Lindsay Goddard is a Registered and Licensed Dietitian (RDN, LD/N), with a Master’s in Nutrition, and a Bachelor’s in Biology with a concentration in Human Physiology and Ecology. She is also currently working on a Graduate Certificate in Toxicology through the University of South Florida. She has worked in a variety of settings from 1000+ bed hospitals, Universities, and Outpatient clinics, along with a successful private practice. She specialises in pediatrics and GI disorders, integrating both functional and conventional approaches with regards to nutrition. After years of being in the field, she decided to shift gears and work for a laboratory to help support and educate providers from a different avenue. She has been with MosaicDX for 4 years and enjoy shedding light on the connections and interactions between the body, the environment, and nutrition.
We know that the brain and the gut are intricately interrelated – indeed the gut is often referred to as our second brain. Exciting new developments in the arena of the gut-brain axis (GBA) – also referred to as the ‘psychobiome’ offers promise for many mental health disorders.
