Believe in The Power of Food
Hello
After my daughter's diagnosis, I became interested in the function of our brain.
Through the discovery of Functional Nutrition, learned about the links between what we eat and the chronic diseases and symptoms we suffer.
Currently, under the slogan of "everybody is unique," working to spread about the "power of food" and the "functioning body" through SNS, counseling, and workshops.
mother of two
Living in America
holistically functional
Meet Aya
Born in Hokkaido, Japan
Functional Medicine Nutritionist, TED Speaker Andrea Nakayama at the Functional Nutrition Alliance hosted by Full body systemTake the. Qualified as a Functional Nutrition Counselor.
fashion stylist, herbal therapistYumie Kazamahosted bysalon_yLearn about Eastern and Western medicinal herbs and aromatherapy such as phytotherapy, yin and yang.
Early Childhood English Conversation Lecturer (Sapporo)
Graphic Designer (New York)
Ikebana Sogetsu School Instructor (New York)
Event Flower Designer (New York)
Mission
✔️"Triggering change through knowledge
✔️ I want young people and future mothers to know
✔️ Let's think together how to prepare the environment and escape from the vicious circle of evil
✔️ Ease mothers with developmental disabilities
✔️ Equip children with tools to self-notice and adjust
✔️ Pursue your unique “why?” by learning about the relationship between nutrition and the body, and the functions and mechanisms of the body.
✔️ Developmental disorders, gray zones,Dark naming. take it positive
✔️ Increase connection from isolation
✔️ I want to provide a place where you can talk more easily and listen to what you have to say
Core Concept
『The world that can be seen by looking at things from multiple angles
It's my commitment or belief. I tell my children about this every chance I get.
The same can be said for our health. If you only look at micro things (symptoms and events that are most worrisome), you may overlook the true cause. If you can't sleep or have a headache, you can increase your knowledge by looking for one point, but if you don't see the whole thing, you may make a wrong decision. What causes these symptoms? We value multiple perspectives.