Our cardiometabolic nutritionists help you improve blood sugar, cholesterol, and blood pressure naturally — through evidence-based nutrition and personalized lifestyle support.
Familial Hypercholesterolemia, Elevated LDL, Triglycerides, Low HDL
High blood pressure, low blood pressure, or POTS
Pre-diabetes, Diabetes, Insulin Resistance, Energy crashes, carb cravings
Maybe you’ve been handed a generic meal plan, told to “lose weight,” or left to figure it out on your own.
In reality, gentle, sustainable nutrition changes can help you stabilize blood sugar, improve cholesterol, and support your heart long-term. We’re here to help you build balance that lasts.
Balanced meals with protein, fiber, and healthy fats stabilize glucose and insulin levels, reducing energy crashes and long-term risk for diabetes and insulin resistance.
Nutrients like omega-3s, antioxidants, and magnesium support healthy blood vessels, while limiting processed oils and excess sodium helps reduce strain on the heart.
Chronic inflammation contributes to both heart disease and insulin resistance. Antioxidant-rich foods and omega-3 fats calm inflammation and support cellular repair.
Fiber, plant sterols, and anti-inflammatory foods help improve LDL, HDL, and triglyceride ratios which supports healthy cholesterol metabolism naturally.
In-network with:
Aetna
United Healthcare
Cigna
If your insurance isn’t listed here, you can still see us! Out-of-network sessions may be partially reimbursable by your insurance. See our FAQs for details.
Being insurance-based means we can support you for longer, while still providing the in-depth, custom guidance you need.
Out-of-network pricing:
Intake: $150
Subsequent: $120
You don’t have to do everything overnight. Small, steady changes create the biggest results.
We’ll focus on balanced meals with protein, fiber, and healthy fats to stabilize glucose, reduce cravings, and prevent energy crashes. This helps your body respond to insulin more effectively and prevents long-term metabolic strain. We will also help provide education around blood sugar balance so you can feel confident you're making choices that are creating long term blood sugar support.
We’ll use simple, practical strategies to help your digestive system work with you, not against you. That might mean adjusting meal timing, improving chewing habits, adding digestive support foods, and identifying if hydration or meal spacing could improve motility. Small shifts here can dramatically reduce bloating and discomfort within weeks.
We focus on adding variety, not just removing foods. In fact, we try not to remove foods unless absolutely necessary. The goal is freedom, not restriction. With your nutritionist, you’ll learn how to introduce fiber-rich foods gradually, include fermented options, and use targeted supplements only when needed. If helpful, we can run stool or SIBO testing to tailor your plan to your specific gut environment.
Your gut and brain are deeply intertwined. Stress, anxiety, and poor sleep all impact digestion. We’ll weave in gentle, non-intimidating ways to regulate your nervous system, such as slowing down before meals, adding breathwork or a pre-meal ritual, or identifying patterns that cause digestive tension. This is such an underutilized tool that we find makes a huge impact on our clients' healing.
Once your symptoms begin to calm, we’ll slowly add back foods you may have eliminated, without fear. This phase focuses on expanding your food freedom while maintaining digestive comfort. We’ll track your body’s cues, use a structured reintroduction process (when needed), and celebrate the wins along the way.
Gut health isn’t a quick fix, it’s a partnership with your body. You’ll walk away with a toolkit of doable daily habits: balanced meals, simple grocery swaps, and small routines that improve digestion naturally. The goal? Less micromanaging, more living.
No more unbuttoning your pants after every meal or mapping out every bathroom near you when you’re out. No more feeling confused on what may or may not be working, you will leave with clarity and more freedom around food.
60-minute initial intake session
Weekly or bi-weekly 55-minute sessions
Personalized nutrition, supplement, & lifestyle plan
Ongoing communication with expert dietitians
We won’t make you micromanage every bite. You’ll learn small, realistic shifts that help your body function better without taking over your day.
Our dietitians specialize in addressing the root causes behind elevated blood sugar, cholesterol, and blood pressure imbalances with personalized, sustainable care.
Based in: Los Angeles, CA
Areas of focus: Blood sugar balancing, gut health, prenatal and pregnancy nutrition
Based in: Vancouver, WA
Areas of focus: Pediatric nutrition, eating disorders, gut health, hormone health
Saundra is a functional nutritionist with advanced training in Ayurveda, holistic nutrition, and Western herbalism. Her approach blends evidence-based strategies with traditional wisdom to create highly personalized care that supports gut health, hormone balance, eating disorder recovery, stress management, and whole-body wellness.
Bailey
“I’d had tests and dismissive doctors telling me ‘You’re healthy,’ but I was in pain after every meal. My diet was already limited, and I felt a lot of shame around not sticking perfectly to an elimination plan. Plenish changed that. They ask about my lifestyle, history, and mindset—not just what I eat—and help me make sense of test results. Now, I feel more in control of food, and I have habits that have really helped me reclaim my approach to nutrition.”
After your free consultation, we’ll pair you with one of our nutritionists who specialize in cardiometabolic health
Do you work with clients who are trying to lose weight?
Do you accept HSA and/or FSA payments?
Do you take insurance?
What are your practitioner's qualifications?
How long does it take to see results?
Are there specific foods that help with heart health?
Are there specific foods that help with heart health?
Supporting your heart health isn’t about one “magic” food, it’s about creating balance and consistency. Fiber, omega-3s, hydration, and regular meals all play a role, but the key is finding what works best with your body. Your nutritionist will help you build a balanced plan that supports digestion without unnecessary restriction.
How long does it take to see results?
While some clients notice energy and digestion improvements within a few weeks, lasting changes in lab markers typically occur within three to six months of consistent care.
What are your practitioner's qualifications?
Our practitioners are Licensed Dietitian-Nutritionists (LDNs), Certified Nutrition Specialists (CNS), and Registered Dietitians (RDs). This means each person has a master's-level degree in nutrition. They also have undergone extensive training focused on their areas of specialization.
Do you take insurance?
Yes! We accept Aetna, Cigna, and United Healthcare. If you plan on using insurance, please check with your insurance before booking a call to verify benefits. Most people pay $0 for their nutrition sessions through insurance.
For out-of-network, we can create a “super bill” for reimbursement. With this, you can coordinate with your insurance company to see what they will and will not reimburse.
Do you accept HSA and/or FSA payments?
Yes, we accept both HSA and FSA payments.
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