If your male client is experiencing changes in mood, weight, energy levels, or sexual drive - supporting their hormone health through diet and nutrition might be a good place to start. In this article, we will cover: Key male hormones and their functions. Calorie and macronutrient considerations. Minerals and vitamins to focus on. Hormones 101 Hormones are chemical messengers in the body that tell our cells what to do. They coordinate mood, digestion, energy levels, and bodily functions. Hormone levels can change with diet, activity levels, medical conditions, sleep, and age. For men, these ..read more

Nutrition education is crucial to the success of your clients.  Research shows that people with more information about the health effects of the food they eat are more likely to follow the dietary plan and adopt healthier eating behaviors.  But at the same time, as a practitioner, your days are full of admin work, marketing, and other people’s demands on your time and attention, leaving little time for nutrition research and education. It’s time to change this.  You deserve access to easy-to-understand health insights without having to spend hours on research. Your clients dese ..read more

Practice Better, the leading all-in-one practice management platform for health and wellness professionals, today announced the release of That Clean Life’s AI Health Insights, a new feature that empowers practitioners with nutrition education associated with each recipe on their clients’ nutrition plan to promote better dietary adherence, and ultimately better health outcomes. Leveraging more than 18,000 AI Health Insights, That Clean Life, the nutrition planning software acquired by Practice Better last year is the first and only platform to incorporate AI for integrated practitioner and cl ..read more

Personalized nutrition plans are crucial for client success. By removing the guesswork from eating, practitioners who offer personalized nutrition plans can help their clients improve dietary adherence, help manage chronic disease, and enhance nutrient intake.  But let’s be real. Creating meal plans for clients and updating them based on client feedback can be time-consuming, which makes it difficult to offer personalized nutrition guidance at scale.  Perhaps your client forgot to mention they don’t like broccoli.  Or maybe they want to try a plant-based diet.   Or le ..read more

Depression affects countless individuals. According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, 9.5% of American adults will experience a depressive illness every year. Depression is more than just feeling sad occasionally — it’s a mental health disorder that can be so severe that it impacts one’s ability to enjoy everyday activities or function as they normally would. It can take a significant toll on overall well-being. Many factors are involved in depression and there’s a significant link between nutrition and mental health. What your clients are putting in their bodies every day may be helping or harming ..read more

Anxiety is one of the most prevalent mental health conditions. Symptoms can vary depending on the type of anxiety disorder. Stress and anxiety often occur together and when left untreated, chronic stress can increase your client’s risk for conditions such as obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, depression, and Alzheimer’s disease. If your client struggles with stress and anxiety, you can help them make dietary changes to improve their mental health. Stress and anxiety treatment can involve therapy, medications, and lifestyle changes with nutrition playing an important role in managing the ..read more

While you don’t have to be a social media personality to have a successful nutrition business, having a website is critical. Many dietitians have found that — when used strategically — their website can be an effective nutrition marketing tool for their brand. This online presence can help establish you as a reliable leader in your niche and help deliver tangible results. So, how do you create a nutrition website that works for you? We spoke with Registered Dietitian, That Clean Life Ambassador, and business and website expert Brianna Fear-Keen about her essential steps to establishing a succ ..read more

The truth is, when it comes to determining the best diet for SIBO, the answer depends on who you ask. From healthcare professionals to nutrition experts, advice on managing the condition can vary and at times, can be contradictory. SIBO, or Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth, is a condition in which there’s an abnormal increase in the number of bacteria in the small intestine, disrupting the normal balance and potentially leading to digestive symptoms. Current studies estimate that SIBO can be found in up to 20% of the US population. The main goal of SIBO diets is to manage and alleviate s ..read more

Given potential obstacles and competition, attracting more clients to your nutrition business can feel like a tricky game. One of the best ways to garner more eyes on your content and services is to include bonus offers. The promise of something valuable included at no extra cost sparks a sense of urgency and can convert leads and lurkers into paying clients.  As a nutrition practitioner, you may have high-value nutrition services and programs set up but struggle with converting leads into paying clients. Perhaps you also host plenty of free challenges, cooking classes, and seminars, and ..read more

In the field of nutrition, the "one size fits all" approach is becoming increasingly obsolete, and for good reason. Our deeper understanding of genetics, metabolism, and lifestyle factors has revealed the simple truth that each person's nutritional needs are unique. As a result, this knowledge has changed how we think about diet and health, giving rise to personalized nutrition. Unlike generic dietary advice, personalized nutrition tailors nutrition recommendations based on a person's genetics, lab values, lifestyle, and health goals. As this innovative approach gains momentum, dietitians are ..read more