About

Once upon a time I wanted to go to medical school. Through the hours and hours of undergrad prep classes I had to take to prepare myself for the MCAT, I began to realize that perhaps western medicine wasn't my thing, and most of the views of modern medical doctors didn't match my own. Does this mean I'm anti-allopathic medicine? Absolutely not. Miracles are performed by doctors and surgeons daily. Our advances in modern medicine have brought us so far. But I believe there is a time and a place for each form of medicine.  

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Fast forward to working in a holistic clinic, I met functional medicine doctors and began to look into my own health journey with a more "alternative" approach. Looking at the body as a whole machine rather than separate moving parts made much more sense to me. This pushed me to pursue a diploma in holistic nutrition so that I may help and educate those on the power of using food as medicine, not just prescribing a pill.