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Nourished Soul Sacramento-based Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, writer, and mom specializing in gut health, mom’s wellness, food sensitivities, and reducing sugar intake.

I blend nutrition with Reiki and Kambo for a holistic, balanced approach to vibrant health.

nourishment is a journey 🌿it begins with discovering what truly works for you — not trends, not rules, just your body an...
07/04/2026

nourishment is a journey 🌿

it begins with discovering what truly works for you — not trends, not rules, just your body and its needs.

set gentle intentions, the kind that feel supportive… not restrictive.

listen inward. your body is always communicating, you just have to slow down enough to hear it.

honor your pace, even when it looks different than others.

and most importantly, keep showing up for yourself — in small, meaningful ways, every day.

this is your journey. let it be soft, sustainable, and yours. ✨

29/03/2026

Sleep is one of the most important ways we nourish our bodies, so what we sleep on matters just as much as how long we sleep. 🤍

Conventional mattresses can be filled with synthetic materials and chemicals that we breathe in night after night… but choosing organic means choosing a cleaner, more supportive rest for both our bodies and the planet.

I’m so excited to share that I’ve upgraded my sleep with an organic mattress from Awara 🌿✨ Thoughtfully made with natural materials, it’s a small change that makes a big difference in how I feel when I wake up.

Because true nourishment starts from the ground up, even while we rest. 💤

20/03/2026

We’ve overcorrected.

Somewhere along the way, nutrition became hyper-focused on protein…and quietly pushed fiber to the side.

But here’s what’s often missed:
your body doesn’t run on protein alone. Your gut ecosystem runs on fiber.

And that ecosystem influences far more than digestion.

It plays a role in hormone balance, immune resilience, inflammation levels, and even how you experience hunger and cravings.
Most people aren’t under-eating protein.

They’re under-nourishing their microbiome.
Instead of asking “How much protein is in this meal?”
try shifting the question to:
“How many plants am I feeding my body today?”

Diversity matters. Variety matters. Consistency matters.

This is how you create lasting change—not through restriction, but through nourishment.

Follow along for the Gut Health Mini Series where we simplify what actually moves the needle.

FLASH SALE ✨ 25% OFF TICKETS with code: SPRINGCelebrate the Spring Equinox with us this Thursday 🌿
Join us for an evenin...
18/03/2026

FLASH SALE ✨ 25% OFF TICKETS with code: SPRING

Celebrate the Spring Equinox with us this Thursday 🌿

Join us for an evening of grounding, renewal, and sound healing with the incredible Lindsey Miller.

This is your moment to reset, realign, and step into the new season feeling refreshed (with a little extra spring in your step 😉)

Limited spots available, you don’t miss it.

See the link in my bio to register!
See you Thursday 🤍

18/03/2026

On St. Patrick’s Day, we hear a lot about luck—four-leaf clovers, lucky charms, chance encounters ☘️

But the truth is… the “luckiest” people I know aren’t lucky at all.
They’re intentional.

They take care of their nervous system.
They nourish their bodies.
They trust their intuition.
They take small risks that compound over time.

Because what we often call “luck” actually looks like:
• the courage to change direction
• the discipline to care for your body
• the awareness to recognize opportunities
• the resilience to keep going when things feel uncertain

When your mind is clear and your body is supported, you don’t have to chase opportunities—you’re able to see the ones that were already there.

That’s not luck. That’s alignment.

A little reminder today: you don’t have to wait for luck to find you—you can create it through the choices you make every day.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day ☘️
What habit has created the most “luck” in your life?

P.S. This shirt from is too cute not to share 💚

18/03/2026

On St. Patrick’s Day, we hear a lot about luck—four-leaf clovers, lucky charms, chance encounters ☘️

But the truth is… the “luckiest” people I know aren’t lucky at all.
They’re intentional.

They take care of their nervous system.
They nourish their bodies.
They trust their intuition.
They take small risks that compound over time.

Because what we often call “luck” actually looks like:
• the courage to change direction
• the discipline to care for your body
• the awareness to recognize opportunities
• the resilience to keep going when things feel uncertain

When your mind is clear and your body is supported, you don’t have to chase opportunities—you’re able to see the ones that were already there.

That’s not luck. That’s alignment.

A little reminder today: you don’t have to wait for luck to find you—you can create it through the choices you make every day.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day ☘️
What habit has created the most “luck” in your life?

P.S. This shirt from is too cute not to share 💚

stpatricksday createyourownluck foodismedicine

Spring is the season of renewal — and our bodies naturally want to reset too 🌸🧡In the Ayurvedic tradition, gentle cleans...
16/03/2026

Spring is the season of renewal — and our bodies naturally want to reset too 🌸🧡

In the Ayurvedic tradition, gentle cleansing practices are recommended with each seasonal transition because seasonal changes can affect digestion, immunity, and energy levels.

Personally, I like to support my body with a deeper reset twice a year — in the spring and fall.

The good news?

You don’t need extreme cleanses or expensive supplements.

Your body already knows how to detox.

The key is simply giving it the nutrients and support it needs to do its job well.

Focus on foods that naturally support detoxification:
• Bitter greens to stimulate bile flow
• Cruciferous vegetables to support liver enzymes
• Fiber to help carry toxins out of the body
• Fresh herbs and citrus to support digestion

If you’d like to learn more about supporting your body’s detox pathways, and I will be hosting a workshop:

Lymphatic Flow & Detox
Thursday, April 16 @6:30 pm


We’ll explore lymphatic flow, detox pathways, and simple daily practices that help support the body’s natural cleansing processes.

Link to register is in my bio.

Save this post so you can reference these detox-supporting foods throughout the spring season.

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