Nutritional
&
Herbal Advisors
Nan Kathryn Fuchs, PhD
Dr. Fuchs is an authority on nutrition and the editor and writer of Women’s Health Letter, the leading health advisory on nutritional healing for women. She is the author of The Nutrition Detective: A Woman’s Guide to Treating your Health Problems Through the Foods You Eat, Overcoming the Legacy of Overeating, and 456 Most PowerfulHealing Secrets. Dr. Fuchs has appeared frequently on television and radio as expert on topics of nutrition, herbs, massage and stress reduction, and has been the researcher and author of dozens of articles for medical journals and consumer magazines and newspapers. She is currently Program Director for Amitabha Medical Clinic & Healing Center in Sebastopol, California.
Rebecca Katz, M.S.
Rebecca, author of One Bite at a Time: Nourishing Recipes for Cancer Survivors and Their Friends, now in its second edition, is an accomplished chef and teacher, and the founder of the Inner Cook, a culinary business focused on teaching individuals and communities how to make healthy connections with food. She is the Senior Chef at Commonweal and Nutritional advisor for the internationally acclaimed Cancer Help Program, which was featured on Bill Moyer’s award winning PBS series, “Healing and the Mind.” She serves on the board of advisors of Hawthorn University, and on the core faculty of the Center for Mind Body Medicine’s Food As Medicine program. Her second book, The Cancer-Fighting Kitchen: Nourishing Big Flavor Recipes for Cancer Treatment and Beyond, was released in September, 2009.
Lily Mazzarella, M.S.
Lily is a Clinical Herbalist and Nutrition Counselor. She received her degree from Tai Sophia Institute in Laurel, MD, the only Masters of Science in Herbal Medicine program in the country. Trained in physiology, pharmacology, herb-drug-interactions, and materia medica, she is comfortable working alongside conventional medicine while applying holistic approaches to imbalance. Lily is an instructor at the California School of Herbal Studies in Forestville, and a consultant in the Integrative Clinic at Sonoma County Indian Health Services. She manages Farmacopia, a natural pharmacy in Santa Rosa, and maintains her clinical practice there. Lily brings her love of plants, physiology, and complexity to her clinical work and teaching.