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How a Naturopathic Doctor Creates Personalized Nutrition Plans Based on Clients Functional Lab Testing

Naturopathic Doctor and Functional Health Mentor Michelle Rogers shares her insights on the value of adding functional labs to a practitioner’s toolbox.

20 Meals to Help Clients Manage Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)

As a practitioner, you can offer personalized nutrition guidance that helps your clients with GERD eat the right kinds of food and make lifestyle changes to control their acid reflux.

How to Create A Cancer Support Nutrition Plan

When a client is diagnosed with cancer, knowing what foods to eat is so important. Meal planning is the best tool to help your clients stay nourished and withstand the side effects of their treatments.

Nutrition Planning for Clients with Cancer Featuring Cathy Biase

Cathy’s education along with her personal journey through a cancer diagnosis has given her a profound understanding of how vitally important proper nutrition and lifestyle are to achieving optimum health.

9 Ways Successful Health Professionals are Using That Clean Life to Grow Their Businesses

The most common ways our members of That Clean Life are using the software to improve their offerings, provide more value to their clients, attract new clients and earn more money.

How This Nutritional Therapist Built a Successful Membership Site

Today, Lauren is generously sharing what goes into building and maintaining a membership site. If building a business with recurring revenue is something you've been thinking about, then this is a must read!

How to Sell Meal Plans and Recipe Books Online

Today we are chatting with business coach and website builder, The Ambitious Dietitian, to share five steps to start selling meal plans and recipe books online.

4 Ways to Re-Engage Long Lost Clients

In your nutrition business, clients will come and go. It's inevitable. But when a client completely ghosts you, there are several things you can do to re-engage them before you lose them forever.

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