As founder and head cardiologist of Poland’s Lumina Cordis Clinic, Sokola focuses on the treatment of complex cardiovascular conditions with a patient-centered holistic approach that is the polar opposite of the conveyor-belt approach of other corporate-chain-owned facilities - where patients get a mere 10 or 15 minutes of a doctor’s time and are rushed out the door. Conditions in which she has special expertise include arrhythmia, congestive heart failure, ischemic heart disease, congenital heart disease, pulmonary hypertension, and arterial hypertension. Apart from her native Polish, Sokola is fluent in Italian and English with a working knowledge of Russian and a basic command of German and Spanish.

 

Sokola's research trajectory evolved from neurodegenerative diseases to cardiological pathologies, with a particular emphasis on conditions caused by low-grade systemic inflammation (LGSI), where achieving the proper balance between Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids in the cell membranes plays a crucial role in getting health on track. 

 

Sokola is a scientist and researcher in the field of biology and lipid biotechnology whose trailblazing contributions in the development of bio-esters of Omega-3, 6, and 9 ALA derived from linseed oil secured her and her team a gold medal at the International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva in 2014 and many other awards. Beyond cardiovascular health; she has spearheaded extensive pre-clinical research into targeted BIO preparations based on ethyl esters of ALA; this research specifically interrogates their efficacy in the secondary prevention of cancer.

 

Sokola has a particular passion for the biophysics and biochemistry of membrane lipids; she views phospholipid bilayers not as passive barriers but as dynamic orchestrators of every living process on Earth. Her work is rooted in the conviction that optimal membrane lipid architecture, governed by polyunsaturated fatty acid balance, represents the quiet foundation of cellular function, organismal well-being, and governs very span of life itself.​