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MD, RD — Board-Certified Pediatric Gastroenterologist · California, USA
Dr. Betty E. Bailey is a board-certified Pediatric Gastroenterologist and Registered Dietitian based in California, with over 15 years of experience in clinical nutrition. She earned her Medical Degree from UCSF and specializes in creating evidence-based dietary plans for individuals with digestive disorders, food allergies, and sensitivities. Dr. Bailey is passionate about bridging the gap between medical science and everyday cooking, ensuring families have access to safe, gut-friendly, and delicious meal options.
MD — Internal Medicine, Clinical Nutrition Specialist · New York, USA
Dr. George D. Conroy is a licensed Internal Medicine physician and Clinical Nutrition Specialist practicing in New York. With a medical degree from Columbia University, he has dedicated the last two decades to preventive medicine through diet and lifestyle modifications. Dr. Conroy rigorously reviews dietary guidelines and is committed to translating complex nutritional science into accessible, heart-healthy recipes that empower individuals to manage their health without compromising on flavor.
Medical review confirms that content reflects generally accepted health information at the time of publication. It does not constitute a personal medical recommendation — always consult your own healthcare provider for individual advice.
