Move Forward Natural Health: Ryan Kneessi, ND

Move Forward Natural Health: Ryan Kneessi, ND Developing nutritional and supplemental strategies to address the root cause of your health concern. Dr. Ryan Kneessi is a naturopathic doctor.

He combines medical knowledge with a dedication to wellness through natural means. He began his journey into the medical world through an interest in exercise and nutrition to improve overall health, which led him to earn a bachelor’s degree in exercise science in 2005 from Salisbury University in Maryland. His interest in Naturopathic medicine did not stop at this point; instead, Dr. Kneessi decided to expand his knowledge and open his own practice. He graduated with a doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from National University of Health Sciences. Prior to acquiring an education in health care, Dr. Kneessi worked as a personal trainer in Sonoma County, California, where he learned firsthand the importance of nutrition and exercise for the human body. He witnessed the effects of different exercises on the muscles and even on people’s overall mental health. This was also when he developed an interest in learning more about holistic approaches to health since he saw how non-medical procedures can significantly impact the overall health of an individual. Today, Dr. Kneessi incorporates his education and real-life experience to solve health concerns that plague the general population. He utilizes a natural approach to medicine, consisting of nutritional changes, supplements and the use of botanicals. He takes an individualized approach that factors in the patient’s medical history to achieve a better level of overall health and assist the patient with obtaining goals set by his or herself. He prides himself on integrity, genuine compassion and creating a patient-centric environment, in which his goal is to provide in-depth education and counseling to each patient to improve health and the current standards set by other providers.

Add bone marrow to meals. Rich in alkylglycerols that support detoxification pathways and cellular repair.
01/03/2026

Add bone marrow to meals. Rich in alkylglycerols that support detoxification pathways and cellular repair.

Strength train 3 to 4 times per week with progressive overload. Stimulates muscle protein synthesis and stem cell recrui...
01/03/2026

Strength train 3 to 4 times per week with progressive overload. Stimulates muscle protein synthesis and stem cell recruitment.

BPA from can linings mimics estrogen which burdens detoxification pathways
01/03/2026

BPA from can linings mimics estrogen which burdens detoxification pathways

Mitochondrial dysfunction saps energy. Toxin overload impairs electron transport. Support with stearic acid from fatty b...
01/02/2026

Mitochondrial dysfunction saps energy. Toxin overload impairs electron transport. Support with stearic acid from fatty beef cuts.

Leaky Gut Syndrome: Heal Your Gut, Heal Your Body – A Naturopathic Doctor’s Guide Learn more about natural solutions
01/02/2026

Leaky Gut Syndrome: Heal Your Gut, Heal Your Body – A Naturopathic Doctor’s Guide Learn more about natural solutions

Leaky gut (increased intestinal permeability) isn’t just bloating or IBS — it’s the #1 hidden driver of chronic inflammation, autoimmunity, hormone chaos, brain fog, joint pain, and accelerated aging. When the tight junctions between intestinal cells break down from gluten, stress, dysbiosis, ...

01/02/2026

Nutrient Spotlight: Choline - Egg yolks are the richest source. Critical for methylation, brain health, and preventing fatty liver.

Milk thistle silymarin protects hepatocytes. Enhances phase 2 liver detox. Ideal for toxin exposure.
01/02/2026

Milk thistle silymarin protects hepatocytes. Enhances phase 2 liver detox. Ideal for toxin exposure.

Common Question: Why do I feel tired on low carb at first? Body shifting to fat burning. Mitochondria adapting. Support ...
01/02/2026

Common Question: Why do I feel tired on low carb at first? Body shifting to fat burning. Mitochondria adapting. Support with electrolytes salt magnesium and patience 4 to 6 weeks.

High homocysteine points to methylation issues. Boost with choline rich egg yolks and bioactive folate from liver.
01/02/2026

High homocysteine points to methylation issues. Boost with choline rich egg yolks and bioactive folate from liver.

01/02/2026

Telomere attrition limits cell division. Lifestyle stressors like sprints and feast fast cycles help preserve length naturally.

Eat nose to tail. Liver provides bioavailable copper and vitamin A key for energy metabolism and immune balance.
01/02/2026

Eat nose to tail. Liver provides bioavailable copper and vitamin A key for energy metabolism and immune balance.

Morning sunlight within 30 min of waking. Sets circadian rhythm. Boosts mitochondrial redox. Supports NAD+ cycling.
01/02/2026

Morning sunlight within 30 min of waking. Sets circadian rhythm. Boosts mitochondrial redox. Supports NAD+ cycling.

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