Precision Nutrition Program in Beverly Hills
Our Approach to Precision Nutrition
Nutrition directly influences cardiovascular health, blood sugar regulation, body composition, energy levels, and long-term metabolic health. Our precision nutrition programs combine clinical nutrition coaching with physician oversight to develop practical nutrition strategies tailored to your health history, laboratory findings, goals, and lifestyle.
Our programs are designed to meet you where you are, with three levels of support ranging from a focused four-week foundation to a comprehensive 12-week cardiometabolic program. Each program can stand on its own, while optional advanced testing can provide additional information when it is likely to meaningfully change your nutrition strategy.
Dr. Omeed Warej is double board-certified in Internal Medicine and Cardiovascular Disease and completed his residency and cardiovascular fellowship at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. He graduated summa cum laude from UC Berkeley and earned his medical degree from the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. His internal medicine and cardiology expertise allows us to approach nutrition within the broader context of cardiovascular risk, metabolic health, medications, and disease prevention.
Dr. Warej reviews relevant cardiometabolic laboratory data and works directly with our nutritionist throughout the program. This allows nutrition recommendations to be considered alongside factors such as cholesterol, ApoB, blood sugar, inflammation, medications, weight trends, family history, and cardiovascular risk.
We also believe advanced testing should have a purpose. Optional genetic and functional testing may provide additional information about nutrient status, metabolism, and individual response to nutrition, but testing is not automatically required. When testing is appropriate, Dr. Warej orders and interprets the results and our nutritionist incorporates the findings into your practical nutrition plan.
Which Precision Nutrition Program Is Right for Me?
Our programs are structured around different levels of nutritional support and duration. Your goals, health history, and current metabolic health can help determine the most appropriate starting point.
- Foundation Reset Program: A four-week program designed to establish sustainable nutrition habits, improve eating patterns, and create a structured foundation for metabolic and cardiovascular health.
- Comprehensive Metabolic Program: An eight-week program focused on deeper metabolic improvement, including weight management, cholesterol, blood sugar regulation, insulin resistance, GLP-1 support, digestion, and lifestyle integration.
- Elite Cardiometabolic & Lifestyle Program: Our 12-week flagship program for patients seeking the most comprehensive level of nutrition support, with ongoing strategy, accountability, metabolic fitness guidance, lifestyle optimization, and long-term behavior change.
You may benefit from a
Precision Nutrition Program if you:
- Want a nutrition strategy based on your health data rather than generic dietary recommendations
- Have elevated cholesterol, ApoB, triglycerides, blood sugar, or inflammatory markers
- Are managing insulin resistance or other metabolic concerns
- Are using a GLP-1 medication and want support with appetite regulation, nutrition, and lean mass preservation
- Want to improve your nutrition for cardiovascular disease prevention
- Are struggling with weight management despite making changes to your diet
- Want to understand how your current eating patterns may affect energy and metabolic health
- Have digestive concerns such as bloating, reflux, or constipation
- Want professional guidance with meal planning, dining out, travel, and maintaining healthy habits in real-world situations
- Want to incorporate advanced genetic or functional testing into a physician-guided nutrition strategy
What to Expect During a Precision Nutrition Program
Our precision nutrition programs combine physician oversight, clinical nutrition coaching, cardiometabolic analysis, and practical lifestyle strategies.
Depending on your program and individual needs, your care may include:
Your initial consultation examines your health history, eating patterns, lifestyle, goals, laboratory findings, and barriers to making sustainable changes.
Relevant markers such as cholesterol, ApoB, triglycerides, blood sugar, HbA1c, and inflammatory markers are considered when developing your nutrition strategy.
Your nutrition plan is designed around your health goals, work schedule, travel, preferences, eating patterns, and ability to maintain changes over time.
We address protein distribution, carbohydrate quality and timing, fat quality, meal structure, blood sugar regulation, hydration, and other factors that influence metabolic health.
For appropriate patients using or considering GLP-1 medications, nutrition guidance can address appetite regulation, adequate protein and nutrient intake, lean mass preservation, side effects, and long-term lifestyle strategies.
