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Feeding the Root At Feeding the Root we believe that feeling and looking your best starts from within. We are in network with BCBS, Cigna & Aetna.

Our Registered Dietitians work in person in Bartlett and via telehealth throughout MS, AR & GA.

The PCOS Hair Loss Survival Guide was created with consumers in mind, with practical information and tools to help someo...
10/05/2026

The PCOS Hair Loss Survival Guide was created with consumers in mind, with practical information and tools to help someone better understand their hair and scalp while navigating PCOS.

It’s one resource that can become part of a broader conversation around PCOS and hair health, not a replacement for individualized medical care, but a starting point for understanding and taking action.

More resources like this are coming to the Digital Product Library. 🌿

10/02/2026

Ok, what are you asking and why?

I’ve worked with women who have been experiencing hair loss for 5+ years… and their hairstylist has been one of the only people they’ve consistently talked to about it.

And honestly? I’ve been that client, too.

I remember sharing concerns about my own hair with my stylist and realizing that there weren’t necessarily informed questions being asked beyond, “What have you been doing differently?”

Not because stylists don’t care.

But because most hairstylists aren’t trained to recognize the bigger picture behind hair loss.

And that’s exactly why I want to have this conversation.

If your client tells you:

“My hair isn’t growing like it used to.”

What do you ask next?

You don’t need to diagnose their hair loss.

But you can be prepared to recognize when something deserves a closer look and help your client know what questions to ask next.

So I want to hear from the stylists in my comments:

When a client tells you they’re experiencing hair loss, what’s the FIRST question you ask?

And if you’re a stylist who wants a little more guidance on what to ask during your consultation, I created a Hairloss Consultation Guide for Stylists to help you have more informed conversations with your clients.

Because hair loss is medical, not cosmetic. 🤎

October marks the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month 💞 Nutrition can play an important part in supporting long-t...
10/01/2026

October marks the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month 💞 Nutrition can play an important part in supporting long-term breast health.
Although no one food can prevent breast cancer, these are some suggestions to help decrease that risk.

For more information see the Breast Cancer Research Foundation & Soy Nutrition Institute

A little behind-the-scenes look at how I think through PCOS + androgenetic alopecia (AGA) in practice.About 22% of indiv...
09/28/2026

A little behind-the-scenes look at how I think through PCOS + androgenetic alopecia (AGA) in practice.

About 22% of individuals with PCOS experience AGA, so hair changes can be an important part of the clinical picture.

One thing I love about using resources our resources? You can make them work for your practice.

For virtual visits, for example, one question I may ask is:

📸 “Do you have photos of your hair from last year or even five years ago?”

Those older photos can give us another way to understand changes over time, especially when we can’t physically examine the scalp together.

Our resources are not designed to stay static. Add your notes. Ask better questions. Make them useful for the way you practice.

Happy Fall and National Fruits and Veggies Month! There are some amazing, nutrient dense options this time of the year....
09/24/2026

Happy Fall and National Fruits and Veggies Month!

There are some amazing, nutrient dense options this time of the year. Whether they are your go-to favorites or something new you're hoping to try, seasonal produce can offer more variety to your diet!

What is something you're excited to try this season?

Androgenetic alopecia shows up in about 22% of people diagnosed with PCOS/PMOS. I'm excited to share this evidence-align...
09/21/2026

Androgenetic alopecia shows up in about 22% of people diagnosed with PCOS/PMOS. I'm excited to share this evidence-aligned resource with the world, in hopes of helping people navigating this.

No gimmicks. No quick fixes. Just genuinely tried-and-true recommendations I give my own patients.

For the person who's tired of trying the next xyz remedy that doesn't work. For the one who feels like no one is listening to her — this one is for you.

Clinician-curated resources — coming soon! 😆 ✨️We're excited to release a collection of digital resources on various typ...
09/14/2026

Clinician-curated resources — coming soon! 😆 ✨️

We're excited to release a collection of digital resources on various types of hair loss and scalp conditions, built for clinicians to use in real practice, alongside a matching set of practical, consumer-facing products for anyone navigating these issues themselves.

09/09/2026

The OTC hair loss remedy industry is valued at ~ 6 billion dollars worldwide, people are searching for answers & we believe registered dietitians are more than qualified to step into this space 🤝

Releasing this workbook along with a collection of others this fall!

As clinicians, we were taught a nutrition-focused physical exam that barely touched the surface of hair and scalp concer...
09/07/2026

As clinicians, we were taught a nutrition-focused physical exam that barely touched the surface of hair and scalp concerns — meanwhile, hair loss is likely to impact every woman in the world at some point in her life.

I'm hoping these resources change that, little by little — equipping dietitians with the knowledge and confidence to discuss hair loss with their patients, and arming those patients with the tools to advocate for themselves with their dermatologist and throughout their care team.

07/17/2026

Dermatologist x Dietitian Collab 🔍 if you have Psoriasis, Eczema & Seborrheic dermatitis keep reading!

We are looking for a handful of people who fit the following criteria to participate in our case analysis.

- 18 y/o+
- skin of color
- has BCBS, Cigna, Aetna or UHC insurance (or willing to pay out of pocket ~$1,200 over the course of 1 year)
- not currently undergoing treatment
- willing & able to commit to regular sessions(bi-weekly/monthly) with both clinicians throughout the treatment plan during normal business hours, Tuesdays or Thursdays
- able to pay an initial patient fee $150
- not required, but a plus if you have metabolic disorders like diabetes, PCOS or gut issues like IBS.

If this is you, please email [email protected] with an overview of your case!

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