Back in 2015, my health completely collapsed. Since then, I’ve been on a deep dive into detoxing, nutrition, and the messy, yet fascinating, ways our bodies really work. What started as survival quickly turned into a passion, and over the years I’ve pieced together insights most people either overlook or put behind a paywall.
I came into this as a software engineer, not a doctor, which gives me a different perspective than many in the health space. My goal is simple: share what I’ve learned in a way that makes the journey easier for others. In return, I just ask for a little support, whether that’s sharing my content, using my affiliate links, becoming a patreon, or buying me a coffee now and then.
Over the years I’ve built tools and communities to help people get started:
- Diet basics: whyiodine.com/clean-diet
- Intro to natural health: sickoftired.com
- Genetics & nutritional balancing: methylate.me
- Video library: unpilled.tv
- Iodine community: 80,000+ members at Iodine for Beginners on Facebook
What Makes My Approach Different
I don’t just recycle the same talking points you’ve already heard. My focus is on the overlooked details and connections that can completely change how we understand health:
- Cream of tartar for potassium (and the hidden sulfite problem)
- Low stomach acid blocking protein, B12, and causing anemia
- How B12 is tied to glutathione and lithium
- Elevated indoor CO₂ levels causing fatigue and brain fog
- EMFs lowering antioxidants, raising gut permeability, and driving autoimmunity
- Thyroid connections to oxalates and mercury
- Why “vitamin” D isn’t what we think it is
These aren’t just theories, I’ve lived them, tested them, and seen the patterns play out in real life.
A Bit of My Background
I’ve always been wired to figure things out. As a kid, I was fixing engines, tinkering with computers, and seeing how everything connected. I didn’t do well in school and honestly, I hacked the school network in order to graduate. I built a social media site in the ’90s that drew millions of hits, taught myself Linux servers, and wired systems in schools, military buildings, and homes. I’ve fixed boats mechanics gave up on, installed satellite arrays with zero training, and hacked together solutions when no one else could.
That same curiosity and persistence is what I bring into health. I can’t just sit back while people (and our pets) keep suffering from things that can be fixed. That’s why I spend my free time researching, experimenting, and sharing what works.