My interest in nutrition began when I started going to the gym and became increasingly curious about how food could support my health and wellbeing. I gradually introduced more nutritious, nourishing foods into my diet, and I began to notice a real difference in how I felt — I had more energy, felt healthier and was able to maintain a healthy weight.
One of the biggest changes for me was overcoming years of painful periods through changes to my diet and lifestyle. Experiencing these changes first-hand showed me just how powerful nutrition can be and inspired me to learn more.
That’s when I decided to study Nutritional Therapy, with the goal of helping others make positive changes to their health in a realistic and sustainable way. I later completed a top-up degree, and I now hold a Bachelor’s degree in Nutritional Therapy.
Today, I combine my personal experience with my academic knowledge to help others feel better, nourish their bodies and build healthier habits that can last.