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Trina Felber, RN, BSN, MSN, CRNA

RN, clean beauty pioneer, author & formulator creating Project Gateway—the bridge between functional health, biological dentistry and whole-body wellness.

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Clean Beauty Pioneer, RN & Creator of Project Gateway | Bridging Functional Health + Biological Dent

Professions: Advanced Practice Nurse, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, Author, Beauty Consultant, Beauty Industry Advocate, Beauty Industry Educator, Brand Founder, Business Executive, Business Leader, Business Owner

Specialties: Biological Dentistry, Functional Medicine, Inflammation, Natural beauty, Women’s Health, Women’s Hormone Health

Trina Felber, RN, is a clean beauty pioneer, entrepreneur, author and product formulator known for connecting the dots between environmental exposures, inflammation, hormones and whole-body health. After building a multimillion-dollar clean beauty brand, she is now creating Project Gateway—the missing link connecting functional health practitioners and biological dentistry through education, collaboration and next-generation oral-wellness solutions.

Ideas for podcast episodes :

  • Your Mouth Is Talking to Your Body—Here’s What It’s Saying
  • The Missing Link Between Functional Medicine and Biological Dentistry
  • Clean Beauty Isn’t Just About Skin—It’s a Whole-Body Health Conversation
  • What Your Dentist May See Before Your Functional Practitioner Does
  • From Toxic Beauty to Biological Dentistry: The Hidden Exposures Affecting Your Health
  • Why Your Oral Microbiome Could Be the Gateway to Better Whole-Body Health
  • Root Canals, Cavitations, Inflammation: What Patients Need to Know Before Connecting the Dots
  • The Beauty-Hormone Connection: How Everyday Products May Add to Your Toxic Load
  • I Built a Clean Beauty Movement—Now I’m Tackling the Missing Link in Wellness
  • Project Gateway: Why the Future of Health Requires Dentists and Functional Practitioners to Work Together

Questions I'm always ready to answer :

  • What are the biggest ways everyday beauty and personal-care products can influence inflammation, hormone signaling, and whole-body health?
  • What does it actually mean for a skincare ingredient to be an endocrine disruptor, and how can repeated daily exposure affect the body over time?
  • Why do you believe the mouth is one of the most overlooked pieces of the functional-health conversation?
  • How can oral health, the microbiome, inflammation, and systemic health influence one another?
  • What are functional-health practitioners potentially missing when they address the gut, hormones, detoxification, and inflammation without looking at the mouth?
  • What are biological dentists potentially missing when they focus on the mouth without connecting their findings to the rest of the body?
  • After more than 17 years of formulating clean beauty products, what ingredients, claims, and marketing tactics do you believe consumers should question most?
  • How can someone reduce their toxic load without becoming fearful of every ingredient, product, or environmental exposure?
  • What is Project Gateway, and how could connecting functional-health practitioners, biological dentists, education, products, and referrals change the patient experience?
  • After building a clean-beauty company from formulation through an eight-figure exit, what have you learned about turning an emerging wellness idea into a movement people actually understand and adopt?
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