Angela owns and operates Your Health Unbound™, an online resource dedicated to empowering individuals to look at their whole health picture, equip them with the information they need take control of their health, and be their own best health advocate.
Her journey to health and wellness came after neglecting her own health and even then, only after being very sick for many years.
After being diagnosed with Celiac Disease, Angela committed herself to helping others restore their health relying on the theory of biochemical individuality and whole foods. Her research into food sensitivities and allergies revealed much about her own health and has helped her resolve health issues with her coaching clients without medication. Using the tools she now teaches to her clients, Angela lost 55 pounds in just 6 months almost effortlessly.
From her work with clients and her own experiences, Angela has discovered that as a society we are bombarded with misinformation from the media, we submit to medical professionals that may not be looking at the bigger picture, and in general have given up control of our own health and wellbeing.
Being your own health advocate doesn’t mean not listening to your doctors or “bucking the system” but becoming an educated and empowered consumer.
Angela’s approach is to help her clients look at their whole health picture – physical, emotional, spiritual, and relational – and bring everything into alignment. Using an integrative approach to bridge the gap between conventional and functional medicine.
When this happens her clients have found that they’ve been able to eliminate many (or even all) of their prescriptions – with their doctor’s blessing of course, and rediscovered their vitality, and live happier, fuller lives.
If you are suffering from chronic health issues and know there is something more that isn’t being addressed with your current health plan, then it’s time to talk to Angela. Contact her today for a complimentary consultation and discover ways you can take back control of your health.
