About Us
SeekingHealth Educational Institute
Why Seeking Health Educational Institute?
Understanding nutrigenomics and methylation pathways are critical to optimizing the health in each and every one of us: women, men, children and unborn children.
Seeking Health Educational Institute (SHEI) identifies and assimilates clinically-relevant research in the areas of nutrigenomics and methylation. We then deliver it to the health professional – and layperson – via webinars, seminars, conferences, forums, podcasts, videos and articles.
As the leader in nutrigenomics and methylation research interpretation, SHEI is the trusted resource for health professionals and laypersons worldwide.
Our Promise
To change the healthcare model from disease-based medicine towards an integrative systems approach one healthcare professional at a time. To provide accurate, efficient and effective clinical tools. To strive towards optimizing life.
Our Vision
As the world’s leading educational institute integrating current nutrigenomics research into effective clinical interventions, Seeking Health Educational Institute will empower both physician and patient to prevent disease, obtain health and optimize the lives of future generations.
Our Mission
Providing education for both health professionals and laypersons in the art of integrating nutrigenomics with the principles of Vis Medicatrix Naturae, Tolle Causum, Tolle Totum and Docere.
Dr. Ben Lynch, ND
Benjamin Lynch, ND received his Cell and Molecular Biology, BS from the University of Washington and his ND from Bastyr University. His passion for identifying the cause of disease directed him towards nutrigenomics and methylation dysfunction. Currently, he researches, writes and presents worldwide on the topic of MTHFR and methylation defects. You may learn more about Dr Lynch and his work at www.MTHFR.net. Dr Lynch is also the President & CEO of www.SeekingHealth.com, a company oriented towards disease prevention and health promotion. He lives in Seattle, WA with his wife, Nadia, and three boys, Tasman, Mathew and Theodor.
