AzureWellness Summit
- AzureWell Team
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A Free Virtual Summit Bringing Together Trusted Voices in Natural Healing
"Just like the bacteria in our bodies break down food to make it available at the cellular level, the microbes in healthy soil make nutrients available to plants." - David Stelzer
This summer, AzureWell hosted a free virtual AzureWellness Summit. This transformative week-long online experience began Monday with special guests Barbara O'Neill and David Stelzer, followed each weeknight by trusted AzureWell referral practitioners. Throughout the week they shared powerful insights on the foundational principles that influence true health and vitality. AzureWell’s community of practitioners explored topics including the determinants of health, women's wellness, cognitive resilience, immune fortitude, bioenergetics, and the body’s God-designed capacity to heal, adapt, and thrive. Each session was interactive, including practical education, authentic stories, and live engagement with questions from the audience.
"Morning sunlight helps regulate circadian rhythms that support healthy sleep and daytime alertness." - Barbara O’Neill
Presented by Barbara O’Neill and David Stelzer
"It's the bacteria and fungi in the soil that create the nutrients that become bioavailable for the plant." - David Stelzer
"Consistently getting about eight hours of sleep gives the body time to restore, regenerate, and prepare for the next day." - Barbara O’Neill
The AzureWellness Summit kicked off with an inspiring evening featuring Barbara O'Neill and David Stelzer, as they explored the foundational “Sustain Me - the 9 Pillars for Health and Longevity” — the everyday principles that profoundly shape energy, resilience, healing, longevity, and whole-body wellness. Topics ranged from nutrition, sleep, stress, movement, adetoxification, and emotional health, to the deeper lifestyle patterns that influence vitality. This powerful session challenged conventional thinking while equipping families with practical, natural strategies to reclaim their health through foundational living.
"We should aim for at least seven different fibers per meal." - Barbara O’Neill
Presented By Dr. Alfonso Monzo, ND and Amy Ellsworth, RD
"One thing that I believe is missing in the function space is addressing the spiritual and energetic part of health. We were created Spirit, Soul and Body — the body gets addressed by many, while the soul and spirit are often ignored as being a part of 'dis' ease. I'd like to change that!" - Amy Ellsworth, RD
Listen in as Alfonso Monzo, ND and Amy Ellsworth, RD have a thought-provoking conversation exploring the body as more than chemistry alone — a divinely designed system of physical, electrical, and vibrational intelligence created to sustain life, maintain harmony, and radiate vitality. This powerful session dove into the emerging conversation around bioenergetics, biophotons, frequency coherence, energetic integrity in foods and supplements, and the importance of aligning modern wellness practices with the natural design principles observed throughout Creation. Through a blend of foundational science, natural health philosophy, and practical application, listeners gained a deeper understanding of how what we consume may influence not only the body’s biochemistry, but also its energetic balance, resilience, and overall wellbeing.
"Mixing and twisting the Bible's instructions with what you put on and in your body creates incoherence with the Aleph-Tav system of Hebraic letters that govern its telecommunications system — a short-circuiting situation that can only spell disaster.” - Dr. Alfonso Monzo, ND
"I'm a big proponent of maintaining proper nutrients in our soil, resting our land, and providing the next generation with top quality soil to produce nutrient dense foods." - Amy Ellsworth, RD
Presented By Christie Fleetwood, ND, RPh, FNMI, cBC and Marie Graf, RDN
“Healthy fats are essential for normal physiology and should not be indiscriminately removed from the diet” - Marie Graf, RDN
“Every medical intervention has the potential for unintended consequences, making ongoing evaluation and individualized care essential.” - Christie Fleetwood, ND, RPh, FNMI, cBC
Gain insights from Christie Fleetwood, ND, RPh and Marie Graf, RDN as they explore women’s health through the lens of foundational wellness and compassionate, whole-person care. Drawing from decades of clinical experience and personal insight, Dr. Fleetwood and Marie Graf addressed the many factors that shape women’s health and long-term vitality, while encouraging attendees to become thoughtful and confident participants in their own healthcare journey. Discussions explored the importance of understanding both the benefits and potential risks associated with prescriptions, procedures, and modern healthcare approaches. This included a conversation around iatrogenesis (harm caused by medical treatment) and the consideration of available alternatives. Through a restorative lens that honors the body, emotions and mind (“soul”), and spirit, these powerful presentations challenged attendees to think more intentionally about personal wellness, ethical and compassionate approaches to care, and the importance of creating environments where women and families can truly thrive with natural healthcare.
