About

My name is Madi Gatto,
I have been interested in health since a very young age, I am at the moment studying medicine at the University.
I was seven years old when my Grandmother died and I loved her and she loved me very much, that was my first experience of death. I thought a lot about that and the more I thought the scared I was. At first it was a dream and then it became a determination.

I wanted to study medicine and cure the worst of human diseases, death. Can humans live for ever. I think we can and this is the mission of my life, study science and create the first immortals. Will I manage to do that. Maybe yes or may be not, but as Aristotle said: One man might not discover everything about this universe, but one man discovers a little an â��other discovers an other little and eventually we will discover everything, and that is exactly what’s happening; someone discovered electricity, someone else the light bulb and now we got computers.

Feel free to contact me at: madi@beauty-and-hair.com

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