Meet Nicholas Young

Nicholas Young, HHP, FDNP
Over a 17 year period, Nicholas has created individualized wellness solutions for over 14,000 clients. Bio-individuality is embraced while uncovering hidden root causal factors that can impact the hormone, immune, digestive, detoxification, energy production, nervous system and oxidative pathways.
Lifestyle factors are addressed, including: food intake, sleep & recovery, physical activity, stress reduction and support. Lab screenings may be recommended to help identify a more complete picture as well as how various organs, glands and systems within the body are functioning.
Nicholas holds board-certifications in functional diagnostic nutrition and as a holistic health practitioner. He is also a current student of a four-year advanced program specific to optimizing mitochondria function and quantum-biology.
Credentials Include:
- Board-Certified Holistic Health Practitioner, HHP
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Board-Certified Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner, FDNP
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Certified Advanced Metabolic Typing Nutrition, CMTA
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Certified Hair Tissue Mineral and Toxicity Analysis, HTMA
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Certified Corrective Holistic Exercise Kinesiology, CHEK
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Certified National Academy of Sports Medicine, NASM
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Certified International Sports Sciences Association, ISSA
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Member – Weston A. Price Foundation
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Member – American Association of Drug-less Practitioners
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Member - Association of Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Professionals
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Member - North American Society of Homeopaths, NASH
Laboratory Testing Available:
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HPA - Hormone & Stress Panels
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Gut and Digestive Function Panels
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Microbiome Panels
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Food Sensitivity Panels
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Liver and Detoxification Function Panels
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Pathogen Panels
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Micronutrient Blood Panels
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Organic Acids Panels
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Neurotransmitter Panels
Code of 7 Fundamental Ethics:
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Do no harm
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Maintain the highest standards of professional and personal conduct
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Refuse to participate in unethical procedures
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To be honest with clients, offering the best products, services & information
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To educate
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Identify the source
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Involve the “whole” person