Empower Your Heart & Your Metabolism
Get science-backed, food-first strategies to balance blood sugar, blood pressure, cholesterol, and weight
✓ Insurance covered for most clients · ✓ Medicare accepted · ✓ HSA/FSA eligible
✓ Insurance covered for most clients · ✓ Medicare accepted · ✓ HSA/FSA eligible
The NNV Way
At Nina’s Nutritional Values, we specialize in helping adults—especially busy women over 40—prevent and manage chronic conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, and high cholesterol through food-first, evidence-based strategies. We guide you in achieving sustainable weight loss and better health without restrictive diets or cutting out the foods you love.
Ditch the diets. Keep the flavor.
Say goodbye to the frustrating cycle of yo-yo dieting and hello to a sustainable, energizing way of living. This isn’t another short-term fix—it’s a real-life, real-food approach that actually sticks. Together, we’ll make your transformation feel less like punishment and more like empowerment. Ready to feel good, eat well, and live vibrantly?
About NNV Founder Nina G. Hall, PhD, RDN, LD
Feel Better, Live Lighter, Love Your Plate!
Get The Satisfaction Factor
You're not eating too much. Your meals are just missing something.
The Satisfaction Factor is a science-backed digital toolkit from Nina G. Hall, PhD, RDN that teaches you how to build meals and snacks that keep you genuinely full, energized, and satisfied without restriction, calorie counting, or starting over every Monday.
You finish the meal. You're full. And you already want something else.
That feeling has a name. And it's not a willpower problem. It's a satisfaction problem.
Most people build plates that create fullness. But fullness and satisfaction are not the same thing. Fullness is physical. Satisfaction is physical and mental. It's the difference between finishing a meal and immediately opening the fridge versus finishing a meal and genuinely feeling done, energized, and ready to move on with your day.
The Satisfaction Factor closes that gap.
Created by Nina G. Hall, PhD, RDN, a registered dietitian nutritionist specializing in cardiometabolic health, this digital toolkit gives you the exact framework, food combinations, and practical tools to transform how you build every meal and snack starting today.
No restriction. No calorie counting. No meal plans that fall apart by Wednesday. Just real food doing real work for your body.
Here's everything inside:
The Satisfaction Stars
Ten science-backed foods that support fullness, steady energy, and fewer cravings along with exactly how to use them every day. Greek yogurt, oats, beans and lentils, eggs, apples, berries, nuts, avocado, salmon, and chia seeds. These are not superfoods. They're satisfaction foods and they work because of what they do inside your body.
The Satisfaction Method
A four-component framework built around protein, fiber-rich carbs, healthy fats, and color that transforms how you build every single meal. Run through the quick four-question checklist before you eat and watch how differently your body responds.
The Satisfaction Duo System
Ready-to-go protein plus fiber pairings for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks that take the guesswork out of eating well. Greek yogurt plus berries. Peanut butter plus apple slices. Salmon plus sweet potato plus broccoli. Tuna plus whole grain crackers. Twenty combinations that hold you over for hours and work with real life.
The Craving Check-In Guide
Cravings are not the problem. Assuming they all mean the same thing is. This curiosity-based check-in teaches you to identify what your body is actually asking for — whether that's food, water, rest, comfort, or habit — and respond in a way that supports your health without guilt or judgment.
The Satisfaction Score
A simple three-level rating scale you can use after every meal to build awareness over time. Low satisfaction, moderate satisfaction, high satisfaction. The more consistently you check in the more naturally your body's signals will guide your choices.
My Satisfaction Action Plan
A personalized, fillable action plan so you leave this toolkit with a clear, specific plan that fits your life, your goals, and your pace. Because information without action is just a good read.
This toolkit is for you if:
You finish meals feeling full but not satisfied and you don't know why. You snack constantly even after eating and you're tired of it. You've tried every diet and you're done starting over. You want to eat in a way that feels flexible, enjoyable, and sustainable for the long term. You're ready to stop asking "how can I eat less?" and start asking "what does my body actually need?"
This is not another diet.
It's the framework that makes food finally make sense. Written by a PhD registered dietitian who has spent her career helping people heal their bodies through food without ever asking them to give up the meals and flavors they love.
Real food. Real results. Real satisfaction.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Your initial session is all about getting to know you. We’ll discuss your health history, current habits, lifestyle, and goals. From there, I’ll begin crafting a personalized plan that fits your real life—no drastic restrictions or “one-size-fits-all” templates.
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I am currently credentialed with the following insurance providers: Aetna, Ambetter, Blue Cross/Blue Shield (Anthem), Cigna, Humana, UMR, United Healthcare, and Medicare. HSA/FSA payments are also accepted.
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As a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN), I have completed accredited clinical training, passed a national exam, and maintain continuing education to provide evidence-based care. “Nutritionist” is not a regulated title in many states, so working with an RDN ensures you’re getting qualified support.
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Absolutely. My approach is rooted in balance, not restriction. Together, we’ll work on building sustainable habits that support weight loss, energy, and well-being—without extreme diets or cutting out your favorite foods.
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Yes. I use a professional meal planning program that allows me to create personalized meal plans tailored to your health goals, preferences, and lifestyle. Whether you’re managing blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, or simply want balanced meals that support weight loss or energy, you’ll receive a plan that feels realistic, flexible, and enjoyable. Each plan includes recipes, portion guidance, and grocery lists to make meal prep easier—not overwhelming.
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That depends on your goals and preferences. Many clients begin with biweekly sessions, then transition to monthly check-ins for accountability and support. We’ll create a schedule that works for you.
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Yes! If necessary, sessions are offered virtually, so you can get expert guidance from the comfort of your home or office—no commute needed.
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Yes, I specialize in helping women 40+ navigate hormonal shifts, weight challenges, and energy changes with a balanced, compassionate, and evidence-based approach.
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Definitely. Cardiometabolic health is a core focus of my practice. I’ll help you use food strategically to manage and often improve these markers naturally, while still enjoying meals.
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Getting started is easy! Just click here to schedule a consultation and I’ll guide you every step of the way.
Nina’s Nutritional Values Blog
Ideas, information, and inspiration to support your journey to better health
Corporate Nutrition Workshops: The Science Behind The Afternoon Slump
The post-lunch slump isn’t a myth; it’s a biological response that occurs every day like clockwork. Between the hours of 1 pm and 3 pm, office chatter quiets down, but not because everyone’s focused. Your team doesn’t engage much in afternoon meetings, but it’s not because they lack motivation
Protein Insufficiency: The Symptoms Might SurpriseYou
If protein isn’t top of mind, you may not know the symptoms of protein insufficiency. If you’re on GLP-1s or are in perimenopause, you may need more than the average adult. With the right food combinations, increasing the protein in your diet is easy.
5 Foods That may Accelerate Visible & Physical Aging
The anti-aging conversation revolves around topicals and skincare treatments. However, nutrition contributes to how you age internally and externally. This blog post shares the foods that age you the most. Aim to keep them at 10% or less of your diet.
5 Common Nutrition Myths Busted
One of the things that makes meal planning so difficult is that you must decode nutrition facts vs. fiction. Below are 5 common nutrition myths that I debunk to help you transform the way you plan your meals.