"Ginger worked with us on foods to eat, an eating schedule, and provided encouragement about how to make improvements.
Most importantly though, she made the connections between different providers and advised on next steps that several doctors did not (as they all sat in their own specialties and didn't see the whole picture).
Without her advice, we would not have understood that a speech therapist was a vital component of the treatment and follow up. This led to new diagnoses and treatments that were literally life saving. We can't thank her enough."
-Abby
THE DR. GINGER HULTIN NUTRITION PRACTICE
Nutrition can be overwhelming.
With so much conflicting advice and misinformation, it’s easy to feel confused, frustrated, and unsure of what’s actually helping - or hurting - your health.
The Dr. Ginger Hultin Nutrition Practice is a team of registered dietitian nutritionists who specialize in complex conditions like cancer, autoimmune disorders, and digestive health. We follow a shared, evidence-based protocol developed by founder Ginger Hultin, built on years of clinical experience and integrative nutrition training. Each practitioner brings their own specialty focus and clinical strengths to support a wide range of client needs.
Our approach helps reduce treatment side effects, manage inflammation, and take the guesswork out of eating. Clients come to us feeling uncertain and leave with personalized guidance, clear next steps, and more energy and confidence.
Ginger is a board-certified specialist in oncology nutrition (CSO) with a master’s degree in nutrition from Bastyr University and a doctorate in clinical nutrition from the University of North Florida. Every dietitian on our team holds advanced degrees, board certifications, and follows the same high standards of care. Together, we provide consistent, high-quality nutrition support backed by the latest research.
This is a concierge-style virtual practice. We work with clients nationwide to make nutrition a powerful part of their healthcare - without extremes or confusion, and always with practical steps that fit real life.
in•te•gra•tive
adjective
intəɡrādiv
: going beyond basic guidelines to seek the root causes for imbalance, looking at environmental impact, genetic predisposition, physiological, and psychological factors.
nu•tri•tion
noun
nu̇-ˈtri-shən
: the process of eating the right kind of food for your body's unique needs
di•e•ti•tian
noun
dī-ə-ˈti-shən
: a medical professional with a degree in nutrition and national accreditation who is qualified to give people nutrition prescriptions and guidance
YOUR DIETITIANS
Integrative, clinical registered dietitian nutritionist
Founder and Clinical Director
Ginger Hultin DCN RDN CSO
Ginger is the founder and owner of the Dr. Ginger Hultin Nutrition Practice. She holds degrees from the University of Washington and Bastyr University and is currently in a Doctorate in Clinical Nutriton program at the University of North Florida.
Her clinical and integrative experience includes nutrition work at the Block Center for Integrative Cancer Treatment, Lutheran General Hospital, Arivale (personalized wellness and genomics), and the Bastyr Center for Natural Health. This background shapes the protocols and standards used across the practice today.
Ginger is a board-certified specialist in oncology nutrition (CSO) and a nationally recognized author and educator. She has written two nutrition books: Anti-Inflammatory Diet Meal Prep, the How to Eat to Beat Disease Cookbook, as well as three e-books: Meal Prep for Weight Loss 101, New Phase, New You: guide to perimenopause and menopause and Anti-Inflammatory Plant-Based Eating 101.
She hosts the award-winning Orgain® Good, Clean Nutrition Podcast where she speaks with leading voices in health and wellness.
Why Take an Integrative Approach?
Most medical care today is fast-paced and fragmented. Primary care doctors often manage more than 2,000 patients a year. In the hospital setting, I saw up to 20 patients a day, totaling over 5,000 patients annually. That pace leaves little time for personalized care or nutrition support.
At the Dr. Ginger Hultin Nutrition Practice, we take a different approach. Our integrative model combines clinical expertise with individualized care. We look at the full picture: nutrition, lab data, stress, sleep, supplements, movement, and more. Nothing is overlooked.
Studies show that this kind of personalized care leads to better outcomes. Concierge-style medical services have been linked to reduced hospital visits and major healthcare savings. While those numbers come from physician care, the goal is the same. Spend more time on prevention and tailored support.
That’s what we do. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or working on long-term health goals, our integrative team provides practical, evidence-based strategies to help you feel better and stay well.
Dr. Ginger Hultin Nutrition Practice Areas of Specialty
Nutrigenomics (DNA-based nutrition testing)
We help you understand how your diet interacts with your genes and how that may influence your long-term health. You’ll learn about your risk for certain conditions and how to help prevent them. We use this information to create a personalized nutrition plan based on your genetic profile.
Integrative Nutrition Support
Our team takes a whole-body approach to wellness through food and lifestyle. We support hormone balance, including care for PCOS, help reduce inflammation and manage pain, and offer strategies to improve energy and vitality. We also provide guidance on supplements and nutrients based on your needs.
Chronic Disease Management
We offer support for autoimmune conditions, cancer prevention and management, heart health including cholesterol and blood pressure, and diabetes or prediabetes. We also address digestive issues like IBS, IBD, bloating, constipation, and diarrhea, as well as inflammatory conditions such as Long COVID. Liver health, including fatty liver and cirrhosis, and lab interpretation are also within our scope.
Integrative Oncology Support
We provide nutrition plans that support your body through treatment, help reduce side effects, and manage changes in weight and muscle mass. We’ll answer your questions about what foods to include or limit, and offer supplement guidance and lab referrals as needed.
Customized Diets and Meal Plans
We build meal plans that match your dietary preferences and medical needs. That includes vegetarian or vegan, ketogenic or low carb, low FODMAP or low fiber, Mediterranean or heart-healthy, and other customized approaches that align with your health goals.