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HAMILTON HEALTH- INTRO
For the first time I get to write a blog and for Naturally Granola. Maybe it is nice to tell you who I am and what I do. My name is Leoni Hamilton and I am a dietician. As a dietician I help people to live a healthy lifestyle and I write nutrition advice for medical indications. Think of irritable bowel complaints, rheumatic complaints, thyroid problems, diabetes and weight problems. In addition, I have specialized in women and hormones. Because of this I regularly see young women with PCOS and desire for pregnancy. I am also a sportfasting coach since 2011. I coach clients in a 10-day training program to burn more fat.
Now you may be wondering why I am writing a blog for Naturally Granola
In my own dietitian practice, I receive many different clients. One of my young enthusiastic clients came by again, and told me about the granola she puts in her yogurt every morning. My first thought was "that can't be good news". It will contain a lot of added sugars and unnecessary added substances. This is usually the case with granola on the market. But I was curious, so I immediately went on the internet and typed in "Naturally Granola". I immediately noticed that the site was fun, the granola looked good and I wanted to know more.
I contacted Tiara, and we met at the bakery in Kralingen. We sat on the terrace in the sun with a cup of coffee and chatted. Both of us super enthusiastic! About nutrition, health, business and the granola. Of course I was curious about the nutritional values, but they also looked good. So two weeks later Tiara came to my practice with jars of granola and test bags.
Do I recommend Naturally Granola?
Naturally Granola is a beautiful product that I can easily apply within my advice to clients. Especially because it fits my vision, and that of my practice. I stand for pure, healthy and above all back-2-basic. It's unique flavors and a nice list of ingredients. Personally, my advice is to use it in yogurt/skyr. You don't need much and it's also really "Nice for the bite". You could even grab a handful between meals for a nibble.
