“Outer beauty is a reflection of inner health,” says Kimberly Snyder, whose holistic approach to nutrition aims to heal the body from the cellular level up. She believes that by achieving overall balance through healthy eating and living, you will naturally increase your energy and beauty from the inside out.
She also believes that we have to align and nurture the emotional, mental and spiritual sides of our being, besides the physical, to be our most healthy, joyful and beautiful. “Progress not perfection” is also another mantra she emphasizes.
After graduating magna cum laude from Georgetown University, Kimberly Snyder embarked on a solo, three-year journey across six continents, visiting over 50 countries. This trek inspired her unique approach to health and beauty, which combines the latest scientific research with tried-and-true traditional remedies.
Snyder is a reoccurring nutritional and beauty expert on Today, The Dr. Oz Show and Access Hollywood and has also been featured on many other national shows and publications including: Good Morning America, The New York Times, Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, InStyle, Elle and Prevention, among many others. She was named by Vogue as one of the top “results-orientated nutritionists.”
Snyder is a sought-after celebrity nutritionist who often travels on location with her clients. She has worked with clients on many film sets, including The Avengers, The Avengers 2, Transformers 3, The Watch, 21 Jump Street, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Couples Retreat, Going the Distance, The Dilemma, Hall Pass, and The Internship.
Besides her books and blogs, Snyder offers retreats, meditations and yoga products. She is very passionate about her focus to help others reach their healthiest and happiest lives and is an avid supporter of Gardens for Health International, which provides agricultural solutions to malnutrition in Rwanda.
Her newest book The Beauty Detox Power was released in March, 2015.
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