You know that feeling when something just isn’t right? Not wrong exactly. Just… off. Like your body’s been trying to tell you something for a long time now, and you’ve been too busy listening to everyone else to hear it
I know that feeling. I lived it.
My name is Carol Egan. And for the past six years, while working as Clinical Advisor and Environmental Health Researcher for CellCore Biosciences, I’ve listened to 100s of practitioner’s scratch their heads over the same thing. Their patients are doing everything right. Following their recommended protocols. Taking every supplement they suggest. And still feel terrible. You want to know why? Because many are not asking the right questions.
I still do that work at CellCore. But I also sit with people like you. Just the two of us. No group programs. No generic advice. Just honest, unhurried conversations about what is actually going on inside your body and why.
Here’s the kind of thing I’m talking about. Glyphosate. You’ve probably heard of it before. It’s a pesticide, and nearly 600 million pounds of it gets sprayed across this country every single year. It gets into our food, into our water, and into our air. And it ravages our gut health and our energy. Most doctors don’t know to test for environmental toxins. But when we do? The picture changes completely.
Glyphosate is just one toxin. There are thousands more. That’s what I do. I identify what toxins are in your body harming you, and then we remove them.
This work isn’t for everyone. And I’m not going to pretend it is. It takes a certain kind of person, a person who’s been to more doctors than they can count, with more “solutions” that didn’t work. Someone who’s tired enough to do what it actually takes to feel better.
Sound like you? Awesome. Because I’ve spent years finding answers to questions many don’t even know to ask.
You’ve tried everything. Now let’s find what everyone missed. I work one on one. Intensive. No shortcuts. If you’re ready, I’d love to hear from you.
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20+ Years of Integrated Training Combining advanced degrees, environmental health research, and extensive certification in transformational and integrative health methodologies.
Credentials You Can Count On
- Clinical Advisor + Environmental Health Researcher at CellCore Biosciences
- M.Ed., Magna Cum Laude – Boston College
- B.A., Magna Cum Laude – Mount Holyoke College
- Cornell Nutrition Sciences Certificate
Media & Recognition:
- Featured on Better Connecticut, CBS News, Boston News Network, Transformation Talk Radio, Bella Magazine, and numerous health podcasts
- Mount Holyoke College News feature
- Forbes Coaches Council (2017-2023)
Health & Wellness Certifications:
- Certified Holistic Health Coach (CHHC)
- Certified Integrative Health Practitioner (CIHP)
- Certified Nutrition Coach (CNC)
- Advanced Clinical Education in Foundational Medicine (CCB)
- CellCore Muscle Testing Training (Levels 1-3)
- Specialized certifications in detoxification, digestive health, and toxin elimination
Professional Affiliations:
- American Association of Integrative Health
- American Association of Drugless Practitioners (AADP)
- Toastmasters International, Advanced Communicator
Additional Training:
- Landmark Education – Advanced Leadership and Introduction Leader
- Quantum Reflex Analysis Practitioner
- Kriya Yoga Practitioner
- 20+ years clinical experience
The Me Behind My Work
Late bloomer by choice
At 36, I earned a full ride to Mount Holyoke College, America’s first women’s college. Traditional timelines never made sense to me. I believe in arriving when you’re ready, not when society says you should be.
All in, always
When I believe in something, I don’t let go. I have the persistence of a dog with a bone in its mouth. It’s served me well all my life, where half-hearted efforts get half-hearted results—and full-hearted efforts get full-hearted results.
Solo adventures, real insights
Four months biking and hiking Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way alone. Ocean air, raw beauty, and the kind of clarity that only comes when you strip away everything familiar. The South African bush taught different lessons—plant medicine and the wild rhythm of nature that reminded me we’re not separate from the earth, we’re part of it.
Fire teaches truth
I’ve walked on fire five times with Tony Robbins. Each time, I walked away clearer, stronger, and more certain. When you’re willing to do what scares you, everything else becomes possible. Fear stops being the boss.
Solo parenting builds strength
Raising my son alone gave me my best friend and greatest teacher. He taught me what unconditional love actually looks like in practice—messy, imperfect, and absolutely transformative. Watching him become the man he is today reminds me that our deepest challenges often hold our greatest gifts. He didn’t just survive my parenting; he thrived, and taught me how to love without limits.
From breakdown to breakthrough
I know what it’s like to lose your health completely—and to reclaim it, fully. That journey from illness to strength is why I’m relentless about helping others return to vitality. When you’ve been in that darkness, you don’t waste time on surface-level solutions.
One more step changes everything
At the Eiffel Tower, I thought I’d reached the highest landing. Then I spotted one more staircase. Climbing it changed everything—Paris was aglow below, and I understood something about always going just a little further than you think you can.
Smart people, good hearts
I get energized around brilliant thinkers, but intelligence without kindness? Hard pass. The best minds lead with both brain and heart.
Learning never stops
Five years studying Werner Erhard’s work. Decades of spiritual study. New research in functional and foundational medicine. Growth doesn’t have an expiration date.
Simple pleasures ground me
Thirty-two ounces of green juice daily—non-negotiable. Martha’s Vineyard on two wheels, heart wide open. Hiking at sunrise. Long baths that reset everything. Lifting weights because strength is resilience made visible. Dancing when the music moves me, because freedom looks different for everyone.
These experiences didn’t just happen to me, they made me who I became, who I am. Into someone who’s lived fully, failed forward, and learned that real transformation requires both courage and compassion. Someone who won’t let you settle for less than you’re capable of, because I know what’s possible when you stop playing small with your life.
