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Our graduates have gone places – from broadcast T.V. to doctor’s offices, school lunch lines to political campaigns… and beyond!
Andrea Beaman
You may recognize Andrea from her participation on Bravo TV’s Top Chef, or perhaps you’ve read one of her many books… Want to learn more about her practice, her inspiration and her background?
Visit Andrea.
Alex Jamison
Alex was the nutritionist behind her husband, Morgan Spurlock’s, road to health after he abused his body for the 2002 documentary, Super Size Me. She has appeared on CNN, countless talk shows and as the speaker for the National American Heart Association conference.
Learn more about Alex.
Mary Kent Hearon
Mary Kent has transformed her love of health, food and fashion into a thriving international business called Nutritionista™! Whether you’re in the U.S. or London, Mary Kent’s Weekly Beat newsletter will keep you up to date on the latest in nutrition news.
Experience Mary Kent’s passion.
Amy Kalafa
Amy was recently appointed as a Lecturer at the Yale School of Medicine and Psychiatry for her work in the field of health communication, particularly in recognition of a series she created for Court TV, “Inside the Criminal Mind.” Amy is also a holistic health and nutrition counselor and a Lyme Disease consultant. She, along with Susan Rubin, is one of TWO ANGRY MOMS. The noted and influential indie documentary film.
Susan P. Rubin, DMD
Dr. Rubin is director of A Better Way Holistic Health, a private health counseling practice in Mount Kisco, NY. Her unique approach and in-depth knowledge provides clients with effective drug-free solutions for a wide range of health related concerns. Food and lifestyle changes are her biggest healing tools. In addition to her private practice, she teaches cooking classes and conducts workshops and programs on many aspects of food, public health advocacy and holistic healing. With Amy Kalafa, she is one of TWO ANGRY MOMS, the noted indie documentary film.
Doug Miller, MD
Doug is a gastroenterologist, who works with stomach disorders like irritable bowel syndrome and acid reflux. He also serves on the clinical faculty at Yale University. He came to IIN because he felt his education was lacking and since graduation, he has integrated lifestyle and nutrition changes into his practice.
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