I always knew I was meant to help people heal. After becoming a Registered Nurse, I moved to Boston and worked at Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham & Women’s Hospital—two of the nation’s leading teaching hospitals. But behind the scenes of cutting-edge medicine, I witnessed a heartbreaking pattern: patients caught in a cycle of sickness, symptom management, and decline, with little focus on prevention or true healing. That quiet realization sparked a bold decision—I left conventional nursing to become a Doctor of Chiropractic, committed to honoring the body’s innate ability to heal when given the right support.

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Then, in 2007, everything changed again—this time, it was personal. My son, just two and a half years old, was diagnosed with asthma and told he’d live with it for life. I couldn’t accept that. Fueled by love, fear, and fierce determination, I went back to school and became an Advanced Clinical Nutritionist, driven to find real answers—answers that conventional medicine hadn’t offered.

Now, with over 15 years of clinical nutrition experience, not only is my son thriving and competing as a top athlete, but I’ve helped hundreds of others overcome the chronic symptoms that once controlled their lives—like fatigue, digestive issues, weight gain, anxiety, and insomnia.

I don’t diagnose or treat disease. What I do is investigate. I specialize in uncovering the hidden root causes behind persistent health complaints—things like mold toxicity, parasites, heavy metals, environmental chemicals, and deep nutritional deficiencies. These invisible stressors silently sabotage the body’s ability to function, leaving women stuck in survival mode, often told “everything looks normal” when they know something isn’t right.

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But here’s the truth: your body isn’t broken. It’s blocked. And when we remove those blocks and support the body with what it truly needs, healing becomes not only possible—but powerful.

My mission is to help you reclaim your health, restore your spark, and finally live the vibrant life you were always meant for. Because when your body thrives, everything becomes possible.

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May You Never Be the Same,

Dr. Jeanne