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HI, I’M EMILY, A DIETICIAN AND FUNCTIONAL NUTRITIONIST

I’m passionate about helping people REDUCE their reliance on ultra-processed food, and enjoy foods that love them back.

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⟫ REGISTERED DIETITIAN NUTRITIONIST    ⟫ LICENSED DIETITIAN    ⟫ INTEGRATIVE & FUNCTIONAL NUTRITION CERTIFIED PRACTITIONER

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I’ve experienced firsthand the huge benefits of a gluten and dairy-free diet, as well as the looming sense of overwhelm at the thought of being able to stick to this way of eating.

Back in 2018, I was a dietitian, working in a cardiac ICU with heart disease patients, when I went to an integrative doctor for help with some digestive problems I was experiencing.

The doctor suggested that I try gluten-free, and my first response was ‘that sounds so hard, what else can we try first’. But after trying those other things, and not getting the improvements I’d hoped for, I accepted that it would be interesting to experiment with a gluten-free diet for 30 days and see what happened.

WITHIN TWO WEEKS I STARTED TO FEEL THE BENEFITS:

✓  Better Digestion

✓  Better Sleep & More Energy

✓ No Longer Craving Snacks 

✓  Performing Better Athletically


And, unexpectedly the chronic knee pain I had lived with for more than 10 years (after an injury), went away (now I understand the link between gluten and inflammation, this makes a lot of sense).

But it was the transformation I saw in others that motivated me to create my membership, Holistically Gluten-Free Club.

I moved into integrative and functional medicine, an area of healthcare that views food as medicine, helping people who were living with debilitation autoimmune conditions, chronic pain, and ongoing digestive issues.

I learned about so many different conditions that are related to gluten. 

I was seeing patients with autoimmune conditions, joint pain, digestive health issues, often a combination of those things, and trialing them on an elimination diet.

I cannot think of one person that I saw over my almost four years working in functional medicine who did not feel better when following a gluten-free diet.

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Once they realized they wanted to eat this way long-term, there was very little support available.

  • What were they going to do when they got bored of the gluten-free recipes they knew how to cook?
     
  • How do they get into the habit of planning ahead so they aren’t reliant on expensive, ultra-processed grab ‘n’ go gluten free options?
     
  • How could they make eating gluten-free work with their busy lives?

This is why I created the membership - a place where people can find:

⟫ Meal plans for the week ahead so they don’t have to wonder what to eat each day and can save time and energy by efficiently shopping for ingredients and meal-prepping elements in advance.

⟫ The opportunity to get your questions answered by me (a qualified, experienced dietician and Certified Integrative and Functional Nutrition Practitioner).

⟫ A supportive community for people to share their experiences, ask questions, and give and receive encouragement.

⟫ A library of over 500 flavorsome, nutritious gluten and dairy-free recipes.

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FREE - AMAZINGLY FABULOUS NAME

Discover what my meal pans look like, if you enjoy preparing and eating my recipes

 
✓ 9 delicious, nutritionally-balanced, dietician-created, easy-to-follow recipes (mixture of breakfasts, lunches, dinners and snacks) - all the recipes are free from gluten, dairy and soy
 

✓  Meal-prep ideas to help you get organized, know what’s for dinner each evening, and save time
 

✓  Grocery list, plus shopping tips, to make it easy for you to get what you need from your local store.
 

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My Professional Bio

Emily Niswanger MS | RDN | LD| IFNCP

For the past 10 years, I’ve helped people all over the world reach their nutrition goals. I started my career in a cardiac intensive care unit (ICU) and then transitioned out of that setting to pursue preventative medicine where I felt I could make the biggest difference in people’s lives [& I did!]. I started Anywhere Nutrition to combine my passions for nutrition, cooking, sustainability, fitness and helping others feel comfortable in their own skin.

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Education:

Athletic background:

  • Ultra marathoner (50K)
  • 2x Marathoner
  • 3x Qualifier for the NCAA Regional Cross Country Championships
  • 2x Minnesota State Mountain Bike Champion

Featured Work & Media Appearances

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MAKING HEALTHY CHOICES WHILE WORKING FROM HOME
ABC NEWS | DECEMBER 2020

HEALTHY EATING DURING THE HOLIDAYS
CBS NEWS | DECEMBER 2020

HEALTH TRENDS FOR 2020
NBC NEWS | JANUARY 2020

Continued Work

  • Presenter, Dispelling Bone Health Myths. M Health Geriatric Orthopedic Fracture Conference | Sept. 2018
     

  • Presenter, Holistic Options for Care. Regina Foundation’s Community Relations Committee Meeting, Regina Hospital | 2018

  • Guest lecturer, Augsburg College Physicians Assistant Program. Cardiovascular Nutrition | Fall 2017, 2016, 2015

  • Presenter, Carbohydrates and Fiber HealthPartners Administrative Professionals Network | January 2016

  • TV Guest dietitian, WCCO This Morning. Topic: How to choose Healthy Summer Snacks | July 2016

  • Panelist, on Congestive Heart Failure, Internal Medicine Conference. Minneapolis | Sept. 2015

  • Presenter, Healthy Eating Made Easy. Leadership & LETR Conference for Special Olympics Minnesota, Red Wing, MN. | Sept. 2014

  • Presenter, “Food Deserts and Their Effects on Childhood Obesity in SD” at the SD Nutrition Conference, Brookings, SD | May 2013

Featured Work & Media Appearances

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MAKING HEALTHY CHOICES WHILE WORKING FROM HOME
ABC NEWS | DECEMBER 2020

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HEALTHY EATING DURING THE HOLIDAYS
CBS NEWS | DECEMBER 2020

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HEALTH TRENDS FOR 2020
NBC NEWS | JANUARY 2020

Continued Work

  • Presenter, Dispelling Bone Health Myths. M Health Geriatric Orthopedic Fracture Conference | Sept. 2018
     

  • Presenter, Holistic Options for Care. Regina Foundation’s Community Relations Committee Meeting, Regina Hospital | 2018

  • Guest lecturer, Augsburg College Physicians Assistant Program. Cardiovascular Nutrition | Fall 2017, 2016, 2015

  • Presenter, Carbohydrates and Fiber HealthPartners Administrative Professionals Network | January 2016

  • TV Guest dietitian, WCCO This Morning. Topic: How to choose Healthy Summer Snacks| July 2016

  • Panelist, on Congestive Heart Failure, Internal Medicine Conference. Minneapolis | Sept. 2015

  • Presenter, Healthy Eating Made Easy. Leadership & LETR Conference for Special Olympics Minnesota, Red Wing, MN. | Sept. 2014

  • Presenter, “Food Deserts and Their Effects on Childhood Obesity in SD” at the SD Nutrition Conference, Brookings, SD | May 2013

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