Evidence-based nutrition and lifestyle coaching for adults on a weight-loss medication journey — built around your body, your habits, and what comes next.
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I'm a Registered Dietitian (Argentina), Registered Nutritionist in NZ, Certified Personal Trainer and Health Coach.
A big part of my work nowadays is helping adults who are using (or coming off) weight-loss medication build the habits, strength, and relationship with food that outlast the prescription.

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Weight loss medications are very powerful and effective, but they're not meant to work alone. There are risks associated with muscle loss and reduced bone density — especially for women over 50. Appetite suppression can also affect protein intake, vitamins, and minerals from food, which compounds those risks over time
My approach is practical, not clinical: Small, sustainable changes rather than rigid rules, with a close eye on protecting the muscle, energy, and independence that matter most at this stage of life.
Creating accountability, sharing your concerns and frustrations with someone who can actually help you in a non-judgmental space
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It depends on how much support you’d like along the way. If you choose the 3-month program but, halfway through you feel confident continuing on your own, there’s no long-term contract. You can cancel your membership at any time, simply by letting us know before the start of the following month.
Absolutely! And I encourage that. Before starting the coaching program, I offer a 15-minutes free call where we can check if you we're a good match. We can also discuss about your goals and to make sure I'm the right person to help you
Not necessarily. I work with a mix of patients using and not using weight loss medication. The approach will be different and personalized to each patient.
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