About me

My name is Erin Elberson. I have my Master’s degree in Physical Therapy and a Bachelor’s in Health Science. More importantly, I have celiac disease and am an advocate of good nutrition and sound fitness habits to improve quality of life and health. My goal is to assist and educate people in how to make decisions in nutrition and lifestyle that will make a positive impact.
I also have experience being on the “other side of the table” so to speak when it comes to injury. I have had 4 surgeries on my left knee, and 2 on my right knee. The most recent and most intense was bilateral (both) autologus chondrocyte implantation in April 2006. Basically, a patch and spackle job to the underside of both kneecaps. I was in a wheelchair for 2 months, and crutches for about 2 more, total about 1 year of rehab. I am much better now, and feel that overcoming the obstacles I did allow me to recognize the obstacles we all face and help others overcome them. I am also an amateur Figure competitor, and love sparkly suits and 5″ heels. (See below Part of my goals after my surgery was to step onstage again, and I achieved that goal.
I have strong opinions on some subjects, so every now and then you may see a bit of a “rant!” post. However, I am not here to judge, simply to advise and educate. There are many people whose work I respect in the field, and have learned from many. This is not “THE BEST DIET INFO EVAH!!! (TM)”, simply common sense and straightforward information. I believe in Bruce Lee’s famous theory of accepting and using what is useful and rejecting what is not. I look forward to hearing from you, so please submit comments and/or use the contact page.
Thanks-eat well and be well!
Erin

Photo of Erin Elberson courtesy of Dib Ziade Photography

Photo courtesy of Iaje Photography

****OBLIGATORY DISCLAIMER****
I am not a doctor, nor do I play a doctor on television. This information is simply for educational purposes. Please seek medical advisement from your personal physician if you have any issues.