Have you tried multiple diets to lose weight, only to find you’re right back where you left off — or even further from where you started? Have you tried fad diets in the past, only to find the results didn’t measure up or didn’t last?
Do you have a love-hate relationship with your bathroom scale? Do you have other conditions, such as fatigue, trouble concentrating, or digestive issues? We work with you to develop an individual plan that is right for your body’s health goals and fits your lifestyle.
So many diets focus on calorie restriction and rely on our personal willpower to keep us on track. We develop fears of foods with “higher point value,” fat content or grams of carbohydrate. We drag ourselves to the gym and watch the calories on the treadmill add up while we hope for results.
These diets focus on eating for weight loss rather than eating for health. When restoring health is the focus, weight loss often follows in a sustainable and natural way.
Unintentional weight gain is a symptom that your body is out of balance. The factors influencing weight loss and your body’s ability to gain muscle and release excess fat are so much more complex than calories-in / calories-out. Among these are:
The inability to lose excess weight is often a sign of other imbalances. A whole-health approach establishes a foundation to meet the fundamental needs so your body can shed unwanted pounds.
Are you frustrated by diet plans? Have you tried multiple diets to help support weight loss and found none of them achieve your goals?
Our Holistic Weight Loss Program is a whole-body approach to weight loss in a natural way that is about so much more than macro ratios, tracking calories and spending hours at the gym. This program uses a trained analysis of the OMX Organic Metabolomic test by Diagnostic Solutions to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. We apply this data to your symptoms and goals in personalized recommendations for changes you can make to support sustainable weight loss.
We'll investigate your levels of estrogen (a fat-storage hormone) and testosterone (a fat-burning hormone) and ways that nutrition affects this balance.
Investigate sources of inflammation from foods, environment, or your microbiome (the ecosystem of good bacteria in your gut) that can contribute to your body’s desire to hang onto stored fat.
We'll dive into the way your body responds to blood sugar swings and how this relates to fat storage.
We will assess the toxins around you, discuss how they relate to fat storage, and support the pathways of detoxification.
We'll support your digestion and assimilation of nutrients to optimize energy production and boost metabolism.
We'll discuss your personal daily stressors and identify stress resilience tactics that fit your lifestyle and provide self-care.
We'll review your sleep routines and explore ways to improve sleep quality and maximize the regenerative benefits of sleep.
Weight loss is a slow progression, both mentally and physically, with many influencing factors. It’s easy to jump into a trending radical diet without giving attention to the foundations of health. When these important steps are overlooked, we often end up with unsustainable changes that result in a rebound of our efforts followed by feelings of failure. Our free guide provides you with simple tips to make sustainable changes to your diet and lifestyle for a solid foundation of health.
The high-fat, low-carbohydrate keto diet is currently among the most popular diets for weight loss. Becoming keto adapted is an extreme and significant shift in the way your body uses food for energy. When implemented strategically and holistically, the keto diet can have profound and positive effects. However, it can also be seriously detrimental to a body that is not ready.
We will work with you to assess your body’s readiness and help you implement a ketogenic diet safely and effectively.
Have you lost too much weight due to illness or digestive problems? Or maybe you’re not sure of the cause?
Being underweight is also a sign that your body is out of balance and nutritionally compromised. We’ll help you assess the root cause and create a plan for nutrient-dense, absorbable foods to help you get back to your healthy weight.
Nutrition therapy is not intended as a diagnosis, treatment, prescription, or cure for any disease, or as a substitute for medical care. Jen Marshall and Stacy St Germain are not licensed medical providers. Nutrition plans are not intended as a substitution for traditional medical care, nor should be interpreted as medical advice, but instead is an adjunctive and supportive therapy.