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Appleman Nutrition Our experienced team will help you improve your relationship with food and become the healthiest you

Every person deserves to live in a strong, healthy and stable body. The foundation for achieving this goal rests entirely on developing a sound relationship with food. Using a non-diet approach we emphasize the importance of incorporating ALL foods into the diet in balance and moderation and without guilt or preoccupation. Our approach is client centered and we work with each individual or family

in a non-threatening and non-judgmental way to increase their knowledge and encourage lasting dietary and lifestyle shifts. Our clients are guided and empowered to listen to their bodies’ signals of hunger and fullness and to respond to these authentic cues as a means of developing a sense of trust in their bodies. We emphasize principles of mindful, intuitive eating while incorporating scientific data from current nutrition and medical research. We consider it a privilege to serve as our clients partners and guides in creating meaningful and stable changes.

If you are taking a GLP-1 medication, protein is not just a nutrition talking point. It matters in a real, measurable wa...
08/12/2026

If you are taking a GLP-1 medication, protein is not just a nutrition talking point. It matters in a real, measurable way.

These medications work by reducing appetite, which means eating less is part of the design. But eating less makes it easy to fall short on the nutrients your body cannot afford to lose. Protein sits at the top of that list because it protects muscle during rapid weight loss, and preserving muscle protects the metabolic and functional gains you are hoping for.

The right approach depends on your appetite, your tolerance, and your goals. If you want personalized support, we are here to help.

If you have ever lost weight only to watch it return, we want you to hear this clearly. Your body is not broken, and you...
08/07/2026

If you have ever lost weight only to watch it return, we want you to hear this clearly. Your body is not broken, and you did not fail.

Your body has a preferred weight range that it actively defends. When weight drops below that range, metabolism slows, hunger hormones rise, and food becomes more appealing. These are not signs of weakness. They are biology doing exactly what it evolved to do.

Understanding this changes everything about how we approach nutrition. The frustration many people carry after years of dieting starts to make sense, and the path forward stops being about willpower.

If any of this feels familiar, we are here to help.

Six in the evening. Nothing thawed. Nothing decided. Everyone is hungry.If this scene is familiar, you are not failing a...
07/29/2026

Six in the evening. Nothing thawed. Nothing decided. Everyone is hungry.

If this scene is familiar, you are not failing at meal planning. You are running into decision fatigue, which is the well-documented reality that by the end of the day, your brain has very little left to give to creative meal design.

A more realistic approach is to make fewer decisions in that moment. Stock the kitchen with components rather than recipes. A quick grain, a shelf-stable protein, a frozen vegetable, an onion, a lemon, and one good condiment can produce a complete meal in twenty minutes.

Pasta with frozen peas and a fried egg counts. So does toast with sardines, avocado, and lemon. Dinner does not have to be elaborate to be nourishing.

If dinner feels like a daily test, we can help. Send us a message to talk.

"Anti-inflammatory" has become one of the most marketed words in food. It is on juices, supplements, cookbooks, even coo...
07/22/2026

"Anti-inflammatory" has become one of the most marketed words in food. It is on juices, supplements, cookbooks, even cookware. And somewhere in the noise, the actual science has gotten a little lost.

Here is what the research consistently shows: chronic inflammation is real, it does affect long-term health, and what you eat does influence it. But no single food carries that load. The shift comes from the overall pattern of eating, sustained over months, not from a turmeric latte or one trip to the produce aisle.

The patterns with the strongest evidence are not exotic. Vegetables, fruits, fatty fish, olive oil, nuts, seeds, legumes, whole grains, herbs, and spices. Consistent. Plural. Ongoing.

There is no miracle food, and you do not need one. The pattern is the point.

The course of antibiotics is over. The infection is gone. But something feels off, and it has been weeks now.Bloating th...
07/15/2026

The course of antibiotics is over. The infection is gone. But something feels off, and it has been weeks now.

