AlphaSperm Inc

Dr. Eduardo Peña Dolhun is a board-certified family physician who earned his medical degree and completed his residency at Mayo Clinic. His commitment to medicine and humanitarian service has earned him the 2017 Mayo Clinic Alumni Association Humanitarian Award and Marquette University’s 2012 Service to the Community Award. He serves as an adjunct professor in Marquette University’s College of Health Sciences.

In 2005, Dr. Dolhun founded Dolhun Clinic, a private medical practice in San Francisco. He completed three fellowships, including obstetrics and gynecology in family medicine, and delivered more than 400 babies during his training. At AlphaSperm, he contributes expertise in general medicine, nutrition, micronutrients, hydration, and preventive health.

Dr. Dolhun is also the inventor of DripDrop ORS, a pioneering, patented oral rehydration solution born from his determination to improve the treatment of dehydration worldwide. By bringing together medical science, practical innovation, and a humanitarian mission, he helped expand how people think about hydration and health. That same commitment inspired his longtime colleague, Dr. Paul Turek, to invite him to co-found AlphaSperm. Together, they sought to change a persistent imbalance in reproductive medicine: the tendency to place responsibility for a healthy pregnancy primarily on women.

That mission resonated with Dr. Dolhun, both as a physician and as a prospective father. Sperm production—known as spermatogenesis—and subsequent maturation take approximately three months, underscoring the importance of men’s health well before conception. Working with Dr. Turek deepened his understanding of male preconception health, knowledge he applied when preparing to become a single father. Today, he is the proud and grateful father of three healthy young children, bringing a deeply personal connection to AlphaSperm’s mission.

As a disaster medicine specialist, Dr. Dolhun has provided medical relief to survivors of earthquakes, floods, typhoons, tornadoes, wildfires, and war in more than 13 countries. He continues this work through Doctors Outreach, the humanitarian organization he founded.