The biology of living well.

I’ve always been more interested in solving problems than building products. Usually, the first problem is my own.

When I unexpectedly started gaining weight in my thirties, I began experimenting with red light therapy. I developed one of the industry’s early full-body panels in 2015, but I’ve always loved to travel — and dragging a giant light panel around the world was obviously not happening.

I wanted something effective, wearable and portable. So I created the Lipo Wrap — the world’s first wearable red light therapy device — and NuShape grew from there.

Years later, when my grandmother began showing signs of dementia, I went deep into brain health and eventually developed the NeuroWrap, combining near-infrared light and PEMF in a single wearable device.

Those experiences taught me something that now shapes everything I do: technology is only part of the picture. Sleep, light, movement, nutrition, recovery and the nervous system all matter. The best technology works even better when you understand the body around it.

My work has since been featured on The Rachael Ray Show, used by elite athletes and public figures, and developed through collaborations with organizations including Soho House and Equinox.

I’m still experimenting, still traveling, still developing — and still ridiculously picky about what I put my name on. If I can’t make something better, I’d rather not make it at all.

Thank you for being here.