Arthritis Nutritionists and Dietitians in South Carolina

If you have chronic kidney disease and know diet is important but don't know where to start, I can help! If you're struggling with digestive problems, headaches, joint pain, fatigue, or weight gain and are ready for a solution that heals your body from the inside out instead of masking symptoms, I can help! If you feel like you’ve tried everything you know and still can’t figure out what to do to feel better, I can help! I offer in-person visits at my Beaufort, SC office, as well as telehealth.

Who would benefit from working with a Bone Health Nutrition Expert? Have you received a diagnosis of osteoporosis, osteopenia or a fracture? Do you have a family history of osteoporosis? Do you have a condition such as celiac disease or other intestinal bowel disease (IBD) or have you had bariatric surgery? Do you have a history of an eating disorder, excessive dieting or poor protein intake? Have you used PPI’s (proton pump inhibitors) for gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)? Are you postmenopausal? Have you undergone cancer treatment using hormones? These are just a few reasons that someone needs bone health support.

I have been an active Registered Dietitian and now Certified Leap Therapist for over 15 years. I have worked with a diverse group of patients from diabetes, renal, weight loss to GI Disorders. Due to COVID 19 I am available via a HIPPA compliant Telehealth so you don't even have to leave your house.

Is your weight, blood pressure and/or blood sugar creeping up? Are you allergic or sensitive to foods or chemicals? If you're dissatisfied with conventional medicine and interested in alternative or complementary care, Jennifer can help. Natural or Holistic Health addresses the whole person, not just a disease or isolated symptom. It's based on the philosophy that the way to vibrant health is: remove toxins, nourish the body and support its processes. Jennifer Ables has been helping clients as a Holistic Health Practitioner & Certified Nutritional Consultant since 1999.

Is food making you feel poorly? Perhaps you have chronic struggles such as migraines, eczema, or diarrhea. Or maybe you're finding yourself overeating, stress eating or feeling bad about your body and how you look. You've likely tried a variety of things to solve your nutrition problems, but they haven't worked long term. You probably wish food would be more enjoyable, less work and not leave you feeling so terrible. You aren't alone. It doesn't have to be this hard. You just haven't found your solution yet.