Bettina Zumdick is a teacher, counselor, humanitarian, and author who is integrating the modern knowledge of the West with the ancient wisdom from the East. With a background in Food Science, Dietetics and Nutrition from the Wilhelms University in Münster, Germany, she has been involved in sharing her knowledge about Food as Medicine – using foods to maintain or re-gain good health.  With over 30 years of experience in the field of holistic health, wellness, and macrobiotics she has helped many people to regain and retain their health and vibrancy.

Realizing the complex interconnections between Body, Soul and Spirit through her own healing journey from Lyme disease, Bettina knows it is possible to improve your health, shine with the light and beauty from within and to deepen the quality of all your experiences in life.

We are at a crucial crossroads in our human experience. Each one of us has an important role to play in the transformation of humanity - let us help each other to realize the golden dream of humanity: Peace on Earth with Enough for All. 

Bettina has lectured, presented and counseled in many places in the US and abroad, such as the accounting firm Ernst & Young in Secaucus, New Jersey, The Open Center in New York City, St. Rose College in Albany, New York, Cancer Support Groups in the US and many other places.

In our present day world food is considered a commodity. Bettina feels that every human being on this planet should have a basic right to good quality food.

Many of Bettina’s life-changing experiences came through dreams, meaning that information pertinent to this physical reality was revealed in dreams, as well as downloads of knowledge and wisdom directly into the mind which has been of assistance to her personally and to her family, friends and clients.

Her life-long deep inner spiritual quest to understand the blueprint of our reality and what lies beyond has lead her to engage in spiritual practices to help access the vast knowledge, wisdom, power and love that is available to all of us.

Being a mother of a young man, she is aware of the challenges child rearing brings with it – especially as a single mother - and thus compassionately helping others in similar situations.

Beyond her holistic health and nutritional counseling/presentations, she practices Qi Gong and Meditation and similar Body/Soul/Spirit pursuits daily.

Bettina also loves dancing, hiking, cross-country skiing, kayaking, gardening, traveling to new and ancient places.