Follow-up visits allow us to evaluate adherence, address obstacles, review progress, and adjust your plan as your needs change.
Nutrition recommendations may be integrated with Zone 2 cardiovascular exercise, strength training, walking, and meal-to-movement timing.
We can address fiber intake, meal timing, portion awareness, and nutrition strategies for concerns such as reflux or constipation.
We help translate your nutrition strategy into practical decisions involving dining out, grocery shopping, travel, social events, sleep, stress, and daily routines.
Nutrigenomix® testing can provide information about genetic factors related to nutrition, cardiovascular risk, lipid metabolism, sodium sensitivity, and nutrient pathways.
Genova NutrEval® evaluates a broad range of functional biomarkers related to nutrient status, oxidative stress, methylation, and mitochondrial function.
When clinically appropriate, additional testing can help identify nutritional deficiencies or functional gaps that may warrant targeted intervention.
Dr. Warej reviews advanced testing when ordered and interprets the findings within the context of your medical history, medications, and overall cardiometabolic profile.
Testing findings are translated into practical recommendations that can be implemented in your day-to-day diet rather than simply presented as laboratory results.
Longer programs provide continued support and adjustments designed to help nutritional changes become sustainable habits.
Additional preventive testing may also be appropriate depending on your individual risk profile. When clinically indicated, we can coordinate advanced screening such as Galleri multi-cancer early detection, Invitae genetic testing, coronary artery calcium scoring, coronary CT angiography, in-home sleep studies, and physician-supervised continuous glucose monitoring.
FAQs About Nutrition Programs
How is precision nutrition different from working with a traditional dietitian or following a standard weight-loss diet?
Our precision nutrition in Beverly Hills takes a more individualized, physician-integrated approach. Rather than beginning with a generic calorie target or meal plan, we consider your cardiometabolic laboratory results, medications, health history, family history, goals, and lifestyle. Nutrition coaching is then used to turn those findings into practical changes you can maintain.
Can a physician-led nutrition program help if I am already eating a relatively healthy diet but my cholesterol or blood sugar remains elevated?
Yes. A healthy diet can still require personalization when cardiometabolic markers remain abnormal. A physician-led nutrition program in Beverly Hills can examine factors such as protein distribution, carbohydrate quality, meal timing, fat quality, activity, body composition, medications, and other contributors to metabolic health. Additional testing may be considered when it could meaningfully change the plan.
What type of nutrition program is appropriate if I am taking a GLP-1 medication for weight management?
GLP-1 medications can change appetite and eating patterns, making adequate protein, nutrient intake, hydration, and preservation of lean mass particularly important. Our metabolic nutrition program in Beverly Hills can incorporate GLP-1 support into a broader strategy addressing nutrition, movement, metabolic health, side effects, and long-term maintenance.
When would micronutrient testing or nutrient deficiency testing be useful as part of a nutrition program?
Additional testing may be appropriate when your history, symptoms, diet, medications, or existing laboratory results suggest that a nutritional deficiency or functional gap could be affecting your health or progress. Micronutrient testing in Beverly Hills is not automatically required for every patient. When testing is ordered, Dr. Warej interprets the results in context and determines whether targeted dietary changes, supplementation, or further evaluation is appropriate.
Is genetic testing necessary for a precision nutrition program, and what can it actually tell me?
Genetic testing is optional and is most useful when the results are likely to influence your nutrition strategy. A Nutrigenomix® panel can provide information on genetic variants associated with lipid metabolism, sodium sensitivity, cardiovascular risk, and nutrient pathways. Genetics are considered alongside your actual laboratory results, medical history, and lifestyle rather than being used as a standalone nutrition prescription.
How do I choose between a four-week, eight-week, and 12-week nutrition program?
The appropriate program depends on how much support and behavior change you need. A shorter program may be a good starting point if you primarily need structure and foundational nutrition habits. An eight-week program provides more time to address metabolic concerns and incorporate advanced testing. The 12-week program provides the most comprehensive level of coaching and is designed for patients seeking deeper cardiometabolic and lifestyle optimization. We can help determine the appropriate starting point based on your goals and health profile.