Boriken Indian Tribe of Puerto Rico and was adopted by the Boriken Indians into their official tribe and holds a passport as a tribal Indian member.

Additionally, he completed his medical studies and has been granted the license of Doctor of Monastic Medicine.  He has been invited to an investiture in April 2020 to become a Knight of the Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem and will be Knighted by the Archduke of Austria to expand his knowledge and missionary work to Europe.