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GRITS Nutrition is a nonprofit that offers free nutrition counseling services to all communities, with a focus on low-income and minorities. GRITS dietitians will work with clients to provide nutrition counseling for improving managing conditions such as high cholesterol and diabetes. Dietitians prioritize client-centered care and recommendations.
5505 Edmondson Pike, Suite 102, 37211, Nashville, United States
3.8
2 reviews
I had an excellent experience. Sadé spent so much time answering my questions, giving me tips and correcting a lot of false assumptions I had about eating and being healthy. I would definitely recommend GRITS service to anyone who asked. The time and effort was unmatched. I felt like a friend because of follow ups and even recipe sharing.
Date of experience: April 16, 2020
I am beyond thankful for Sade and her assistance in gaining back control of my life. She is beyond knowledgeable and genuine. She isn't doing this because of money, but it is something that she is passionate about. I came to her for nutrition counseling, after the first initial call. I left feeling like I honestly had someone that cared about my overall health. She definitely put everything on my level so I would understand what I had to do. I am beyond grateful for her and look forward to future sessions.
Date of experience: April 14, 2020
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