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Where Understanding Eating Behavior, Nutrition, and Physiology Work Together to Support Better Health.


Nutriophysiology is a nutrition-coaching method that helps you understand how your eating behavior, nutrition, and physiology work together so you can create sustainable, real-life changes.



Health Is Not Just About What You Eat. It is Influenced by the Interaction Between Eating Behaviors, Nutrition, and Physiology.


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Insight into Healthy Eating Standards

Insight into Healthy Eating Standards

Posted by Dr. Tatiana Pouncy on Jul 6th 2025

Insight into Healthy Eating Standards If you have encountered difficulties in losing or sustaining a healthy weight, you are not alone in this experience. Approximately 31% of American adults are clas … read more
Protein and Hair Growth

Protein and Hair Growth

Posted by Dr. Tatiana Pouncy on Jan 9th 2025

Protein and hair growth Did you know if you do not consume enough protein, our hair can become dry, brittle, or even show signs of thinning? It can be difficult to make sure you ingest enough protei … read more
Microbiome Diversity is Essential

Microbiome Diversity is Essential

Posted by Dr. Tatiana Pouncy on Nov 14th 2024

Understanding Microbiome Diversity: Why It Matters for Your Health When we talk about diversity in an ecological context, two key concepts emerge: alpha-diversity and beta-diversity. Th … read more
Relationship Between Hair And Gut Bacteria

Relationship Between Hair And Gut Bacteria

Posted by Dr. Tatiana Pouncy on Apr 4th 2022

We all know that good nutrition is essential for healthy hair, but are there any other elements that might impact how quickly our hair grows? Given that the gut microbiome has been shown to have an es … read more
Digestion Overview

Digestion Overview

Posted by Dr. Tatiana Pouncy on Dec 9th 2021

Digestion is the process by which big insoluble food molecules are broken down into smaller water-soluble food molecules, which may then be absorbed into the watery plasma of the bloodstream. When co … read more