Wendy Romig, DCN, MS, CNS, Dietitian-Nutritionist
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Wendy Romig, DCN, MS, CNS

Nutritionist | Nutrition, Metabolic

33 W King St 317 Malvern PA, 19355

About

Dr. Wendy Romig, Doctor of Clinical Nutrition, is Founder and Clinical Director of Sage Integrative Health. Sage Integrative Health is a compassionate, results-driven functional nutrition and herbal medicine practice with the focus on uncovering the root cause of of health concerns. Dr. Romig specializes in offering nutritional interventions, herbal protocols and lifestyle modifications to help patients improve their overall quality of life while working to bring their bodies back into balance. 

Education and Training

Maryland Univ of Integr Health DCN 2019

Provider Details

FemaleEnglish

Areas of expertise and specialization

Gut DisordersHormonal ImbalancesInflammatory ConditionsAdrenal Imbalances

Professional Memberships

  • American Nutrition Association  

Treatments

  • -nutritional interventions-herbal medicine-lifestyle modifications-functional testing (organic acid test, DUTCH test, stool testing, etc.)

Wendy Romig, DCN, MS, CNS's Practice location

Sage Integrative Health Center - Founder & Clinical Director

33 W King St 317 -
Malvern, PA 19355
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