Dr. Steve Nenninger is a Naturopathic physician with practices in Manhattan, Port Jefferson, New York, and Phoenix, Arizona.  To keep pace with his busy lifestyle, he follows the GenoType Diet (he’s a GT-3, Teacher).  “Since implementing the GenoType Diet 6 months ago, my health has reached its highest point in my adult life.”  Dr. Nenninger says enthusiastically, “I was eating gluten free bread with a lot of tapioca in it and not feeling well.  I switched to a gluten free alternative that matched my GenoType and have felt much better.   This is an example that shows how important the GenoType Diet is.”

He feels so strongly about The GenoType Diet that he has transitioned every patient from the Blood Type Diet to the GenoType Diet.  “Most of my patients get better and the GenoType Diet is an essential part of that.” 

His patients trust him implicitly and he takes a straightforward approach with them, “I tell them if they want to get well then they need to do exactly what I say.  Because they know that I care, they are willing to do what I ask.”   In addition, to nutritional therapies, he incorporates homeopathy into patient care.  He also uses NAP supplements and puts his patients on the starter pack, “There’s no point in having a person take a supplement that’s not in balance with their GenoType.”    

A fan of Dr. D’Adamo’s work from the beginning – Dr. Nenninger was one of the early adopters of The Blood Type Diet - he praises the D’Adamo’s work, “I can’t speak highly enough of Dr. D’Adamo and Martha D’Adamo’s contribution to my naturopathic practice.  As other companies have focused on yesterday’s science, Dr’ D’Adamo has been moving the science of health and healing forward.  I would not be as effective as a doctor without the science and products of the GenoType Diet.”

Dr. Nenninger discusses his healing philosophy on his website (www.SteveNenninger.com) in such a beautiful and touching way, “When I hear stories of brilliant people doing amazing research, and when I listen to beautiful people touching others' lives, when I hear of dedicated people taking the risk to care...and to try, it infuses my belief that I can choose to live in a world where good triumphs, where one person can make a difference, and where a doctor, doing the right thing, not because it is prestigious or profitable, but because it is the right thing, can help create remarkable recovery.”