Alexandra Wack, Functional Medicine | Functional Medicine
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Alexandra Wack

Functional Medicine | Functional Medicine

21 Gay Street Suite 907 PHoenixville PA, 19460
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About

I am a Women's Health Nurse Practitioner who has chosen to expand my knowledge of Functional Medicine. When we understand an individual's microbiome and epigentics I can get to the root of many womens unresolved health problems. The microbiome is more than just taking probiotics and can be tested to see if your natural flora is helping or hurting you. Epigenetics are small protein changes in your DNA that can affect how your genes are expressed. These changes are called SNPs and lifestyle choices via food, exercise and stress management can have an impact how they affect our risk for future wellness. I love being able to offer new information to women who continue to look for ways to feel their best.

 

Education and Training

Agnes Scott College BA Biology 1993

University of Missouri Columbi BS Nursing 2000

Frontier Schoold of Midwifery MSN 2011

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Professional Memberships

  • The Institute for Functional Medicine  

Charities and Philanthropic Endeavors

  • Tuko Pamoja
  • The Red Cross - Volunteer

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21 Gay Street Suite 907 -
PHoenixville, PA 19460
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