Lisa Andrews is Nutrigirl
In need of credible, consumer-friendly health and nutrition messages or recipes for your blog, website, food brand, or company newsletter?
Or maybe you want a speaker or food demo for your employees or group? With all the nutrition noise out there, let me clear the clutter. An RD (Registered Dietitian) is the “Real Deal” for help.
I’m Lisa, a Cincinnati dietitian that loves food, health, and people. My career started at the Cincinnati VA Medical Center as a clinical dietitian and gradually moved from illness to wellness.
I launched Sound Bites Nutrition in 2008 to focus my ‘thyme’ on nutrition and health communications.
My services include:
* Freelance editing and writing- articles, blogs, recipes
* Cooking demos
* Nutrition counseling for adults with chronic diseases
* Presentations and webinars
* Food pun gifts
Message me for service fees: lisa@soundbitesnutrition.com
Find fun gifts for foodie friends, family, colleagues, or co-workers! My food pun merch puts the fun back in food and gives back to those suffering from food insecurity in Cincinnati.
Click Lettuce Beet Hunger Food Pun Shop | Sound Bites Nutrition to check out my shop! Sign up for my blog below for recipes, reviews, and research, and follow me on Instagram: Lisa C. Andrews (@nutrigirl) | Instagram.
Food Pun Merch
Take a bite out of hunger and make someone’s day!
Great gifts for chefs, dietitians, nutrition students, kitchen staff and food aficionados. Let me design a campaign for your restaurant or food brand.
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Massaged Kale in Lemon Vinaigrette with Grilled Chicken
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MIND Your Diet to Prevent Dementia
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