I am a plant- based holistic nutriitonist and fitness coach with over a decade of experience. My team and I work with clients globally to help with disease reversal, weight management, holistic nutrition and body transformation. We have worked with national level athletes, celebrities and people from various backgroups, to help them transcition to a holistic plant- based lifestyle for optimal performance. 
My team member’s operate globally and have worked with over 10000 clients in the past decade. We intend to help clients not only follow a ‘diet plan’, but make lifestyle changes that are sustainable and backed by science for optimal performance and health. 

Dr. Leah Macklin has been vegetarian since 2002, and vegan (whole food, plant based, no oil) since 2019. After her father had open heart surgery, she tried Dr. Essylsten’s diet prescription- her cholesterol improved by 100 points, so there was no going back. She certified in Lifestyle Medicine in 2021, and is committed to using it in practice. 
She grew up in Dunwoody, Georgia, and obtained her undergraduate and master’s degrees from Georgia State University. She attended medical school at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM-GA), and completed her residency in family medicine in Fayetteville, North Carolina. She is board-certified in Family Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine. She has a passion for nutrition and physical activity as a way to prevent and treat chronic medical conditions.
 Ella habla español! She sees patients six years of age and older. She is experienced in many different types of care, including joint injections, skin care, and contraception management. Dr. Macklin likes to spend her free time camping, Jiu Jitsu, wakeboarding, and skiing. She also loves cooking with her husband, and walking her dog, Gogo.

I am a board-certified family physician practicing in Valdez Alaska. I wasn’t happy with the status quo of medicine and went back to further my education by getting a masters degree in Integrative Medicine from George Washington University and becoming board certified by the American Board of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine. I focus on an integrative and holistic approach to wellness with nutrition education being at the very center of my treatments. My focus is to prevent and reverse metabolic diseases with diet and lifestyle changes and I challenge my patients to focus on these things. 

My name is Kristann and I am a medical doctor (MD) board-certified with the American Academy of Family Medicine and the American Board of Integrative Medicine. I am also a Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner as well as a registered dietician (RD) and a physician acupuncturist.  I did my undergraduate studies at Simmons College, where I earned a bachelor’s degree in nutrition science. After graduating, I completed a dietetic internship and worked as a registered dietician with many community-based nutrition programs. I then completed two Maternal and Child Health Fellowships one in Adolescent Nutrition and the other in Nutrition in Children with Developmental Disabilities.   
 
I went on to receive my medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania, and completed my family medicine residency at Lehigh Valley Health Network. During this time, I began studying other forms of healing, such as acupuncture, medical group education, homeopathy, herbal medicine and functional medicine. My research focus during residency was integrating these modalities into a primary care setting for which I was given the Family Medicine Resident Award for Scholarship.  After completing my residency, I worked as an integrative family doctor in Pennsylvania and New Jersey for many years, where I provided primary care and nutrition services for families as well as educational programs for the community.  I established my own practice, Red Hill Medical+Wellness, in 2015. 

Dr. Sheline is a family physician who switched to doing strictly lifestyle medicine consults in 2017 after over 30 years of writing lots of prescriptions. He recommends whole foods plant-based (WFPB) nutrition to all his patients, but recognizes that changing behaviors like eating and exercising is not easy, and will provide patients with resources to make changes at their own pace.  Dr. Sheline switched to a WFPB diet in 2015, and both he and his patients have been very successful in using healthy nutrition to treat various problems including high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes and pre-diabetes, overweight and obesity, reflux, kidney stones, coronary artery disease, and depression and anxiety. Our bodies can heal themselves, usually without the need for medication!

I had conventional medical training, attending Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine, traditional osteopathic internship in Cleveland, Ohio, and internal medicine residency in Knoxville, Tennessee. After completing residency, I joined the United States Air Force as an internist and then a flight surgeon. During that time, I actually had the audacity to tell my diabetic patients not to eat “too much” fruit for fear their blood sugars would increase. Thankfully none ever asked how much “too much” was, as I was simply parroting what I’d been taught, and had no idea!   Flash forward 7 years of fast-paced living, and some pesky balance symptoms turned out to be cancer. I spent about 18 months recovering, and during that time, an important change in my career trajectory occurred. Several physician friends and I all stumbled on what turned out to be the field of lifestyle medicine at roughly the same time, exchanging information and tips we’d found, food hacks, ways to improve sleep, books to read, documentaries to watch. It was exhilarating – how did not a single one of us learn about this in medical school? We could finally advise our patients on how to stop or even reverse things we thought were incurable and irreversible, like diabetes and heart disease! It was unbelievably refreshing to treat the root causes of disease (hint: it’s not a deficiency of medications!) rather than mopping up its aftereffects.    Lifestyle medicine is not for everyone. Change is hard. But if you want to break free from the medical mill and avoid the prescribing cascade, lifestyle medicine might just be for you too! And I promise, I will never tell you to eat less fruit now!

I’m a family medicine physician in St. Petersburg, Florida.  I have been fully plant-based since September 2018.  I have a passion for lifestyle medicine and specifically, evidence-based nutrition.  I value spending time with patients, empowering long-term change, building relationships with them, and providing evidence-based care.  I wholeheartedly believe that a plant-based diet is the solution to the majority of preventable diseases.  It has been so rewarding to take patients off of medications because they have reversed their chronic conditions through a whole food plant-based diet and I look forward to many years of the same. 

I’m a primary care internal medicine physician in Sandy Springs. I love general primary care medicine and have a special interest in mental health, women’s health and empowering patients to live a healthy lifestyle. I value listening to patients, building relationships with them, and providing thorough, compassionate, evidence-based care. I live in Roswell with my husband and two young boys and am fluent in Spanish.
I have been vegan since early 2019 and am happy to encourage and advise patients who are vegan or who are shifting more plant-based. A plant-based diet is sustainable for our planet, promotes kindness to all living beings, and can improve your health and wellbeing. Whether you’re a lifelong vegan or just considering getting started on your plant-based journey, I’m happy to chat about food and nutrition as well as all your other healthcare needs and concerns.

I am a committed WFPBD Sport and Exercise Physician working in Melbourne Australia.  I am involved in looking after patients from all walks of life including professional female and male footballers, their physical, emotional, nutritional needs. I am a Team Physician for professional soccer teams and football teams, requiring management of all medical and health needs, and have worked in Private Sports Medicine and Health practices since 1983, and also Assist Orthopaedic Surgeons.

Hi, I’m Dr. Ryan Herring. I utilize a whole-person approach in primary care to restore health and optimize wellbeing. I’m originally from Central Illinois where I attended college and medical school at the University of Illinois. I completed my residency training in Preventive Medicine at Loma Linda University where I also received an educational pathway to additional board certification in Lifestyle Medicine. I’m a national leader in health promotion and the field of Lifestyle Medicine, specializing in evidence-based lifestyle therapies for disease prevention and treatment aimed at disease reversal. I am passionate about patient education and addressing the root cause of disease.

I am a chiropractor and board certified nutritionist (DABCN) and certified nutrition specialist (CNS) and have been in practice for over 35 years with experience working with chronic pain, chronic health issues and therapeutic lifestyle changes using diet, exercise and stress management. Community service includes board participation and past president of a non profit wellness center, the NOAH Center (New Opportunities for Achieving Health). The NOAH center concentrated on community education and fostering integrative approaches to health and wellness. My wife and I have been whole food plant based for about 8 years. I enjoy sharing our experience with our patients and directing them to plant based resources and look forward to doing more of this vital work in my practice, especially after attending my first Plant-based Nutrition Healthcare Conference in 2021.