My Story

I knew something wasn’t right. But no matter which doctor I went to, no one could figure out what was going on. My test results always came back “normal,” and I kept hearing the same response: “We don’t see any problem.” But I felt it—deep down. I didn’t feel like myself.

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After a third round of antibiotics in just two months, I was left to recover—without direction—from the lingering symptoms of a severe flu that had taken over my body.

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When things got worse and I developed a bacterial infection in my gut due to the overuse of antibiotics, I quickly realized that conventional medicine wasn’t seeing me as a whole person. I was being treated as a collection of test results on paper, not as a human being with a complex, interconnected system.

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That realization led me to explore integrative medicine. I began to notice small improvements in my health, but even then, no practitioner—whether conventional, integrative, or holistic—was able to truly identify and treat the root cause of what I was experiencing.

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The frustration, the unknowns, and the deep feeling of being alone in my healing journey pushed me to take matters into my own hands. I began studying holistic nutrition, diving into the powerful connection between body, mind, and consciousness. Wanting to understand the body’s physiology on a deeper level—the unique needs of each system and how they work together—I became certified in Holistic Nutrition and Functional Diagnostic Nutrition (FDN). 

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Today, I use everything I’ve learned—not just from books, but also from lived experience—to help others heal at the root, analyzing and correlating all the aspects of a person that make up our health ie: physical, mental, and emotional. I guide my clients through an in-depth exploration of all these  factors affecting their health, so they can reclaim balance, vitality, and trust in their bodies again.

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This process is gradual and doesn't happen overnight, but I confidently assure that it does deliver results when done correctly with compliance and patience.