Taylor McCullagh is a highly skilled functional nutrition professional with a diverse educational background. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Nutrition from Syracuse University and a Master’s degree in Clinical Nutrition and Nutrigenomics from Sonoran University. Additionally, she is a registered herbalist with the American Herbalist Guild.

Diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and lupus at just 12 years old, Taylor faced significant health challenges. Lacking nutritional and supplemental guidance, she underwent multiple surgeries after the medications available at the time failed her. These personal experiences have fueled her passion for holistic health, inspiring her to use a wide range of therapies to guide others on their healing journeys. Taylor empowers her clients by providing them with the knowledge and confidence to manage their health through clinical herbalism and functional nutrition.

Throughout her clinical career, Taylor has been dedicated to integrating these practices to support her clients in achieving a higher quality of life. She is excited to bring her expertise to the Crohn’s Colitis Lifestyle team as a Nutrition Professor at IBD University and as a Private Coach, helping those with IBD around the world.

In addition to her professional work, Taylor is an avid traveler, backpacker, and home cook with a passion for herbal gardening. She finds joy and healing in her connection to nature and is eager to share her knowledge and experiences with the CCL community.