A registered dietitian for Tustin — virtually.

Tustin is a study in old and new. There's the historic, tree-lined 'City of Trees' core — Old Town Tustin, with its preserved early-1900s buildings and longtime local spots — and then there's the rapid growth of Tustin Legacy and Tustin Ranch, where former Marine-base land has become new homes, shops and parks.

That mix draws a diverse community of young families and professionals — busy households juggling careers, kids and long Orange County commutes, where a standing mid-day clinic appointment is genuinely hard to keep.

Virtual care is built for exactly that. A video visit slots into a packed week from home, and the plan continues from wherever you are — which is most of what makes nutrition changes actually stick.

For Tustin's busy young families and professionals, the friction of a clinic drive is usually what ends a nutrition plan early. Telehealth removes it — you keep the appointment from your kitchen, around work and school.

Each session is a video visit with a personalized plan and written resources sent after. We can fold in labs, food-sensitivity (MRT) testing, CGM data and structured follow-ups so the work compounds week over week.

I'm based in Orange County and virtual-first. Select in-person sessions in OC are available by request, but the practice is built around telehealth so care stays consistent.

A lot of Tustin clients come in for PCOS, hormone work and insulin resistance, plus gut health and IBS — including low-FODMAP done properly as a short, structured reintroduction, not a forever diet.

The other big theme is food sensitivities. For stubborn gut and inflammatory symptoms that don't resolve with the usual changes, MRT food-sensitivity testing can help identify specific triggers — all weight-inclusive, root-cause, and sustainable.