I grew up overweight. Not in a way anyone talked about openly, but in a way that quietly shaped how I felt about myself from a very young age. I watched my mother spend her whole life at war with her body and her confidence, and without realising it, I inherited both her struggle and her self-doubt. The teasing at school, the clothes that never seemed to fit right, the way I would shrink myself before I had even tried to take up space. I know that feeling from the inside.

What changed everything was discovering that the problem was never willpower. It was information. Not the generic kind that tells everyone to eat the same way, but the kind built around your specific metabolism. When I finally understood what my body actually needed, the results were profound. And so was the shift in how I saw myself.

I became a nutritionist because I did not want anyone else to spend as many years confused as I did. I wanted to offer something genuinely personal, grounded in science, that removed the guesswork and replaced confusion with clarity. That is what brought me to Metabolic Balance. And that is what I bring to every client who sits across from me.