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Board Certified Holistic Nutrition

Elvira's All Natural
Board Certified Holistic Nutritionist

Judith Elvira Tobal Betesh 
BCHN, IHHC, FNTP

 Concierge Functional Nutrition Services

Forensic Blood Chemistry Analyst

Health is a state of complete harmony of the body, mind and spirit.

When one is free from physical and mental distractions, the gates of the soul open.

With Holistic Health people accept responsibility

for their own level of well-being and every day

choices are used to take charge of one’s own health.

The goal is to achieve maximum well-being where

everything is functioning the very best that is possible.

 

It emphasizes the connection of mind, body, and spirit.

As a Board Certified Practitioner In Holistic Nutrition,

An FNTP & IHHC 

I have been trained in specialized practices to

perform an in-depth assessment to discern a client's

bio-individual needs and utilize nutritional therapy

skills and lifestyle and wellness practices to restore

balance and functionality in the body.

Rather than focusing on illness or specific parts of the body,

this ancient approach to health considers the whole person

and how he or she interacts with his or her environment.

The philosophy is simple

A properly prepared, nutrient-dense, whole foods diet provides the ultimate biochemical foundation that leads to optimal health.

Whether you call this clean eating, Paleo, Primal, or just the way humans are meant to eat, it all means the same thing; replacing the quick-fix, calorie-counting, reductionist diet dogma with one that focuses on nourishing your body and mind.

 

What Can Functional Nutritional Therapy Do For You?


  • Uncover nutritional deficiencies or imbalances


  • Rebalance your bodies chemistry


  • Support your bodies ability to heal itself


  • Reverse the ill effects of the modern diet


  • Achieve optimal wellness

Putting together the clues that the body gives, detecting underlying imbalances, looking at lifestyle factors, diet, and pathology work to determine scientifically what is going on at more of a biochemical level.

Judith Elvira Tobal Betesh
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