Dr Chinara Tate

In addition to honoring female pioneers, PSC is celebrating the overlap of Women's History Month and National Nutrition Month by focusing on women's health. 

In line with a movement toward more

personalized medicine, health and wellness that supports different cultures and aims to meet individual needs, this year's Nutrition Month theme is 'Personalize Your Plates’. 

Women’s energy and micronutrient needs shift as we develop, grow, give life if we choose to, and age. 

For those with medical conditions, specific foods may be good to restore health, while others may be indicated to better be consumed in moderation, or eliminated entirely.

Heart disease, diabetes and cancer are among the most common chronic illnesses that disproportionately affect women and are influenced by dietary intake. 

To reduce long-term risk and reap short-term health rewards:

While general nutrition guidelines for disease prevention among women underscore the importance of consuming a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, poly and monounsaturated fats, there isn't a one size fits all recommendation for supporting women's (or men's) health. Dr. Tate can help you discover yours. 

Here’s what others are saying about Dr. Chinara Tate's services:

“Dr. Tate guided me to where I can see that my value is not dependent on the number of workouts or calories I eat; this is truly remarkable considering how deeply I held that belief.” | SF Tech legal counsel looking to improve her relationship with food and optimize her nutrition

“A big THANK YOU for the invaluable feedback! You have inspired me in the pursuit of my health!” | NJ Weekend hockey player experiencing low sodium related muscle cramps

Schedule a session with Dr. Tate at by emailing her at drtate@pearlstreetcaviar.com. Or learn more here.