“Removing obstacles to health and restoring the determinants of health should be the first step in any healing journey.” - Christie Fleetwood, ND, RPh, FNMI, cBC
“Supplements are most effective when they complement a nutrient-dense diet rather than compensate for a poor one.” - Marie Graf, RDN
“Lifestyle factors including nutrition, stress, sleep, environmental exposures, and medications—can significantly influence how genes are expressed.” - Christie Fleetwood, ND, RPh, FNMI, cBC
Presented by Eli Camp, ND, DHANP, FNMI and Shayna Powell, ND, VNMI
“Intestinal permeability is influenced by multiple factors—including diet, stress, medications, infections, and environmental exposures—rather than a single cause." - Shayna Powell, ND, VNMI
“Trace minerals serve as essential cofactors for thousands of enzymatic reactions that sustain normal cellular function.” - Eli Camp, ND, DHANP, FNMI
Hear from Eli Camp, ND and Shayna Powell, ND about how the foundations of immune health and the lifestyle patterns that help the body build resilience in a rapidly changing world. From gut health, stress, sleep, nutrient status, and environmental burden to the interconnected role of metabolism, inflammation, and terrain, this practical and encouraging conversation helped attendees better understand how to support the body’s natural defense systems through foundational nutrition, restorative living, and holistic wellness principles designed for individuals and families alike.
“The goal of liver-supportive herbs is to promote normal bile flow and the body's natural detoxification pathways—not to force detoxification.” - Shayna Powell, ND, VNMI
“Modern dietary patterns and environmental stressors increase the importance of intentionally replenishing essential micronutrients.” - Eli Camp, ND, DHANP, FNMI
“The gastrointestinal tract functions as a protective barrier, making gut integrity a foundational component of immune resilience." - Shayna Powell, ND, VNMI
Presented by Jason Kinley, ND, VNMI and Nate Petersburg, ND, FNMI
“Food intolerances can contribute to systemic inflammation, with effects that may appear in the joints, eyes, brain, skin, or other tissues—not just the gastrointestinal tract.” - Dr. Nate Petersburgh, ND
“Cholesterol is a fundamental structural component of the brain and serves as the backbone for hormone synthesis, making adequate cholesterol essential for normal repair and neurological function.” - Dr. Jason Kinley, ND
Follow along as Jason Kinley, ND and Nate Petersburg, ND focus on cognitive function, neurological resilience, and the foundational principles that support long-term brain health. Through both clinical insight and personal experience, this powerful conversation explored the interconnected relationship between inflammation, stress, metabolism, nervous system regulation, trauma, lifestyle patterns, and the brain’s remarkable capacity for adaptation and restoration. Through this conversation, attendees gained practical strategies for supporting mental clarity, focus, memory, emotional wellbeing, and whole-body vitality in an increasingly overstimulated and toxic modern world.
“More than 95% of the body's serotonin is produced in the gastrointestinal tract, making digestive health a critical component of both gut and brain function.” - Dr. Jason Kinley, ND
“Brain health cannot be separated from gut health, as both systems communicate continuously and influence one another's function.” - Dr. Jason Kinley, ND
“Personalized nutrition identifies the specific foods an individual can or cannot tolerate, recognizing that one dietary approach does not fit every patient.” - Dr. Nate Petersburgh, ND
Disclaimer: AzureWell referral practitioners are independent healthcare professionals and are not employees, agents, or representatives of AzureWell or Azure Standard. Any views, recommendations, or educational content shared are solely those of the individual practitioners and do not constitute medical advice, endorsement, or representation by AzureWell or Azure Standard.
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