Bloating that wasn't there before. New sensitivities to foods you used to eat without thinking. Looser stools. Energy that doesn't quite match how you are sleeping or eating.

What you are experiencing is real. Antibiotics reduce the diversity of your gut microbiome, and recovery is rarely as simple as taking a probiotic and waiting. Your gut rebuilds best when you give it the right inputs consistently: a wide variety of plant foods, fermented foods as part of your routine, and fibers that feed the bacteria you want to encourage.

If your digestion has not settled back to baseline, we can help. Send us a message to start the conversation.

Three in the morning. Awake again. Mind racing, sheets damp, hours until the day begins.If this is your new normal, you ...
07/08/2026

Three in the morning. Awake again. Mind racing, sheets damp, hours until the day begins.

If this is your new normal, you are not imagining it. The hormonal shifts of perimenopause and menopause affect sleep in real, measurable ways. Lower progesterone reduces your body's natural calming signal. Declining estrogen makes night sweats more likely. And blood sugar that drops too low overnight can wake you up like an alarm.

A balanced evening meal with protein, complex carbs, fiber, and a little healthy fat helps keep your blood sugar steady through the night. That stability matters more than any single sleep food.

If midlife sleep has become a struggle, we can help you find a pattern that works for your body. Send us a message to start the conversation.

Adolescence is one of the highest-risk periods for eating disorders to develop, and they rarely arrive with one clear si...
06/24/2026

Adolescence is one of the highest-risk periods for eating disorders to develop, and they rarely arrive with one clear sign. Parents tend to notice small shifts that, taken together, signal a change in their teen's relationship with food and body.

The patterns worth paying attention to include new rigidity around eating, withdrawal from family meals, growing focus on weight or shape, exercise that cannot be skipped, and trips to the bathroom right after meals.

Earlier identification is consistently linked to better outcomes. If something feels off, you are not overreacting by asking the question.

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 (Su***de & Crisis Lifeline). The National Alliance for Eating Disorders helpline is 1-866-662-1235.

Toddler eating can feel impossible to read. One day they finish every bite. The next day, they refuse the same meal they...
06/17/2026

Toddler eating can feel impossible to read. One day they finish every bite. The next day, they refuse the same meal they loved last week.

Much of this is developmentally normal. After the rapid growth of infancy, toddler growth slows down and so does appetite. A useful starting point for portions is about one tablespoon of each food per year of age. A two-year-old might get two tablespoons of protein, two of veg, and two of a starch. If they want more, that is fine. If they eat less, that is information too.

If mealtimes have become a daily stress point, our pediatric team can help.

For years, anyone with diverticulosis was told to avoid nuts, seeds, and popcorn forever. That advice was based on a the...
06/10/2026

For years, anyone with diverticulosis was told to avoid nuts, seeds, and popcorn forever. That advice was based on a theory, not evidence, and the research has long since moved on.

A study following more than 47,000 adults over 18 years found no increased risk of flares or bleeding from these foods. In fact, higher intake of nuts and popcorn was linked to slightly lower risk.

Outside of an active flare, there is no clinical reason to avoid them. If your diet has been shrinking under outdated rules, we can help you rebuild a sustainable, evidence-based approach.

The idea that families cause eating disorders is one of the most persistent and most damaging myths in this field. It ke...
06/03/2026

The idea that families cause eating disorders is one of the most persistent and most damaging myths in this field. It kept loved ones at arm's length from treatment for decades, and the research has been clear for a long time now: it is not true.

Families do not cause eating disorders. What they can do is dramatically shape the trajectory of recovery. Family-Based Treatment is now considered first-line care for adolescent anorexia nervosa, and family-inclusive models show meaningful benefit across other diagnoses. Eating disorders are sustained by patterns that show up at meals and during unstructured time at home, which is exactly where loved ones can have the most impact.

If your family is walking through recovery alongside someone you love, we can help.

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