About Me

“We're all just walking each other home.” Ram Dass

Hi, my name is Morgan! I am a mother of two living in Richmond, Virginia. I have been in the health and wellness industry for over a decade. My journey to find answers to my own health questions and relief from a variety of “irreversible diseases” has taken many different paths. I’ve followed the road of allopathic medicine and later pursued naturopathic medicine, working with several holistic practitioners (and spending gobs of money over the years). All of it was met with limited success. In some cases my symptoms worsened. I came to believe my body was broken, I had drawn the unfortunate short straw in my families gene pool and the best I could hope for was symptom management and mild relief (on a good day).

Perhaps you can relate?

I am here to tell you this - YOUR BODY IS DESIGNED TO HEAL. Full stop. Stumbling across The Root Cause Protocol was no accident, and it immediately starting putting the puzzle pieces of my own story together. After a decade of study, trial and error, being immersed in the health and wellness world, practitioner after practitioner, things started to become clear for the first time. I enrolled in the Copernican Institute to train with Morley Robbins, the creator of the Root Cause Protocol (RCP) to deepen my own understanding. I’ve been on a quest for Truth ever sense.

An unbalanced system will lead to inflammation and a wide range of symptoms. It is my goal to teach you the vital importance of minerals, specifically bio-available copper and magnesium, and help you connect stress to the symptoms of metabolic dysfunction. When the human body is in balance it does incredible things! You are living in the most intelligent piece of machinery on the planet. I want you to experience this for yourself. I want you to heal so you can fulfill your life’s purpose and bring hope to those around you.

Learning about the world of minerals has changed my life. I’m glad you have found your way here. I look forward to having you join me on this path as we find our way back home.

With gratitude,

Morgan