
About
This started as a personal search, not a business idea
Healthy Latitude exists because one person spent years doing this the hard way — moving, measuring, sourcing food locally, and learning what conventional relocation research leaves out.
Years of firsthand experience across Mexico and Central America
The credential, described accurately
The founder is an American Naturopathic Medical Board-Certified Quantum Biology Practitioner. That credential reflects completed professional training in quantum biology and its practical application to environment and lifestyle — light exposure, circadian rhythms, electromagnetic environment, food sourcing and the conditions of the places people live.
It is equally important to state what it is not. It is not a physician license, not a medical specialty, and not any other clinical healthcare credential. It does not qualify him to diagnose, treat or manage disease, and Healthy Latitude does not attempt to. What the training does support is a structured, informed way of thinking about environmental variables when evaluating a potential place to live.

Current Board Certification — ANMCB
American Naturopathic Medical Certification Board
Why quantum biology entered the picture
His interest began through the published work of a physician focused on quantum biology. That work led him to investigate how location and the surrounding environment might align with his personal health priorities — and to stop evaluating places purely by cost of living, beaches, real estate, nightlife or expat population.
Instead he started paying attention to variables that conventional relocation resources rarely mention: what the electromagnetic environment is like where you sleep, how developed the surroundings are, how much natural light you actually get in your daily routine, and whether you can realistically buy food from the people who grow, catch and raise it.
Doing the work in the field
Over the years his method became hands-on: personally using meters to investigate RF/EMF exposure and magnetic-field conditions, exploring neighborhoods and surrounding land on foot, and tracking down farmers, fishermen, butchers and other sources of natural local foods — the part of relocation research that cannot be done from a browser.
Measurements are observations, not certifications. Conditions change with time, with infrastructure build-out, and even from one street to the next. That honesty is part of the method: knowing what can be measured, what has to be verified on the ground, and what can only be assumed.
The personal part
Before applying quantum-biology principles in his own life, the founder experienced serious health problems. He reports that some completely reversed and others improved to a tolerable degree. Two years ago, a relatively simple medical procedure nearly killed him. Recovery has been long and slow, and he believes his environment and lifestyle in Nicaragua have been important in supporting it.
This is his personal experience. It is shared to explain why he cares so much about environment and location — not as evidence that moving to Nicaragua, taking measurements, or following the same practices will produce anyone else's health outcome.
The philosophy behind the consulting
You aren't choosing a location based on someone else's definition of paradise. You're developing a personalized strategy around the environmental and lifestyle priorities that matter to you. That is the whole idea, and it is why no two strategy sessions end with the same recommendation.
Put that experience to work on your search
You can spend months piecing together generic information written for people with completely different priorities — or you can start with a personalized strategy built around the environmental and lifestyle factors that matter to you.
$297 Healthy Location Strategy Session, including limited follow-up messaging support.