Nutrition and Functional Medicine

I do not offer support for cancer patients or nutritional guidance for individuals on tube feeding due to eating disorders because these conditions require specialized medical oversight. Cancer treatment involves complex medical interventions, including chemotherapy, radiation, and immunotherapy, which necessitate the expertise of oncologists and specialized dietitians. Similarly, tube feeding for eating disorder patients is a critical aspect of medical nutrition therapy that must be managed by a multidisciplinary team, including doctors, registered dietitians, and mental health professionals, to ensure safe and effective care.

• I act as a facilitator in your health journey, but the responsibility for following through with prescribed  supplements, foods and lifestyle changes lies with you.
• Your commitment, active participation, and personal responsibility in your health journey are crucial for success.

• While I understand that nutrition and mental health are connected, I am not qualified to provide psychological counseling or therapy for mental health conditions such as depression or trauma.
• I recommend working with a licensed pshycologist or counselor if needed.

• I do not offer quick-fix solutions or promote fad diets.
• Nutritional therapy is about long-term health and sustainable lifestyle changes, not short-term results.

• My approach is focused on overall wellness and sustainable weight management, rather than rapid weight loss.
• I do not offer quick weight loss programs that promise unrealistic or unhealthy results.

• Every person is unique, so I do not provide generic advice or one-size-fits-all diet plans.
• Your nutrition and health plan will always be tailored to your individual needs, preferences, and health goals.