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Nutrition Therapy for Every Stage of Life
Meet Mercy Aremu
Nutritionist and Functional Integrative Medicine Expert.
Services We Offer
Kidney Disease Nutrition
YourFide Dietitian kidney dietitian: specializes in creating personalized meal plans to support kidney health. They help manage conditions like chronic kidney disease by providing dietary guidance that controls protein, sodium, potassium, and phosphorus intake, promotes overall wellness, improve and slows disease progression.
Medical Nutrition Therapy
YourFide Dietitian Specialize in MNT – an evidence-based proven method for treating: Diabetes/ PCOS/ Hypertension/ Hepatic (liver) Disease / Gout / Heart Disease/ High Cholesterol / Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)/ Fibroids/ Cancer Osteoporosis/ gastrointestinal disease/ inflammatory diseases/ Arthritis/ asthma and more…
Pediatric And Children Nutrition
YourFide pediatric and children’s dietitian: provides tailored nutrition advice to support healthy growth and development in children. They create customized meal plans, address specific dietary needs, and educate families on balanced eating to manage conditions like allergies, eczema, growth concerns, obesity, chronic diseases, Autism, ADHD, nutrient deficiencies and managing various medical conditions in children
Prenatal And Postpartum Nutrition
YourFide prenatal and postpartum dietitian: provides specialized nutrition guidance to support the health of pregnant and postpartum individuals. They offer tailored meal plans to ensure adequate nutrient intake, manage weight gain, and address common issues like morning sickness or breastfeeding nutrition, promoting overall well-being for both mother and baby.
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Frequently Asked Questions FAQs
Can YourFide Dietitian order blood tests?
Yes. At YourFide Dietitian, we can recommend and order a variety of functional and medical nutrition–related blood tests. These tests help us understand your nutrient status, inflammation levels, metabolic health, and other factors that may impact your overall wellness. By reviewing your lab results, we create a personalized nutrition plan that targets your unique needs and helps you see measurable improvements in your health.
What makes YourFide Dietitian different from other practices or companies offering nutrition counseling?
At YourFide Dietitian, our mission is to empower you with the tools, knowledge, and personalized care needed to achieve positive, lasting results in your health and well-being. We are committed to helping you see measurable improvements in your health markers, including your blood work, energy levels, and overall quality of life.
Our leadership also has years of experience providing Medical Nutrition Therapy and counselling. When you work with our team, you get the benefit of our clinical leadership team’s more than 20 years of combined experience providing front-line support to our clients. YourFide Dietitians, descriptive work experience are in dialysis clinics, hospitals, governmental institutions, community organisations and medical clinics.
Through individualized medical nutrition therapy, we address your specific health needs, whether it’s improving blood sugar levels, managing cholesterol, or supporting weight loss goals. Our evidence-based approach is designed to not only help you feel better but also ensure your lab results reflect positive meaningful progress.
If you’re ready to take the next step toward improved health, we’re here to guide you every step of the way. Let’s work together to create a healthier, happier you!
What are the most common blood tests YourFide Dietitian recommends and prescribe??
We may order specific labs depending on your health condition, symptoms, or goals. Common tests include:
- General Health & Inflammation
- Nutrient & Vitamin Status
- Comprehensive Metabolic & Hormonal Health
- Specialized & Functional Labs (based on condition)
Food Sensitivity Testing – to detect dietary triggers
Comprehensive Stool Analysis – for gut and digestive health
What’s our expertise?
Why Would I Need Medical Nutrition Therapy?
Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) can be a crucial part of managing your health because it provides personalized nutrition advice and care to address specific health concerns and improve overall well-being. Here are some reasons why you might need MNT:
1. Manage Chronic Conditions
- If you have conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, heart disease, or chronic kidney disease,Auto-immune disease, MNT can help manage and improve these conditions by providing a tailored nutrition plan.
- Effective dietary management can help control blood sugar, lower blood pressure, reduce cholesterol levels, and protect kidney function, reducing the need for medication or invasive
- treatments.
2. Prevent and Treat Obesity
- MNT can help you achieve and maintain a healthy weight through personalized meal planning, portion control, and healthy eating strategies.
