About Us

Our Services

  • In-office, phone and Skype consultations for nutritional therapy, detoxification plans and personalized GAPS™ programs
  • Individual nutritional assessment and lifestyle consulting
  • Group workshops and seminars on educational topics regarding real food nutrition, detoxification, healing the gut and brain through the GAPS™ Nutritional Program and preconception nutrition and hormone balancing

Our Tools

  • Detailed client history via written intake form and lengthy personal interview
  • Blood chemistry analysis, optional
  • Comprehensive three-day stool analysis, optional
  • Salivary hormone testing, optional
  • Hair mineral analysis, optional
  • Other specialty testing analysis available

We appreciate the opportunity to assist you in your quest for improving your health through sound, balanced nutrition. It is our desire to help you in achieving your goals for optimum health.  We will support you in your efforts to take responsibility for your health through education and guidance in the areas of nutrition, lifestyle modifications and biotherapeutic drainage to assist the body in eliminating toxins.

Biodynamic Wellness strives to bring optimal health through nutrient-dense whole foods and nutritional therapy.  Through one-on-one consultations, seminars and trainings and our weight loss program, you can begin to learn how the foods and nutrients you ingest are the building blocks for a vibrant, healthy life.

It is our belief that God has designed the human body with the amazing ability to heal and regenerate itself when given real nourishment…physically, emotionally and spiritually. We look forward to helping you reach your goals to improve your health through embracing some very basic tenets of healthy living.

Blessings to you…

The Biodynamic Wellness Team

 

Nutritionists

Lindsea Willon, BS in Nutrition, MS in Kinesiology, NTP

Lindsea has been practicing Nutritional Therapy for over 12 years. She completed her degree in Nutritional Sciences at UC Berkeley and her Master’s Degree at Cal State Northridge before earning her Nutritional Therapy Practitioner certification and starting her own practice. She specializes in a fully holistic approach. By zooming out and seeing the whole picture, she’s able to uncover the connections between seemingly unrelated health issues and piece together each client’s unique health puzzle. Lindsea’s 10+ years of clinical experience allow her to dive deeper into lab results and offer tailored dietary plans and supplement protocols. A forever student, she is fascinated by the body’s intricate design and committed to helping every patient understand what is going on inside their own body.

As a mother of two young children, Lindsea loves supporting future and current moms throughout their preconception, prenatal, and postpartum journeys. Her time as a college athlete also showed her the significant competitive advantage of a complete diet and she enjoys working with fitness enthusiasts from collegiate and pro athletes, to yogis and weekend warriors. She has a long history of success working with cases involving hormones, infertility, auto-immune (including CIDP and Hashimoto’s), adrenal fatigue, diabetes, and beyond.

 

Susie Burns, NTP, Certified GAPS Practitioner

Susie graduated from Pepperdine University in 1987 with a degree in sociology. As she noticed her kids’ illnesses recurring through conventional treatment and medication, Susie began to realize that treating symptoms was not always getting to the root cause of these illnesses. As a result, she earned her certification as a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner in 2007 and began implementing the principles learned to support her family and friends. Since earning her certification, Susie specializes in hormone balancing, gut healing using the GAPS Diet and supporting those with chronic disease through nutritional therapy and gentle drainage and detoxification. 

Susie has developed a passion for equipping new parents and parents-to-be with the information they need to raise happy, healthy children and she has helped guide many families through their transition to a real food diet, utilizing Nourishing Traditions and Weston A. Price ideology. She is an advocate of a parent’s right to make informed decisions regarding vaccinations. Susie focuses on addressing digestion as the root cause of ailments. She received her GAPS™ certification training under Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride. She is an active member of the Weston A. Price Foundation. Susie and her husband live in Encinitas, California.

 

Min Kim, NTP, Restorative Wellness Practitioner, Traditional Foods Teacher

Min’s interest in food and nutrition began at a young age, but it wasn’t until she attended a seminar led by Kim Schuette in 2009 and learned how to transition to a traditional whole food diet that she truly understood the power of food as medicine.  This led her to pursue training in traditional food preparation, teaching others to prepare nutrient dense foods as a member of our team in 2013.  She perfected her technique of high hydration, slow fermented sourdough bread and has taught many classes locally and spoken at the Weston A. Price Conference.

