Detox diet Nutritionists and Dietitians in 46074

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Valerie Lynn Polley
Nutritionist/Dietitian, RDN, CDN
Serves Area
Managing gastrointestinal and autoimmune issues can be overwhelming. I see clients with a variety of GI and autoimmune issues, but I don't take a one size fits all approach. I start with what has been found to help most individuals with specific GI/autoimmune issues, then make changes from there. I work in collaboration with my clients to develop a plan that works to help with symptom management. Majority of my clients are frustrated with the length of their struggle, so I am available for questions, concerns and overall support.
Managing gastrointestinal and autoimmune issues can be overwhelming. I see clients with a variety of GI and autoimmune issues, but I don't take a one size fits all approach. I start with what has been found to help most individuals with specific GI/autoimmune issues, then make changes from there. I work in collaboration with my clients to develop a plan that works to help with symptom management. Majority of my clients are frustrated with the length of their struggle, so I am available for questions, concerns and overall support.
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Alexis Pinto
Nutritionist/Dietitian, MS, RDN, LDN
1 Endorsed
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Alexis is a Registered Dietitian passionate about functional nutrition and helping individuals build a healthy, trusting relationship with food. She believes that while food is emotional, social, and environmental, it is also a powerful tool for disease prevention and management. Her holistic, non-diet approach blends functional nutrition with evidence-based practices to address underlying factors impacting health. Alexis focuses on sustainable behavior change, honoring each client’s unique biology, lifestyle, and goals—while creating a supportive, judgment-free space for healing and growth.
Alexis is a Registered Dietitian passionate about functional nutrition and helping individuals build a healthy, trusting relationship with food. She believes that while food is emotional, social, and environmental, it is also a powerful tool for disease prevention and management. Her holistic, non-diet approach blends functional nutrition with evidence-based practices to address underlying factors impacting health. Alexis focuses on sustainable behavior change, honoring each client’s unique biology, lifestyle, and goals—while creating a supportive, judgment-free space for healing and growth.
(220) 234-1014 View (220) 234-1014

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Courtney Louise Rinehold
Nutritionist/Dietitian, RDN, CDN, CLT, CGP
1 Endorsed
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Do you feel tired, inflamed, or frustrated with symptoms no one can fully explain? I help with hormone imbalance, gut issues, infertility, migraines, and chronic fatigue uncover root causes through personalized, functional nutrition. I believe our bodies were designed intentionally, and when given the right support, they can heal. Using speciality testing and targeted plans, I help you reduce inflammation, restore energy, and steward your health with confidence and faith.
Do you feel tired, inflamed, or frustrated with symptoms no one can fully explain? I help with hormone imbalance, gut issues, infertility, migraines, and chronic fatigue uncover root causes through personalized, functional nutrition. I believe our bodies were designed intentionally, and when given the right support, they can heal. Using speciality testing and targeted plans, I help you reduce inflammation, restore energy, and steward your health with confidence and faith.
(260) 235-4596 View (260) 235-4596
Detox diet Nutritionists and Dietitians
What is a detox diet?
A detox diet is a restrictive eating program designed to eliminate perceived "toxins" from the body and promote overall health and weight loss. Typically, it involves fasting or consuming a highly specific diet, such as only drinking juices or eating limited types of foods, for a set period. Although there are various forms of detox diets, they generally aim to cleanse the body and improve wellbeing. However, it is important to note that the scientific evidence supporting the efficacy of such diets and the idea of "toxin" elimination via dieting is very limited.

Are detox diets effective?
While there are some studies that suggest that detox diets can have positive health results, such as weight loss, improved insulin regulation, and reduced blood pressure, there are many other indications that detox diets are not effective in the long term. Often, the extreme nature of detox diets leads to initial weight loss, but that weight is often regained upon resumption of a regular diet. Therefore, while detox diets may provide some short-term success, longer-term sustainable lifestyle changes are usually emphasized by nutrition experts as a more effective mode of weight loss and health improvement.

Why do people go on a detox diet?
People often go on a detox diet primarily for weight loss and to eliminate perceived "toxins" from the body. Many believe that reducing these toxins can enhance overall health, support organ function, and boost immune system performance. Detox diets are also popular among those who have not achieved their health goals with other, less restrictive diets. The extreme nature of detox diets can be appealing to individuals seeking quick results or a dramatic change in their health routine.