Kelly Morrow, RD


Kelly Morrow, MS, RDN, FAND is an Integrative Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) and Fellow of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics with over 25 years of experience helping people find clarity and confidence in their nutrition choices. She provides integrative nutrition care for adults with digestive, neurological, kidney, hormonal, and metabolic conditions.

Kelly was on the faculty at Bastyr University since 2002, where she supervised clinical rotations at the Bastyr Center for Natural Health and taught in the Departments of Nutrition and Exercise Science, Naturopathic Medicine, Midwifery, and Acupuncture and East Asian Medicine. She has been in private practice since 2000 and has previously worked at Evergreen Hospital in radiation oncology, the Booth Gardner Parkinson’s Center, and in Community Health Promotions.

Through her virtual practice, Kelly helps individuals understand their bodies through personalized insights and functional assessments, using tools such as continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), functional labs, biometrics (including fitness, stress, and sleep monitors), and dietary tracking to identify what truly works for each person. As a nutrition counselor, she focuses on supporting motivation and sustainable, meaningful changes that align with lifestyle, cultural preferences, and health goals.

Learn more at www.kellymorrownutrition.com.

"Parkinson PRO Diet"

Do What the Successful People are Doing


The "Positive Deviance" model is a method of doing research where we describe the behaviors common to those doing unusually well.

For the past 10 years, Dr. Mischley has been collecting data on the foods people eat, how often they eat them, food behaviors, as well as packaging and storage systems, and the relationship between these choices and Parkinson symptom severity over time.


Healthy Eating Tips


Every course is filled with practical tips to make healthy food more available.

Does Meat Need to Go?


Does the type of meat matter? What animal it was from? The conditions in which the animal was raised? What it was fed? How the meat was processed, stored, or prepared?

Meal and Medication Timing


Sometimes, it doesn't matter what you eat. For others, their medication stops working for the rest of the day as soon as they have their first bolus of protein.

Learn the ins and outs of the balancing act!

Dietary Implementation Ideas Series


There are millions of options for millions of people. Let's explore what's available, what is healthy, what to avoid, and how to know when you're on the right path?

The recommendations presented here are based on the results of the www.MVP-Study.com.

Curriculum


  Dietary Implementation Ideas with Kelly Morrow
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