Yes, by educating and empowering patients to make informed food choices, nutritional counseling supports long-term health improvements.
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Nutritional counseling provides personalized dietary guidance to improve health outcomes. It benefits individuals with chronic illnesses, digestive issues, weight concerns, or those seeking overall wellness.
Nutritional DEFICIENCY is at the core of virtually ALL health challenges as well as ALL chronic, degenerative disease.
Unfortunately, most individuals, including most conventionally trained doctors are as confused as ever about REAL FOOD.
They know little to nothing about supplementation, or the difference between NATURAL and SYNTHETIC vitamins.
Your symptoms, sickness and disease can be complicated.
However, TRUE HEALTH, can be simple.
What you eat and drink, HOW YOU NOURISH your body and brain, becomes the matrix of our cells, tissues and organs. To that end, our mission is to help clients make conscious, although not complicated food decisions so that you realize how YOU HAVE THE POWER TO IMPACT your energy, mood, body composition and quality of life.
(Hint: These are all connected)
Nutritional Counseling is more than BEHAVIOR modification. It is BELIEF modification. Once you believe, that is, once you LEARN AND UNDERSTAND the things you need to do to EAT WELL, MOVE WELL and THINK WELL, you will naturally and ENTHUSIASTICALLY act in ways that support a vibrant LIFESTYLE.
It’s YOUR turn, now.
Dr. Bob was born and raised in Florham Park, New Jersey.
He received his degree in Mechanical Engineering from the New Jersey Institute of Technology and had a successful landscaping business upon graduating.
Dr. Bob became interested in wholistic health in his mid-twenties after an encounter with an alternative health professional resolved the painful, persistent ear infections that he had struggled with his entire childhood.
Dr. Jason was born and raised in Staten Island, NY.
He received his degree in Neurobiology and Behavior from Cornell University, in the beautiful upstate town of Ithaca, New York.
Years before, while still in high school, he read a book that he learned about from watching a TV interview. That book, way ahead of its time, planted the seed for an insatiable appetite for learning about health, particularly wholistic healing and advanced nutrition.
Upon graduation from Cornell, he was a pharmaceutical representative for six years, spending the last few years at the prestigious Cleveland Clinic.
Have you ever wondered if there’s a more holistic approach to healthcare, one that focuses not just on treating individual symptoms but on understanding the whole individual?
Nutritional counseling provides personalized dietary guidance to improve health outcomes. It benefits individuals with chronic illnesses, digestive issues, weight concerns, or those seeking overall wellness.
It is tailored to your unique biochemistry, health conditions, and lifestyle, often incorporating advanced testing to address specific deficiencies or sensitivities.
It can aid in managing diabetes, autoimmune diseases, cardiovascular health, digestive disorders, hormonal imbalances, and weight management.
Sessions include assessment of dietary habits, health history, lab results, and development of a personalized nutrition plan with ongoing support.
Yes, by educating and empowering patients to make informed food choices, nutritional counseling supports long-term health improvements.
