“Empowering people to heal naturally is at the core of everything I do. At Kidney Coach, I guide clients with evidence-based tools and personalized support to help them take real control of their kidney health.”
Duncan is a second-generation Naturopath and fully qualified Nutritionist with over 20 years of experience in the health industry. He has worked across Australia and the United States, and is recognised as a leading kidney disease specialist. He developed the world’s first naturopathic kidney health program and is a best-selling author in the field.
Duncan is the co-founder of Kidney Coach, where he’s committed to making holistic kidney care accessible, practical, and empowering for people at every stage of their journey. With a background in advanced naturopathic medicine and clinical nutrition, he specialises in supporting those with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and related metabolic conditions.
Drawing on both traditional naturopathy and modern, evidence-based strategies, Duncan has helped thousands around the world improve their health and quality of life. In addition to his kidney work, he has developed respected programs for thyroid and liver health and is the author of several health-focused books.
Known for his clear, down-to-earth communication style, Duncan excels at turning complex health concepts into real-world strategies. His mission is to give people the knowledge and confidence to take control of their kidney health through natural therapies, sustainable lifestyle changes, and ongoing support.
Outside of his professional life, Duncan enjoys traveling, hiking in nature, live music, and the occasional comedy night. He’s continually exploring the latest in nutrition and functional medicine, driven by a passion to create meaningful, lasting change, one kidney at a time.
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