Hey there! 

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In the world of tennis, 40-0 (forty-love) is a game point and the best position to be in just before you win the game by winning the next point. This is a confident, inspiring, and exciting moment. 

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However, 40 is the age that lots of people especially women may not love due to various biochemical, hormonal, and metabolic changes in their bodies. This can affect their confidence and authentic self. 

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If you are or over 40, you may feel scared, frustrated, and a lack of control over your body. Everything, from losing weight to maintaining healthy skin to managing stress, becomes more challenging after hitting 40.

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Does it mean we should give up on ourselves and our bodies? The answer is NO. Although aging is an inevitable process, you can still age gracefully and feel amazing through proper nutrition and an active lifestyle. 

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As a registered dietitian and a woman about to hit 40, my goal is to inspire you to feel your best, confident self through my nutrition counseling and programs and functional nutrient and metabolic testing,  which are tailored to meet your body's unique needs. 

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I strongly believe that a holistic, individualized nutrition approach will help you gain control over your health, manage your unique midlife health conditions, and give you a sense of empowerment. 

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If you are interested in learning about balancing your hormones through a personalized healthy diet and lifestyle, please schedule a free discovery call to make sure that the nutrition services I offer are the right fit for you! 

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I look forward to chatting with you soon and the opportunity to support your health journey!

   

Cheers, 

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Sayuri Barritt, RD CD                                            

Founder of Forty Love Nutrition LLC

                                

Areas of interest/specialties: 

 

Medical nutrition therapy (MNT) for chronic diseases

Functional nutrient and metabolic testing
Metabolism and weight management 
Obesity prevention
Women's health

Hormone imbalances

• Perimenopause/Menopause 

• Estrogen dominance

• PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome)

• Thyroid diseases

Upper and lower GI diseases

Autoimmune conditions

Slow aging