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A bowl built with nutrients that support both satisfaction and health🥣🍯

This combination of chia pudding, papaya, sheep’s yogurt, h**p seeds, and honey provides a balance of fiber, protein, healthy fats, and naturally occurring carbohydrates.

Chia seeds are rich in fiber and omega-3 fats. Just two tablespoons provide nearly 10 grams of fiber, which can help support digestive health, fullness, and healthy blood sugar regulation.

Papaya is a source of vitamin C, providing more than 80% of the daily value per cup. It also contains antioxidants and the enzyme papain, which may help support digestion.

Sheep’s yogurt contributes high-quality protein, calcium, and probiotics. Fermented dairy foods have been associated with benefits for gut health and may help support a diverse microbiome.

H**p seeds provide plant-based protein along with magnesium, iron, and healthy unsaturated fats. Just three tablespoons contain about 10 grams of protein.

A drizzle of honey adds natural sweetness while the combination of protein, fiber, and fat from the rest of the bowl helps create a more balanced and satisfying meal.

Nutrition does not have to be complicated. Combining whole foods that provide fiber, protein, healthy fats, and micronutrients is a simple way to build meals that support your health over time.

A breakfast that checks a lot of boxes✅🍅🍳

Eggs provide complete protein and are one of the best dietary sources of choline, a nutrient that supports brain health, nervous system function, and cell metabolism.

Cottage cheese adds an extra boost of protein along with calcium, which is important for bone health and muscle function. High-protein breakfasts have been shown to support fullness and may help reduce hunger later in the day.

The basil pesto parmesan spread adds flavor while contributing heart-healthy unsaturated fats that can help support the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins.

Sauerkraut provides fermented foods that contain beneficial bacteria and compounds that may support gut health and digestive function.

Cherry tomatoes contribute vitamin C, potassium, and antioxidants such as lycopene, a plant compound that has been associated with heart health benefits.

The breakfast sausage adds additional protein, helping make this a meal that supports satiety and steady energy throughout the morning.

Balanced meals are not about perfection. They are about combining foods that provide nourishment, satisfaction, and enjoyment all on the same plate.

Choline is a nutrient that does not get nearly enough attention.

It plays an essential role in brain health, nervous system function, memory, and cell metabolism. Choline is also needed to produce acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter involved in muscle movement and communication between nerve cells.

Research suggests that many Americans do not meet recommended choline intake levels, making it one of the most commonly underconsumed nutrients.

Choline is especially important during pregnancy because it supports fetal brain and nervous system development. Adequate intake has been associated with healthy cognitive development in infants.

One large egg provides about 150 mg of choline, making eggs one of the richest dietary sources. Other sources include salmon, beef, chicken, soybeans, and dairy products.

The Adequate Intake for choline is 425 mg per day for women and 550 mg per day for men.

Sometimes the nutrients that matter most are not the ones we hear about every day. Choline is a reminder that nutrition is about more than just protein, carbs, and fats. Micronutrients play a powerful role in supporting long-term health.

Simple meals can be some of the most nourishing🍳🍠

Eggs and sweet potatoes create a balanced combination of protein, complex carbohydrates, fiber, and key nutrients that help support energy throughout the day.

Eggs provide high quality complete protein, meaning they contain all nine essential amino acids needed for muscle maintenance and repair. They are also a natural source of choline, a nutrient that plays an important role in brain health and cell function.

Sweet potatoes provide carbohydrates for energy along with fiber, which can help support fullness and digestive health. They are also rich in beta-carotene, a compound the body converts into vitamin A, which supports vision, immune function, and skin health.

Meals do not need a long list of ingredients to be nutritious. Pairing protein-rich foods with fiber-rich carbohydrates is one simple way to build a meal that is both satisfying and supportive of your health.

Nutrition is often found in the basics done consistently.

If you live in MA, NJ or NY — we’re here to support you 💜

See your insurance plan on this post? That means you can work with one of our women’s health dietitians for little to no out-of-pocket cost. Yep! Isn’t that amazing?!

When can a Coord Health dietitian help?

