Bio:
Dr. Jennifer J. Stagg was born in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. She attended Memorial University of Newfoundland and received a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Nutrition. As an undergrad, she trained in lab research focusing on medicinal plants and immunology. Following graduation, she attended the University of Iowa as a doctoral student in biochemistry. Dr. Stagg left the field of research to pursue a career in natural medicine at the leading institution for science-based natural medicine, Bastyr University in Seattle, WA, graduating with a doctorate in naturopathic medicine. She continued with her research in medicinal plants and cancer at the NIH-funded Bastyr Research Center. Dr. Stagg is a licensed naturopathic physician in Connecticut and Washington State, and is an active member of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians and the American Academy of Anti-aging Medicine. She serves as Associate Editor of the international, peer-reviewed Journal of Herbs, Spices and Medicinal Plants. She also helps educate the public about natural medicine as a health writer for www.supplementnews.org

Philosophy:
As a naturopathic physician, I am dedicated to treating the whole person,considering the impact of stress and emotional health on physical conditions of the body. I meet each person where they are in terms of lifestyle changes and design treatment plans that fit the comfort level of the patient. By working together, patients are often more successful in addressing their health conditions. My approach is one of integration, working together with other health care providers for the best interest of the patient. Seeing a naturopathic physician does not mean you need to drop your PCP, even though many patients prefer to use only naturopathic medicine. My practice style focuses on science-based natural medicine. I also offer cutting-edge metabolic testing for patients who are interested in finding out the state of their bodies on a biochemical level. Not only do I treat acute and chronic conditions, but I also emphasize a wellness approach so patients can stay healthy.

Bio:
Dr. Mark S. Stagg was born in Newfoundland, Canada where he received a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Psychology. He played and coached rugby for many years, receiving player of the year and coaching teams to provincial championships. Dr. Stagg is a graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic. He has served as a professional mentor for medical students at Bastyr University and an adjunct faculty member for Marshall University School of Medicine. Dr. Stagg has completed extensive training in proper treatment protocols for patients involved in work injuries and auto accidents. He has written health columns for the Edmonds Beacon and the Herald-Dispatch. Dr. Stagg speaks regularly to businesses and community groups on injury prevention and wellness. He takes a special interest in not only getting patients out of pain but making sure all their health goals are addressed. Dr. Stagg previously practiced in the Seattle area, winning chiropractic clinic of the year. He is a licensed Chiropractic Physician in the state of Connecticut and an active member of the Connecticut Chiropractic Association.

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