- Working with a dietitian can improve your relationship with food, identify behaviors that contribute to weight gain, and create a sustainable approach to weight loss.
3. Address Digestive Disorders
- If you struggle with conditions like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, celiac disease, or food intolerances, MNT can help manage symptoms through customized nutrition plans.
- Dietitians can recommend the right foods to eat and those to avoid, reducing discomfort, bloating, and other digestive symptoms.
4. Improve Nutritional Deficiencies
- Deficiencies in essential nutrients like vitamins, minerals, and proteins can lead to a variety of health problems.
- A dietitian can identify these deficiencies through a detailed assessment and recommend a nutrition plan to help restore balance and improve energy, immunity, and overall health.
5. Support Recovery from Illness or Surgery
- If you are recovering from surgery, illness, or injury, your body may need extra nutrients to heal and regain strength.
- MNT can help you get the right balance of protein, vitamins, and minerals to support faster and better recovery.
6. Manage Food Allergies and Sensitivities
- People with food allergies or sensitivities (e.g., gluten, lactose, nuts, shellfish) can benefit from MNT to ensure they avoid trigger foods while still getting the nutrients they need.
- Dietitians can create meal plans that accommodate your dietary restrictions without compromising on variety and taste.
7. Improve Overall Wellness
- Even if you don’t have a specific medical condition, MNT can help you boost your energy, enhance athletic performance, manage stress, and support mental well-being.
- Nutrition plays a vital role in how you feel, think, and perform daily, and a dietitian can provide the guidance you need to make better food choices that support your lifestyle and goals.
9. Manage Eating Disorders
- For those struggling with anorexia, bulimia, binge-eating disorder, or other disordered eating behaviors, MNT can provide a safe and supportive approach to reestablishing a healthy relationship with food.
- Dietitians work closely with therapists and healthcare providers to provide comprehensive care that addresses both the physical and psychological aspects of eating disorders.
In Summary:
Medical Nutrition Therapy is essential for anyone looking to manage a chronic condition, recover from illness, improve general wellness, or address specific nutritional needs. By working with a dietitian, you get tailored guidance that addresses your unique health concerns and supports your journey toward better health and well-being.
Are you currently offering in-person or virtual sessions?
We are pleased to be offering virtual Tele-health services( Video Consultation) to any clients who prefer to meet via HIPPA-protected telehealth. When you make your appointment, you will receive a unique link, to access your client portal and telehealth meeting link.
Do You Accept Insurance? And What is your Out Of Pocket Rates?
Yes ! We are in-network with major insurance providers including Medicare, United Health Care, Cigna, Humana, Anthem, UMR, Surest Health Plan, Meritain Health Plan, BCBS, CareFirst, OPTUM, Aetna, Medicare, Clover Health Plan, Massachusetts and more to provide Preventive medical nutrition therapy (MNT). Most people will pay zero out of pocket if using insurance.
If paying out of pocket, we can offer discounts. We accept credit card, FSA/HSA (health savings account and flexible spending accounts, credit card, debit card …etc . Schedule an appointment online and tell us about your need for pricing and packages .If you are a facility and would like to discuss contract pricing, please give our office a call.
Is virtual nutrition counseling effective?
Yes, virtual nutrition counseling can be highly effective. With advancements in technology and the increasing need for convenient healthcare solutions, virtual nutrition counseling has become a practical and accessible option for many people. Here are several reasons why it is effective:
1. Convenience and Accessibility
- Virtual counseling eliminates the need for travel, making it easier for clients to attend appointments from the comfort of their homes. This is especially beneficial for those with busy schedules, mobility issues, or living in remote areas.
- Clients can choose a time that fits their routine, reducing the likelihood of missed appointments and making it easier to stay consistent with their nutrition plan.
2. Increased Comfort and Privacy
- Many clients feel more comfortable discussing their health concerns and dietary habits in their own environment, leading to more open and honest communication.
- Virtual sessions provide a private and secure setting, which can be reassuring for individuals who may feel self-conscious or anxious about attending in-person meetings.
3. Personalized and Interactive Sessions
- Just like in-person counseling, virtual nutrition counseling is personalized to address the client’s unique health goals, lifestyle, and preferences.
