Nutrition Advice Service

That sounds great, that there are some people having general interest in this I will definetily consider you in the future.

Yeah of course, price has to be reasonable. I mean it's not like that I have the magic formula, more like concentrated wide knowledge in this topic.

About my background - good question! I've been cooking for over 13 years now and I pretty much know how to perfectly make "basic" dishes. I won't explain you in detail how to boil water neither do I explain you how to make Beef Wellington. Easy, tasty and clean kitchen with a bit of science to make them better than you would normally do it. I mean you could get spaghetti with ketchup - sure. But why wouldn't you just make a quick tomato sauce yourself with some fresh carrots, onions, celery, a knob of butter and some herbs. I can promise that it won't take longer than your spaghetti with ketchup. However - once you've tasted it once, you don't want to ever go back to ketchup. You can't do anything else beside waiting for the spaghetti to cook anyway - so why wouldn't you use that time.

Regarding nutrition in general - I have been overweight in the past, like a few years ago (happens when you cook tasty stuff) and I managed to be real close to an ABS nowadays. I am not able to explain you every metabolic process in its smallest details but hey - who really wants to know that. If you had the time, you wouldn't be looking for this service. Most people don't care anyways.

However, if you are really interested in anything that you want to have explained in easy words, I can look it up and make it simple. It's a challenge for myself and both of us can learn something that way.

I am 100% confident to guide you through any nutrition topic to reach whatever nutrition goal you have. On top of that, my meals actually taste. If you look at certain diets or bulk plans, I feel like some of them only concentrate on calories or protein intake. Meals gotta taste in order to it for a long time.

I'm sorry that the text got out of hand.. I've tried to put it simple

I'm so glad to hear this! I think nutrition (and even cooking) in general is totally overcomplicated. The only real problem is the vast amount of sources on the internet and every source tells you to do it different. Somebody with missing knowledge is pretty lost in this case. At some point you just gotta know what works (hint: it's not always only one thing) or even mix recipes for the full pleasure.

Anyway, great to hear that another one is interested!