Min continued her passion for learning more about nutrition and graduated from the Nutritional Therapy Association in 2021.  She has since received training through the Restorative Wellness Solutions program to become certified in interpreting clinical lab testing for digestive healing, food sensitivities and hormonal balance.  Min has seen her adult son finally resolve issues of lifelong eczema with these tools.  She has also seen the need of balancing hormones for men and women in this fast paced world where imbalance has become the norm but need not be an expected outcome. Her love of teaching furthers her desire to empower others to understand the root cause of their illness and find ways to build resilience in the body.  Min resides with her family in Rancho Santa Fe.

 

Tara Nuncio, NTP

Tara fell in love with the study of Nutrition when her young son’s asthma symptoms subsided after changing his diet. This fueled her to do a deeper dive into why food would affect the body’s health so greatly. Discovering that there were other ways to address healing besides medication gave her the passion to pursue an education through the Nutritional Therapy Association.

Tara graduated from the NTA in 2015, and has had a private practice for the past 6 years. She is a strong believer that “It’s easier to build strong children than repair broken men” – Frederick Douglass, and starting with the mother is foundational to achieving healthy children!

Tara lives with her husband, two teenage children, and a fluffy little dog in San Diego, and is also a CrossFit Level 1 Coach at CrossFit Chula Vista.


Administration

Taylor Martinez, Office Administrator

Taylor joins the Biodynamic Wellness Team from Encinitas with a personal joy for natural health and wellness in her daily life. 

While attending Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, she interned on Capitol Hill and continued a path into local politics and community service. She previously worked as a policy advisor to a local San Diego County supervisor, as well as in marketing for a tech startup and most recently on freelance interior design projects. She serves on the founding board of her church and has a strong faith in God.

Newly-wed, Taylor and her husband are often at the beach in Cardiff, cooking for friends, or selling custom golf apparel together through their entrepreneurial venture!

 

Jamelle Ryan, Office Manager

Jamelle is a Southern California native who lives in Carlsbad with her daughter. When her child was only 5 months old, she started a local chapter of a Holistic Mom’s Group where she met and grew a close relationship with our Founder, Kim Schuette. 

Kim was an impactful mentor for Jamelle and inspired many parenting philosophies on how to raise her daughter and shared many nutritional principles on how to feed her family. Inspired by Kim, Jamelle has followed the Weston A. Price eating lifestyle for many years. Her focus has been on nutrient-dense, organic, whole-food eating and a non-toxic and holistic lifestyle. 

With a desire to follow in Kim’s footsteps, Jamelle recently went back to school to continue her studies at the American College of Healthcare Sciences. She has achieved her first goal of a Diploma in Holistic Health Practice and now she is on the path to complete a Bachelor’s Degree in Holistic Nutrition. 

She’s honored to be a member of the team at Biodynamic Wellness and be a part of helping to keep Kim’s legacy alive!

 

Steve Schuette, Administrator/CEO

 

 

 


Founder

Kim Schuette, CN, Certified GAPS Practitioner

Kim’s passion for and study of nutrition and holistic health began at the young age of 16 and was in private practice in the field of nutrition since 1999. She earned her certification as a Certified Nutritionist in 2002 and established Biodynamic Wellness. As her referral base grew, she began growing her practice by mentoring other nutritionists to develop a strong coherent team committed to supporting families in their many health challenges. Kim utilizes the dietary principles taught by Weston A. Price, D.D.S. along with real food-based nutritional therapies and biotherapeutic drainage therapy to support gut and digestive disorders, male and female hormonal imbalances, ADD/ADHD challenges and autoimmunity.

Kim introduced the GAPS Diet to clients in 2006 and in 2011 became a Certified GAPS™ Practitioner under the guidance of Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride. She incorporated blood chemistry, salivary hormone testing and hair mineral analysis when needed. Kim taught numerous seminars on topics ranging from mindful conception and female hormonal concerns to children’s health, healing with the GAPS Diet and transitioning to a whole foods diet. Kim received the Activist Award from the Weston A. Price Foundation in 2012 for her work in children’s nutrition and preconception nutrition. She served on the Board of Directors of the Weston A. Price Foundation, as well as the San Diego Chapter co-leader of the Weston A. Price Foundation. 

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