When you’re:
- Struggling with body image, diet “spirals” or not feeling good in your skin / clothes
- Navigating a new hormonal condition and symptoms
- Trying to conceive and wanting to feel supported / strong
- Feeling nausea during pregnancy
- Acting as the over-stressed CEO of food and meals in your household (mental load, hello!)
- Stressing about diet restrictions in pregnancy and how to maximize nutrients / your energy and health
- Recovering postpartum
- Experiencing nutrient deficiencies (iron, vitamin D, B12, etc)
- Struggling to sleep / eat / (breast)feed postpartum
- Experiencing the onset of peri/menopause and new symptoms / body changes
- Going through a cancer / survivorship journey
- Getting a new chronic diagnosis and wanting support with your lifestyle (endo, autoimmune and more)
- Feeling low energy generally and wanting change
- Training for something new or a new gym goal

All this and more — we’re here for you with support by women for when (and trusted by top doctors across all of these states!).

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P.S. If you’re an OBGYN / MFM / REI who wants to embed our support at your practice or clinic, please reach out!

P.P.S. If you don’t see your insurance plan on our list, stay tuned - we’re working hard to get in-network with more payors & expand coverage / access!

Grapefruit is one of the most nutrient-dense fruits you can add to your plate.

Just half of a grapefruit provides about 50% of your daily vitamin C needs, supporting immune function, collagen production, and antioxidant protection.

It is also a source of fiber and potassium, two nutrients many Americans do not get enough of. Fiber supports digestive health and fullness, while potassium helps regulate blood pressure and supports muscle and nerve function.

Pink and red grapefruit contain lycopene, a powerful antioxidant that has been associated with heart health benefits and protection against oxidative stress.

With nearly 90% water content, grapefruit can also contribute to daily hydration.

Simple foods often provide powerful nutrition, and grapefruit is a great reminder that supporting your health does not have to be complicated.

Important to know: Grapefruit can interact with certain medications. If you take prescription medications, check with your healthcare provider or pharmacist before regularly consuming grapefruit.

Burger bowl that hit the spot🍔

This meal brings together protein, fiber, complex carbohydrates, and fermented foods to create a balanced and satisfying plate.

The prime rib patty provides high quality protein, which helps support muscle maintenance, recovery, and satiety. Protein is consistently shown to be one of the most filling nutrients, helping you stay satisfied between meals.

Potato wedges provide carbohydrates for energy along with potassium, an important mineral that supports muscle function, fluid balance, and healthy blood pressure.

Pickled beets contain betalains, natural plant compounds with antioxidant properties, and beets are a source of dietary nitrates that may support blood flow and exercise performance

Sauerkraut adds fermented foods to the meal, providing beneficial bacteria and compounds that can help support a healthy gut microbiome

Mixed greens contribute fiber, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that support overall health, and homemade sweet pickles were the perfect finishing touch.

Balanced meals do not need to be complicated. Building a plate with protein, carbohydrates, fiber, and foods you genuinely enjoy can help support both nutrition and satisfaction.

A meal built for nourishment and satisfaction.

Glazed carrots provide fiber and natural sweetness along with antioxidants that support overall health.

Coconut bone broth rice adds carbohydrates for energy, along with fats and minerals that help make the meal more filling and supportive for recovery.

Ground venison patties offer a lean, protein-rich source that supports muscle maintenance and satiety.

Balanced meals like this help support stable energy, fullness, and consistent nourishment throughout the day.

Eating well can be simple, grounding, and deeply satisfying🥕🍚.

A simple ingredient brownie that still feels rich, fudgy, and satisfying.🍫

Sweet potato provides fiber, potassium, and natural sweetness while creating a soft texture without needing flour.

Almond butter adds healthy fats and a bit of protein to help support satiety and balance blood sugar response.

Cocoa powder and dark chocolate chips bring antioxidants and that deep chocolate flavor.

Maple syrup adds sweetness while keeping the recipe simple and minimally processed.

Recipes like this show that desserts can be both enjoyable and made with ingredients that support energy and nourishment.

Sweet potato brownie recipe:
1 cup cooked sweet potato
1 2 cup almond butter
1 4 cup cocoa powder
1 4 cup maple syrup
Chocolate chips to taste
Bake at 350°F for 30 minutes

Enjoy!

A simple bowl that supports both nourishment and satisfaction.

Greek yogurt provides protein to support muscle health and help keep you full longer.

Frozen blueberries add fiber, antioxidants, and natural sweetness while keeping things refreshing and easy.

70% dark chocolate offers a rich source of polyphenols along with a satisfying flavor that helps make balanced eating feel enjoyable.

Greek fir tree honey adds natural sweetness and quick energy while enhancing flavor without needing much.

Nutrition does not have to feel restrictive to be supportive. Sometimes it looks like building bowls that feel good, taste good, and help you stay consistent over time