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is a graduate of The City University of New York’s Brooklyn College with a bachelors degree in the field of Environmental Studies and a minor in Health and Nutrition, as well as a Master Herbalist Diploma from the Centre of Excellence. She most values her knowledge granted with hands on experience in the field, experimenting with and exploring the natural world through foraging, hiking, at home-organic gardening and just everyday interactions with creation.
She is a philosopher and student of life--- as a naturalist, she is active in her community through social media, gardening, event planning and journalism; however, leading by example is the most important method of activism to her. She has personally lead an organic, holistic lifestyle for over five years, and continues studies via certifications, professional schooling, mentorship, and self-taught. She believes in utilizing the current innerstanding of medicine and biology along side with ancient medical sciences including Ayurvedic Medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and indigenous shamanic medicine. Michelle is an advocate for sustainability, foraging, at-home organic gardening/permaculture, urban gardening and minimalism, especially plastic-free/low-waste living. She has aided in the creation and upkeep of organic gardens in Connecticut, New York + Arizona. Growing up as a pharmacist technician from the age of fifteen, she always had this feeling that there had to be more to medicine + healthcare than the inorganic and synthetic substances from the pharmaceutical industry. She now uses her knowledge and love for healthcare to help others rediscover the path of an organic lifestyle and the naturopathic, herbal, holistic medicinal approach to illness. |
providing sustainable + organic lifestyle options for wellness, nutrition + hygiene, in order to increase the quality of life of our species, and increase the quality of life for the entirety of the environment known as Earth, which we ALL depend on for ALL functions.
from MACRO to MICRO, all is a perpetual cycle, part of the ONE CYCLE we now call "the universe" or "god". while the cosmos has its own life cycle, while a planet has its own life cycle, while water has its own life cycle, while carbon has its own life cycle, while an elephant has its own life cycle, while a human has its own life cycle, while mosquitoes have their own life cycle, while bacteria has its own life cycle---
CELLS themselves have their own life cycle.
all cycles are granted specific nutrients to choose from from their habitat [the local environment in which they exist] no cycle do we PERSONALLY have more direct control over than the health of our own personal cell cycle. cells are constantly dying and regenerating-- our cells are regenerating using the ingredients we uptake from the diet we eat and the medicinal, hygienic and beauty products we use on our bodies as their building blocks; by choosing an organic, mindful and loving lifestyle, we ensure our body is not remaking its cells with synthetic chemicals, incomplete nutrients or increased stress hormones.
from MACRO to MICRO, all is a perpetual cycle, part of the ONE CYCLE we now call "the universe" or "god". while the cosmos has its own life cycle, while a planet has its own life cycle, while water has its own life cycle, while carbon has its own life cycle, while an elephant has its own life cycle, while a human has its own life cycle, while mosquitoes have their own life cycle, while bacteria has its own life cycle---
CELLS themselves have their own life cycle.
all cycles are granted specific nutrients to choose from from their habitat [the local environment in which they exist] no cycle do we PERSONALLY have more direct control over than the health of our own personal cell cycle. cells are constantly dying and regenerating-- our cells are regenerating using the ingredients we uptake from the diet we eat and the medicinal, hygienic and beauty products we use on our bodies as their building blocks; by choosing an organic, mindful and loving lifestyle, we ensure our body is not remaking its cells with synthetic chemicals, incomplete nutrients or increased stress hormones.
