About Us

Mission Statement

For over 30 years, Evergreen Nutrition has filled the role of an exceptional health resource for our community. Evergreen Nutrition believes that knowledge is the key to health and we empower the good health of our customers with that knowledge.

Meet Our Staff

Terri Williams BS CCN

Terri has been certified as a clinical nutritionist for 11 years. Her certification comes through the International and American Association of Clinical Nutritionists… Read More➸

Craig Williams

Craig is a 17-year veteran of the Evergreen staff and most of you have probably never seen him. As chief bean counter and all around good guy he tends to… Read More➸

Paula Hegarty

Paula became interested in herbs and natural living as a teenager when she bought a copy of Jethro Kloss herbal, “Back to Eden,” (thinking it was a novel)… Read More➸

Karen De Braal

Karen loves her critters—she lives with five dogs and five cats and all but one came from an animal shelter she worked for in New Mexico. Her animal friends are her… Read More➸

Carole Jackson

I’ve worked at Evergreen Nutrition for quite some time and particularly have enjoyed the variety of projects. Interacting with customers, ordering products and… Read More➸

Lori Eggink

Growing up in California I was always active and had an interest in how the body works, nutrition and well-being. I attended several sports medicine courses at… Read More➸

Tony Towne

I grew up in Creswell with a love of the woods, sports and books. I went to Lane Community College and on to Oregon State earning a degree in forest management…. Read More➸

Kelley Vahradian

Born in Syracuse, N.Y. and raised in Southern California, I migrated to Oregon in the late 70’s. Living in the small costal town of Port Orford, there were few options… Read More➸

Barbara Edmonds

I joined the Evergreen staff on April Fools Day 2007 and I love absolutely everything about my job – my co-workers, our wonderful customers, my employers… Read More➸

Carolyn Clearwater

Nutrition and holistic health have been a long time interest for me. I’ve been at Evergreen Nutrition for 13 years and have worked at other nutritional stores before… Read More➸

Melissa Sue Brewer

I grew up in Arizona and was a very active child, always on the move. I could spend hours outside enjoying the world around me. I’ve had an early interest in herbology… Read More➸

Paul Gorman

Originally from New York, Paul has called the Pacific Northwest home for nearly 20 years. His interest in nutrition and herbalism was honed partly here at Evergreen… Read More➸

Latest Topics

Fabulous Fish Oil-There are numerous benefits from omega-3 fatty acids, an important part of our cell membranes that inhibits inflammation. These powerhouse fats contribute to strong bones and muscle growth (with exercise, of course) and the thermogenic action of DHA helps melt away the pounds. But most diets are deficient in omega-3 so we suggest fish oil
Be Healthy, Look Younger, Have Better Sex!- RESERVEAGE ORGANIC RESVERATROL Organically grown fruits and vegetables have up to 30% more antioxidants than those conventionally farmed. Muscadine grapes contain up to 40 times the amount of antioxidants of other tested foods. RESERVEAGE uses organically grown muscadine grapes plus a patent-pending extraction process to give their resveratrol outstanding antioxidant content. Their manufacturing plant is just
What You Put In Your Body Matters-NEW EMERITA PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS FOR WOMEN (This newsletter is for women and the people who love them.) Many of us are quite particular about what we eat but don’t think of the other ways we put stuff in our bodies. Our vaginas are delicately balanced ecosystems and one of the most absorbent parts of our
Foodie-ceuticals!-Eclectic Institute’s POWders Eclectic Institute, our Oregon neighbor, makes some fantastic freeze-dried POWders. That’s “POW” as in Plant Originated Wellness. Grown mostly on their 90-acre farm in Sandy from non-GMO sources, all POWders are raw and gluten-free with the nutrients, enzymes and fiber intact. The water is the only thing missing. They are packed with nutritional power (each