Amy Jaramillo is the Founder and Scientific Director of Body Science LLC, a clinical practice she launched in 2016 to bring root-cause medicine to the forefront of chronic disease care. With over 21 years of experience spanning neurogenetics, neuroanatomy, and integrative healthcare, Amy has become a trusted voice in the field of complex illness—especially in conditions where traditional medicine often runs out of answers.

 

Amy leads a multidisciplinary team of licensed medical doctors, specialists, and clinical professionals who execute the protocols she designs. While she is not a medical doctor, her role as Scientific Director ensures that every strategy is grounded in rigorous analysis and delivered through appropriate clinical channels. Her collaborative model allows for comprehensive care that is both personalized and professionally managed.

 

Her work is perhaps best known for something once thought impossible: four documented reversals of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), a.k.a. Lou Gehrig’s Disease / Motor Neuron Disease (MND), a neurodegenerative disease widely considered irreversible. If ALS—arguably one of the most challenging conditions—can be reversed, then what does that say about the potential for other chronic diseases? It’s a question that opens the door to a new way of thinking.

 

Amy’s approach is built on a simple but powerful principle: symptoms are signals, they are the effect, not the cause. That’s why she believes “matching pills to ills” is a poor substitution for understanding, targeting and repairing the actual problem.  So, rather than chasing labels like “Crohn’s,” “thyroid dysfunction,”, “autoimmune disease,” or even “ALS” she focuses on identifying the actual causes—whether that’s toxic exposures, stealth infections, genetic detoxification challenges, or immune system misfires. These causes are finite. And once they’re identified, they can be targeted and addressed.

 

Her success in ALS is just the beginning. Amy has also worked successfully with other neurodegenerative conditions including Alzheimer’s Disease, Parkinson’s Disease, and Multiple Sclerosis. Separate from her expertise in neurodegeneration, she’s had impressive success helping individuals with a wide range of chronic health issues—from gut dysfunction (including colitis and Crohn’s), thyroid imbalances, adrenal fatigue, and hormonal disruption, to autoimmune presentations like Sjögren’s syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and more. These conditions may wear different names, but they often stem from the same underlying culprits.

 

In today’s world, it’s no longer rare to feel unwell—it’s become the norm. Fatigue that lasts all day, achy joints, sore muscles, poor sleep, anxiety, low libido, brain fog, and memory lapses are so widespread that it’s hard to find someone who isn’t struggling with at least a few of these symptoms. The list keeps growing, and so does the number of people who feel stuck in a cycle of chronic discomfort. As environmental exposures, stressors, and biochemical disruptors continue to increase, so does the burden of illness.

 

Yet despite the rising tide of symptoms, conventional medicine often focuses on managing them—not resolving them. Amy’s work flips that model on its head. Her root-cause methodology acts like a master key, unlocking the door to healing across a wide spectrum of conditions. By tracing symptoms back to their origin, she helps people move beyond band aiding symptoms and into true recovery.

 

Importantly, Amy’s work isn’t limited to those who are sick. Many of her clients are already healthy and seek her guidance to stay that way—or to optimize their performance, longevity, and resilience. Whether it’s preventing disease, enhancing energy, or fine-tuning metabolic function, her root-cause strategy applies just as powerfully to wellness as it does to illness.

 

Amy holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Chemistry from Florida State University. She is a long-standing member of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M), a founding member of the International Peptide Society, and a former participant in the Association for the Advancement of Restorative Medicine (AARM). She has spoken at leading medical conferences including The American College for Advancement in Medicine (ACAM) and the Conference in Advancement in Immunology, where she shares her insights on neuroimmune dysfunction, peptide therapeutics, and the clinical application of root-cause medicine.

 

Her presentations offer not just science—but clarity, hope, and a new path forward for patients, practitioners, and anyone seeking to understand what true health really means.