Functional Nutrition

Functional Nutritionist Addresses Underlying Imbalances

By April 15, 2020January 23rd, 2024No Comments
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It’s often difficult for patients to fully grasp how my work as a Functional Registered Dietitian Nutritionist differs from more traditional Registered Dietitian Nutritionists!

This original image (designed by Jessica Zarowitz) communicates how I use functional nutrition to address each person’s underlying root causes to help rebalance the body. This is deep nutrition, going below and beyond managing or masking symptoms.

The design is a representative yet playful Functional Nutrition Tree, showing root causes below the surface and symptoms and diseases above the surface.

Functional Nutrition Tree 

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Through functional nutrition, I approach each patient by focusing on his or her unique underlying imbalances, such as inflammation, gut dysbiosis, poor detoxification, or low nutrient status, to name a few.

Finding the roots of the problem and providing nutritional support, allows the body to rebalance itself and heal, resolving or improving symptoms and diseases.

I use a variety of nutritional strategies from biochemistry to nutrigenomics, diet therapies, targeted supplements, lifestyle options and more.

I work with clients in my Westchester, NY office and via telehealth.

So, I’ll ask you what I ask my clients,
“When Was the Last Time You Truly Felt Well?

Contact Janet Zarowitz, MS, RD, CDN for a Functional Nutrition Assessment and Consultation.