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When should you see a nutritionist?

Updated: Nov 16



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Knowing when to see a nutritionist can be a game-changer in your health journey. Nutritionists aren’t just for people with specific health concerns; they’re for anyone looking to enhance their well-being, learn more about their body, and build a sustainable approach to healthy eating. Whether you’re managing symptoms, experiencing chronic fatigue, or simply wanting to improve your energy and mood, working with a nutritionist can offer personalized insights and guidance that go beyond general advice.


One common sign that it might be time to see a nutritionist is if you’re feeling constantly low on energy, no matter how much you sleep or how much caffeine you consume. Chronic fatigue can be tied to nutrient imbalances, poor digestion, or mineral deficiencies that aren’t always visible on standard blood tests.




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Digestive issues are another reason to consider working with a nutritionist. Whether you’re dealing with bloating, irregular digestion, or food sensitivities, a nutritionist can help you get to the root cause of what might be triggering these issues. Digestive health is essential to nutrient absorption and overall wellness,. By identifying potential triggers and optimizing your diet, you can work to make mealtime a source of comfort and nourishment again. Nutrition counseling with a Registered Holistic Nutritionist can offer a personalized approach to digestion that goes beyond symptom relief, focusing on sustainable dietary adjustments that bring lasting comfort.


If you’re struggling to achieve or maintain a healthy weight, seeing a nutritionist can provide guidance that considers more than only counting calories. Many factors influence weight, including stress, sleep, hormones, and mineral balance. Using a holistic approach to nutrition, we can look at the whole picture, helping you reach a healthy weight in a way that feels balanced and nourishing, not restrictive. Unlike trendy or fad diets, working with a nutritionist empowers you to make changes that are realistic for your lifestyle and sustainable over the long term.


Another great time to consider a nutritionist is when you’re going through life changes or transitions. Pregnancy, menopause, aging, or even an increase in physical activity can all change your body’s nutritional needs. A nutritionist can help you adapt your diet to support these transitions, providing your body with nutrients to help you feel confident and supported no matter where you are in your health journey.




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If you’re feeling persistently stressed, anxious, or unable to focus, it could be tied to nutrient deficiencies or blood sugar imbalances. Mental and emotional health can also benefit from nutrition support. Many people don’t realize the impact that diet has on mood, mental clarity, and stress resilience. A nutritionist can help you identify and adjust your diet and lifestyle to support stable energy and mood, helping you feel more balanced and capable in your day-to-day life. Nutrition counseling sessions can provide strategies for meal timing, blood sugar balance, and foods that support mental wellness.


Ultimately, if you’re ready to make positive changes but feel overwhelmed by conflicting information or need guidance on where to start, it’s the perfect time to see a nutritionist. At Rooted Nutrition Co., I'm here to help you navigate your unique health needs, offering both the science of nutrition and the support of one-on-one guidance. Whether you’re interested in HTMA testing to gain deeper insights or need help building a realistic plan, I am committed to making health accessible and empowering for you. With personalized strategies, education, and encouragement, seeing a nutritionist can be the key to reaching your health goals in a way that feels supportive, not stressful.


At Rooted Nutrition Co., we also offer Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) testing, which helps identify these underlying mineral imbalances that could be affecting your energy, hormone, digestive, and blood sugar levels. Armed with this information, we can design a plan to restore balance, improve vitality, and help you get back to feeling like yourself.


Click this link to work with me.


-Sarah Lomack RHN, HTMA-P


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