Fernando Ramos Orihuela graduated from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC) and holds a degree in Physical Activity and Sports Science. After taking a year to perfect his English language, he continues his studies of Physiotherapy at the University of Balearic Islands (UIB) and completes them successfully in 2007 at the ULPGC, in doing so, becoming a member of the Official College of Physiotherapists of the Canary Islands (No. 1374). This same year, he begins his work as Physiotherapist for health centres in the Canary Islands Health Service while continuing his training in Myofacial therapies, Bobath concept and kinesiotaping. After several years of work, he begins to explore Eastern Philosophy and its holistic approach to health, subsequently completing a series of courses on Body and Conscience in 2008, imparted by George Courchinox. In 2009 he begins his Higher Studies in Tibetan Traditional Medicine at the International Academy for Traditional Tibetan Medicine (IATTM) taught by Dr. Nida Chenagstang, specializing himself in  Traditional Tibetan Massage (Ku Nye) and external therapies. Thereafter he continues to widen his knowledge through the Higher School of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ESMTC) where, alongside his work, he actively maintains his professional development to this day, in line with his philosophy of life long learning.