That is a difficult question to answer. It really depends on a few factors: your current state of health, your commitment to taking personal responsibility and making changes, the lifestyle schedule you keep, and the type of results you are seeking. Your goals and results can be as big or as little as you want them to be. We will be there to guide and support you every step of the way in whatever it is you want to achieve.

No, but most people find the personal relationship that develops with a Holistic Nutritionist as well as experiencing markedly improved health to be extremely rewarding.
Holistic Nutrition has become more realized as an effective way to restore health and some extended health care insurance plan will cover your expense with an official RNCP# receipt. Please check with your employor or insurance company for details.

While doctors certainly have their place in the healthcare field and their usefulness for some areas should not be understated, unfortunately, today’s doctor receives little or no nutritional training and thus has little or no knowledge in this areafrom which to draw. (more…)

Much like the confusion surrounding Dietitians and Holistic Nutritionists, Naturopaths and Holistic Nutritionists are frequently confused as well. A Naturopath is a licensed physician who completed 4 years at a recognized holistic-oriented medical school. They are more inclined to recommend (more…)

There is often confusion about the difference between the two. Registered Dietitians follow government-regulated nutritional guidelines which are mainly concerned with macronutrient proportions (proteins, fats, and carbohydrates), caloric intake, and the like. Most of a Dietitian’s nutritional education (more…)

Holistic Nutrition is a philosophy of health care that emphasizes taking personal responsibility for one’s health and building a cooperative relationship between client and practitioner. It emphasizes evaluating the whole individual, including all the factors that influence their state of health (emotional, physical, nutritional, environmental, genetic, and spiritual).

By finding the root cause of imbalance in the body, client and practitioner are able to work together to correct those imbalances to promote health and well-being to its fullest. If we understand what caused it, we can begin to heal it.

I practice Live Blood Microscopy  and Digital analysis based on a symptomatic  knowledge database which provides me with very useful information to assess health conditions, while holistic nutrition is the vehicle for healing, building, strengthening, and repairing the body. I use the two together to form a strong foundation for health. I’m very thorough in my consultations and health programs for clients and I do the very best I can to give my clients what they need. (more…)