Frequently Asked Questions

No. As a NTP, we work with the body as a whole. I like to specialize in cardiovascular issues because the heart has always been a wonderful and mysterious organ for me. There are many people that battle with issues with the cardiovascular system, but those are consecuenses of poor nutrition. I like to work with anyone who is willing to make a change for their entire body, incluiding their heart.

Many other NTPs specialize in different areas, so be sure to check out FindAnNtp.com for other practitioners in your area.

At this time, I am only accepting self-pay individuals. For now I can only accept cash, credit and debit cards. I like to keep costs transparent, so see the “programs” page and each program has its starting price once you click on them.Payment is required before any forms and appointments are scheduled.

If you don’t have insurance, we highly recommend you talk to Cain at credicott.com– He’s knowledgeable in all things health insurance related and alternative options such as medical cost sharing! Just tell him that we recommended you!

Diets come and go, have lots of rules, and they are quickly replaced by the latest fad. We dont want to chase those kinds of diets. We will focus on what has worked for our ancestors, our grandparents, all of that ancestral wisdom that we have lost throught the years. We want to bring our natural food intuition back, and learn to listen to our bodies. Every single individual is different and we even change as we age or have different circumstances in our lives. Many research articles have been analized as well to ensure that its also backed up by sience.

Start with filling out the discovery email form. I want to make sure that this is going to be a good investment for you and that we will be able to work on your goals together. After that, from this point forward we start designing your personalized nutritional journey.

It can, if your evaluation recommends them. However, you don’t have to take supplements if you don’t want to. We can fully focus on food and herbs. Many do benefit from a short-term supplement support while they are getting used to obtaining their nutrients from whole foods and changing their way of eating. Before starting any supplement, its best to check in with your primary care physician or cardiologist. I try to do my best to recommend getting our nutrients from our whole food form.