Danielle Goobie, Nutritionist HCF, Toronto, ON

I went from riding the blood sugar rollercoaster daily and dreading my debilitating periods to understanding my body and feeling confident about how to care for it. I’ve spent years learning how food, movement and environment affect the female body. Now, I help women just like you re-connect to the needs of their bodies so they can eat, move and live in a way of intentional nourishment. Holistic Nutritionist, Danielle Goobie sitting by the lake This investment has been worth every penny. I’ve struggled with acne my entire life and Danielle has helped me address the root cause. She’s helped me make sure I get enough protein, taught me to pay more attention to ingredients rather than calories and educated me on the importance of stabilizing blood sugar for hormone health. She’s so supportive and helped me find balance in my diet so I can still go out to eat and enjoy chips and chocolate! - Diana, 32 My PCOS

Danielle Goobie, Nutritionist, Toronto, ON , HCF, Is in good standing with the CNS-SCN - Canadian Nutrition Society

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Danielle Goobie, Nutritionist, Toronto, ON , HCF

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