Integrative Nutrition

Key principles of integrative nutrition typically include:

Holistic Perspective: Integrative nutrition looks at the individual as a whole, considering not only their diet but also their lifestyle, stress levels, relationships, and other factors that can impact health.

Individualization: This approach recognizes that there is no one-size-fits-all diet or nutritional plan. Instead, it tailors recommendations to meet the specific needs and goals of each person.

Whole Foods: Emphasis is placed on the consumption of whole, minimally processed foods that are nutrient-dense and provide a wide range of vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutrients.

Mind-Body Connection: Integrative nutrition often acknowledges the connection between mental and emotional health and physical well-being. Stress management, mindfulness, and emotional balance are considered important components of a healthy lifestyle.

Preventive Health: The focus is not only on treating existing health issues but also on preventing them through nutrition and lifestyle choices.

Collaboration: Integrative nutrition practitioners may work closely with other healthcare professionals, such as doctors, dietitians, and therapists, to provide a comprehensive and well-rounded approach to health and wellness.

Sustainability and Environmental Awareness: Some integrative nutrition approaches also take into account the environmental impact of food choices and may encourage sustainable and ethical food sourcing.

Jennifer has been coaching others on their nutrition journeys since 2008 and is humbled and honored to offer this healing energy and guide you back to health.