Faculty

Katie Gironda, A.S., CAM (Hons.)
Doctor of Orthomolecular Genomics

Orthomolecular Educator, Author, and Advocate Education & Academic Background Associate of Science in Complementary and Alternative Medicine, American College of Healthcare Sciences — Graduated with honors.

Professional Experience Orthomolecular Consultant (12+ years): Extensive practice in designing individualized nutrient protocols for clients with diverse health concerns, grounded in orthomolecular principles of biochemical individuality.
Author, The Family Guide to Orthomolecular Medicine: A modern foundational text that translates orthomolecular science into accessible, practical guidance for families and practitioners. Bridges clinical research with safe, effective dosing protocols.
Recognized within the orthomolecular community as a key resource in applied nutritional therapeutics.
Founder & Community Leader: Established and manages one of the world’s largest orthomolecular medicine communities, with social engagement exceeding 800,000 participants monthly. Functions as a global classroom, connecting patients, families, and practitioners with real-world orthomolecular applications and peer support.
Key Contributions to Orthomolecular Medicine Educational Leadership: Simplifies complex biochemical and genetic science into practical education for students, practitioners, and the public.
Clinical Advocacy: Promotes safe, effective use of Vitamin C, B3, amino acids, minerals, and fat-soluble vitamins in wellness contexts.
Global Outreach: Leveraged modern platforms to make orthomolecular knowledge accessible worldwide, expanding beyond traditional academic channels.
Ethical Advocacy: Champion of health freedom, informed consent, and nutritional sovereignty, ensuring individuals and families can access nutrient-based care. Impact & Recognition Katie Gironda is recognized as one of the contemporary voices carrying forward the legacy of orthomolecular pioneers like Linus Pauling, Abram Hoffer, and Irwin Stone. Unlike many of the early trailblazers, her role emphasizes education, community, and application, ensuring orthomolecular medicine is not only preserved but made actionable in daily life.
Her dual legacy—authoring a leading orthomolecular text and building a global grassroots movement—cements her as a modern-day force in advancing nutritional medicine.