Endobiogenic Herbal Medicine was born from a lifelong passion for holistic health and natural remedies. My journey into herbal medicine began in my early twenties with my search for a permanent cure for the chronic and debilitating tonsillitis I had suffered ever since a child. This search led me to Christopher Hedley, an inspired  teacher and brilliant herbalist, who became my own herbalist and mentor over the coming years and during my degree in Herbal Medicine at Middlesex University.

When I became seriously ill with Chronic Fatigue in my early thirties, I knew I had to look further afield. Again, I was incredibly lucky to find not only a brilliant practitioner but an innovative teacher in the form of Dr Lapraz, one of the founders of Endobiogenic Medicine. Within a few months of taking Endobiogenic treatment, I felt better than I had in over ten years of crippling fatigue and ill health and I went on to make a full recovery. I have been a devoted student and pracititioner of Endobiogenic Medicine ever since, undertaking many years of training with Dr Lapraz and his protege, Dr Hedayat.

The profound knowledge and understanding of the human body that Endobiogenics bequeaths is unparalleled in modern Western physiological science: it represents a revolutionary opportunity to bring the remarkable breakthroughs in our understanding of physiology (generated by modern scientific research) into a holistic framework, where we can understand the dynamics between organs and systems rather than just their individual functions.

I am passionate about spreading this knowledge and I have taught introductory courses to lay people as well as advanced postgraduate courses to professionals for many years now.

In addition to my Endobiogenic herbal practice, I teach at the School of Herbal Medicine, Somerset, UK, and I run a postgraduate course in Endobiogenic Medicine from my home in Norfolk.