- With the use of video calls, screen sharing, and other digital tools, dietitians can review meal plans, discuss portion sizes, and provide visual aids to enhance understanding.
4. Ongoing Support and Accountability
- Virtual counseling allows for more frequent check-ins and follow-ups, which helps maintain accountability and track progress. Clients can connect with their dietitian more easily, ask questions, and receive feedback as they navigate their nutrition journey.
- Regular communication and motivation can make a big difference in helping clients stay on track with their goals, whether it’s managing a chronic condition, losing weight, or improving their overall diet.
5. Access to a Wider Range of Resources
- Through virtual counseling, dietitians can share digital resources
6. Adaptable to Different Learning Styles
7. Effective for Chronic Condition Management
- Virtual nutrition counseling has been shown to be particularly effective for managing chronic conditions/diseases and provide real-time advice without the need for an in-person visit.
- This continuous support can help clients improve their health outcomes more effectively than less frequent in-person sessions.
8. Evidence of Success
- Studies have shown that virtual nutrition counseling can be as effective as traditional in-person counseling. Research indicates that clients who participate in virtual nutrition programs often see improvements in weight management, blood sugar control, and other health markers.
- The key to success is the consistency, personalization, and quality of care provided by the dietitian, which can be effectively delivered through a virtual platform.
What States and locations do you provide services to?
Georgia, Arkansas, North Carolina, Virgin Islands, Arizona, California, Michigan, Virginia, Minnesota, Texas, Colorado, Maryland, Washington DC, Florida, Massachusetts, and contact info@yourfide.com for any other states prior to scheduling.
What Services Do You Provide? What Conditions Do You Treat?
What if i need to cancel my upcoming appointment?
Do you collaborate with other healthcare providers and medical doctors?
Yes! We believe in the importance of collaboration in order to provide each client with the highest level of care possible. Please send referrals to our Fax: 470-239-1564
Dear Healthcare Provider,
At YourFide Dietitian, we understand the challenges you face in helping patients manage chronic conditions, improve lab values, and make sustainable lifestyle changes.
We offer personalized, evidence-based medical nutrition therapy that supports your clinical goals — whether it’s improving blood sugar control, reducing cardiovascular risk, supporting fertility and prenatal care, or addressing gut and inflammatory issues.
Our culturally sensitive, root-cause approach helps:
Improve A1C, blood pressure, and lipid profiles
Reduce reliance on medications through lifestyle change
Prevent complications in high-risk pregnancies
Support whole-family wellness and preventive care
We provide clear communication, lab-based progress tracking, and behavioral support to ensure your patients feel seen, supported, and successful.
Refer with confidence — together, we can deliver better outcomes and lifelong health improvements.
Warm regards,
YourFide Dietitian
Do you work with all ages and genders?
Yourfide Dietitian works with people of all ages and backgrounds.
What is your nondiscrimination Notice?
Is there a difference between a Registered Dietitian and a Nutritionist?
Yes! Many people who call themselves “nutritionists” have not met the same rigorous standards as those who have completed a Registered Dietitian program.
Registered Dietitians (RD, RDN) are trained in the nutritional sciences (chemistry, biochemistry, biology, microbiology, anatomy, physiology, nutrition pathophysiology, medical nutrition therapy, and nutrition counseling.
The title “RD” is a credential protected legally and therefore can only be used by practitioners who have met the academic and professional requirements to qualify for the credential “Registered Dietitian”. These requirements include receiving a bachelor’s degrees from an accredited United States university or college and course work approved by the Commission on Accreditation for Dietetic Education (CADE) of the American Dietetic Association; completing a CADE-accredited supervised practice program at a healthcare facility, hospital, community agency or food service corporation or combined with undergraduate or graduate studies; and passing a national examination administered by the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR). Registered Dietitians must complete continuing professional educational requirements to maintain their “Registered Dietitian” status.
The title “Registered Dietitian”, “Dietitian”, and “RD” are protected by law through provincial legislation, so that only qualified practitioners who have met education requirements can use these titles.
Registered Dietitians can call themselves “nutritionists” but nutritionists cannot call themselves “Registered Dietitians”. The term “nutritionist” is unregulated, so essentially anyone can call themselves a nutritionist.