I have always been passionate about food, but the day I discovered the massive power of nutrition and its huge influence on both physical and mental health, my innate passion became an obsession. I devoted endless hours to delve into every book and article I could find that would help me understand how and why. And the more I learned, the more my fascination grew, and the more I wanted to learn.
At the very moment I became aware that a diet adapted to my own genes and circumstances had made me become a far healthier and happier version of myself, I saw the shining road to my vocation emerge before my eyes. I set out to get the training I needed to accompany others on the path to their own healthier and happier version of themselves straight away. And to this day, my infinite motivation to learn how and why we can use epigenetics to ‘biohack’ ourselves and optimize our genes still keeps growing bigger every day.
A powerful motivation
My own medical history includes cancer, overweight, long years of disabling polymedication (which actually did not tackle a diagnosis of major depression with anxiety disorder, suicidal ideation, and agoraphobia), as well as the insulin resistance characteristic of my polycystic ovary syndrome.
