Master of Science in Nutrition & Integrative Health | NTP | RWP

Circadian and mitochondrial biology + functional nutrition for your metabolic, gut and hormone health.

For when you're told everything looks fine, but you don't feel that way.

You don't know what you're supposed to be asking for at your next appointment, and honestly, why would you. This guide breaks down exactly which markers matter for bloodwork, what's worth knowing about hormone and gut testing, and how to get any of it, through your doctor or on your own.

"Get more protein and fiber" is easy to hear and hard to actually want to do (or know where to start). This guide makes it simple instead: your real number, based on the updated 2026 guidelines, plus visual cheatsheets and real meal examples so hitting your goals feels doable.

Eating well shouldn't feel this complicated. A simple plate-building formula, store-specific shopping lists, lazy meal ideas for every part of the day, and a full recipe library, everything you need to make eating well feel like one less big decision.

Is that we get to write our own story. Most of us want to feel better and just don't know where to start, and I get it, I'm a mom of three, which means I know what it's like to want to feel better with almost nothing left over to put toward it. That's when I realized what we're all actually chasing: just wanting to know what's worth doing.

It's become more and more common for us to wake up tired, crash mid-day, deal with bloating and digestive discomfort, watch our hair thin, ride out mood swings, and hear that it's all just part of getting older.

It may be common, but it's not normal. Two very different words. And if that's been your story, there's usually a reason, and it's usually findable.

Who doesn't want to age gracefully? To feel good in our clothes, stay independent, feel energized enough to crack jokes and actually take the trip, not just talk about it. I think about this a lot, because we've been handed this very narrow version of what that's supposed to look like, pills on one end, extreme biohacking on the other, and not much in between that feels realistic or enjoyable or, quite frankly, very human.

—xo Dinah

Health has a way of feeling impossibly complicated. And honestly, a lot of that complexity isn't necessary. We feel like we should be doing all the "right" things all the time, but I have to ask: right according to whom?

Because underneath all of it, the real problem isn't information. It's expectations. The ones we set for ourselves, or that get set for us, that were never realistic or sustainable to begin with. Knowing what you should do doesn't mean you'll actually do it. (And it's very easy not to do something you genuinely don't want to do. Trust me, I've tested this theory extensively.)

My whole thing is taking science that's been dressed up to sound confusing, or left out entirely, and making it actually liveable. Not just understandable, liveable. Merged with what your body actually needs and what works for your real, current, imperfect season of life.

That's why almost everything I do is built around the Lazy Experiment Method.

It starts with wanting a change. Even if that's just a smidge of curiosity, a sense that something could feel better than it does. From there, we start with the foundations, the biological, chemical, and energetic systems everything else is built on, from your nervous system to your mitochondria. I teach these first because they're free. No labs, no products, no protocol required. Just the stuff that matters most, explained clearly.

If you want to go deeper after that, that's where data comes in: tools, functional labs, preventive testing. And then comes the lazy part, finding the simplest, lowest-pressure way to test a change in your actual life. If it works, we build on it. If it doesn't, we tweak it. 

She is very passionate about what she does and it shows in every conversation we have. She is great at breaking down all her recommendations and explaining why they are important. She provides a safe space to ask questions and grow while also supporting you to make the necessary changes to reach your goal. 

-Brynn A.

"Dinah was incredibly helpful in reviewing recent bloodwork and explaining it in a way that made sense. She gave me clear guidance on the foods and vitamins I should focus on, and her knowledge of how the body responds to stress, nutrition, exercise, and circadian rhythms really stands out. I’ve already seen positive results from her recommendations — highly recommend!"

-Ashley G.

"The recommendations you made have made a huge difference. It’s so much easier than I thought to eat healthier, and my diet has changed a lot. Protein and fiber are definitely priorities now and I feel fewer sugar cravings. My digestion started getting better within the first week and I’ve had much less bloating, more energy, and my weight seems to have stabilized! I think about you often because I’ve taken so much from our sessions and applied it. Thank you so much! It feels like my health is a lot more in control now."

-Leslie B.

I am so grateful to have crossed paths with Dinah during my ongoing wellness journey. After having two children and living through some stressful times, I was eager to recommit to my health and wellbeing. While I had prioritized what I thought was a healthy diet for years, I did not feel healthy. Even after spending time in physical therapy and trying to address my symptoms with many supplements and other medications, I was still dealing with chronic fatigue, weakness, trouble sleeping, and big energy fluctuations. My labs all looked "fine" to providers. I felt very frustrated.

When I started working with Dinah, she asked a lot of questions, but did not rush to any conclusions or remedies. She gently educated me on what seemed at the time like simple concepts--blood sugar, sun exposure, sleep, for example--and I kept wondering, "When is she going to give me the magic solution, the silver bullet?" As time went on I incorporated more and more of the "simple" ideas and suggestions Dinah made, which turned out to be fundamentally related to the problems I had been experiencing. Through these small but meaningful changes in my diet, supplements, and habits, I have experienced significant changes in my overall energy levels and mood. In this day where there is always a new tiktok health trend to try or new age diet floating around, Dinah's "back to basics" and "less is more" approach is really refreshing.

-Laura P.

"Highly recommend working Dinah! I love how personalized the feedback is for our family and lifestyle. I feel like I have a clearer path on what my next steps are in regards to my energy levels and exhaustion."

-Lacey H.

"I have learned to be kinder to myself through the process and to give myself permission to slow down in order to be a better version of myself."

-Nancy K.

"I've never had this much detail in any of my consults for my health and I've spent thousands in medical weight loss/training/coaching...giving me panels and leaving me kind of blank with 'keep doing what you're doing with exercise/habits/increasing water/take supplements, etc' and navigating that part on my own reminds me of that saying 'the blind leading the blind' or like a one size fits all experience.  I've been to 2 different medi weight loss practices, but what you've provided is so thorough and has allowed me to know how to get back on track if I ever fall off. Individualized coaching and advocacy is my favorite, and you helped me connect the dots on everything. I am blown away at how much of a blessing this has been for me and am so very grateful!"

-Leah C.

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