Serena Dolton

Serena Dolton, born in Austin, Texas, in 1980, is a renowned author and naturopath dedicated to promoting health through natural methods. Growing up in a family that favored natural remedies, she developed a passion for alternative medicine early on. This interest led her to study the theories of the world’s most famous naturopaths in depth. Serena earned a degree in Natural Sciences from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Master’s in Environmental Sciences from the University of Colorado. She completed her doctorate in Naturopathy at Bastyr University while working as an ethnobotanist in Peru, exploring the healing properties of local plants. During a conference on alternative medicine, Serena met Barbara O’Neill. Inspired by Barbara's seminars, Serena eagerly incorporated these methods into her daily routine, resulting in significant health improvements. Their relationship evolved from student and teacher to one of mutual respect and admiration. Serena’s holistic approach to health emphasizes the importance of nutrition, hydration, and emotional balance, forming the cornerstone of her therapeutic methods. Her work is noted for its direct and practical approach, focusing on prevention and maintaining the body's natural equilibrium. Driven by the belief that the human body has an extraordinary capacity to heal itself when properly supported, her mission is to inspire individuals to take control of their health through informed and natural choices. Ultimately, Serena wrote "Barbara O’Neill Natural Herbal Remedies Lost Collection." This comprehensive 12-in-1 encyclopedia, featuring Over 800 natural remedies, is a complete resource for anyone seeking holistic health, well-being, and a toxin-free lifestyle.