I help people struggling with insomnia, fatigue, and mood issues find lasting relief.
I also help people optimize their health and performance beyond what they thought possible.
Do you feel like something's off? Your energy is drained, your sleep is broken, your mind clouded with brain fog. But every test comes back "normal."? Or maybe you're not sick, but you remember a time when you felt unstoppable, and you want to get back there.
If this sounds familiar, you're in the right place.
MY PHILOSOPHY
True health isn't about managing symptoms. It's about having the energy to live your life fully.
Your body was built to heal itself, but it needs the right conditions. Real food. Clean water. Movement. Optimal light environment. Rest. Connection to the nature. Freedom from the artificial signals that overwhelm our biology.
Modern life has pulled us away from these basics. The result is an epidemic of fatigue, poor sleep, and chronic illness that no pill can fix.
Supplements and medications have their place—sometimes they're necessary to stabilize, bridge a gap, or buy time while you heal–but they're not the end goal. The goal is to build a body that doesn't need them, supported by an environment that keeps it that way..
I don't chase symptoms, I help restore your foundation. When you align your environment, diet, and daily routines with how nature shaped your biology, your body will remember how to thrive. It's built in.
Why Our System Works
My clinical practice is based on the science of how our bodies create and regulate energy. Inspired by the work of mitochondrial experts such as Dr. Douglas Wallace and Martin Picard, I understand that chronic disease is not a genetic error or an isolated organ issue, it is a breakdown in energy homeostasis.
Mitochondria are the energy producers, and environmental sensors, inside every cell. When they falter, your body loses the ability to power processes such as detox, cellular repair, immune function, hormone production, and much more. That's when chronic illness sets in. Our modern lives are filled with stressors that break down mitochondrial capacity, but this can be reversed by simple changes to your lifestyle and environment.