Christine Hobbs

I was born with acne, according to my mom. As a child, my mom did cook the majority of our meals but we ate a pretty standard American diet, which definitely contributed to my constant struggle with constipation. Thankfully, my parents kept me active in sports and playing outdoors, so I maintained a health weight through my childhood.

My first spark of interest in health and nutrition began when I did research on McDonalds food industry. I was astounded of how and what the food was made and I was curious to found out more about what was in the food we consume. From that time on, I knew that what we ate was even more important than how much we ate, and not all calories are created equal. Although I had this understanding, I did not put it into practice or dive deeper into it. Once I had my first break out, at age 13, is when my health journey truly got rolling. My determination to clear my skin and improve my athletic performance led me to research skin care, nutrition and fitness daily, for hours on end. Believe me, I made plenty of mistakes and took advice from the wrong people. Yet over time, I began to find me way as all the dots started to connect and my knowledge grew.

My love for health led me to pursue a degree in exercise science and enroll in IIN (Institute for Integrative Nutrition). Later, I found joy in all forms of exercise and got my certification in Pilates. After 15 years of study and experience, my health journey has reached a head where I feel called to share all I have learned with others, so they can push through all the clutter and noise and get straight to the root of the symptoms they are experiencing. God has designed our bodies to heal, support and even thrive in this modern world.