Nature’s Detoxification Herbs
Living a healthy lifestyle can require us to go against unhealthy societal norms. I believe that God desires us to look ...
18 May, 2019
As a Nutritional Therapy Consultant (NTC), Laurie offers specific tools for managing and assessing the body’s nutritional deficiencies. She teaches how to address those weaknesses through a properly prepared whole foods diet, supplementation, and lifestyle changes.
SERVICES
Laurie offers personalized wellness training and packages that specifically address your nutritional and overall health needs. This includes: Assessment, Nutri-Q Testing, Nutritional Protocol Discussion Group, Supplements, Goal Setting and much more.
GET IN TOUCH
Want to hear if we’d be a good fit? I offer a 30-minute discovery consultation for $25. If after the consultation we decide to work together, then that fee will be applied towards your total investment. Click the link below to fill out a no-obligation form to get started.
WHY NUTRITIONAL THERAPY?
A core principle of being a Nutritional Therapy Consultant (NTC), is to assist you to recognize that you are a unique bio-individual. As an NTC, I support ancestral and genetic distinctions between people groups, not a one-sized fits all therapy. I will teach you a food first approach, work on dietary foundations (not just symptoms), and show you why I value inherent, ancestral wisdom. I will take an honest approach to current research and strive to back up my therapies with solid unbiased data. As an NTC, I have been trained to teach you to take responsibility for your own health. You will learn to set achievable wellness goals and proper lifestyle changes. I will empower you to acquire a deeper understanding of your personal nutritional goals and gaps, gaining optimal health.
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