YouTube Videos :)

Click on the links below to visit my YouTube channel - Light and Radiance!

MY INTRODUCTION!

Video 1: THE JOURNEY STARTS!!

This video highlights the Natural Products Expo West Conference in Anaheim, CA!

It was AMAZING!I connected and collaborated with so many groups :)

I attended the Institute of Functional Medicine Conference in Huntington Beach, CA in March 2017

Video 2: Updates Midweek IFM!

Video 3: Last Day of the IFM!

Video 4: Announcing my Free Webinar Training!

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