About Healthsupport

A small wellness studio focused on the numbers you already have.

Healthsupport is built by a product and health team whose job is simple: turn weight, hydration, sleep and energy metrics into something you can actually use.

How we work

What has to be true before a tool or guide goes live.

Clear, usable results

Calculator copy is written so you can act on a number the same day — not so it reads like a clinic note.

Formulas you can check

Calculators use widely published equations (such as Mifflin-St Jeor for resting energy) rather than a black-box model.

Plain language over jargon

Every guide is edited for a general audience. Technical terms are explained the first time they appear.

Regular review

Published guides go back to the specialist panel on a standing cycle so the wording stays current.

How a calculator is built

From published formula to live tool, in four checkpoints.

  1. 1

    Identify a well-established reference method

    We start from formulas already validated in public health or nutrition literature.

  2. 2

    Cross-check the implementation

    A second reviewer verifies the calculation logic against the original source.

  3. 3

    Write results in everyday language

    Output labels stay practical so you know what to do with the number.

  4. 4

    Specialist sign-off before publishing

    Nothing goes live without review from at least one panel member.

The specialists behind Healthsupport

Independent specialists who review the tools.

Panel members review guide content and calculator logic on a rotating basis. They are compensated for review time and do not write marketing copy for the site.

Dr. Naomi Whitfield, MD

Internal medicine, 14 years in primary care

Reviews metabolic health and general wellness content for clinical accuracy.

Rowan Ihejirika, RD

Registered dietitian, clinical nutrition focus

Leads review of the nutrition and macro-split guidance.

Dr. Priya Ostrander, PhD

Sleep and circadian rhythm researcher

Reviews sleep-cycle methodology and recovery guide content.

Marcus Delfino, DPT

Physical therapist, sports rehabilitation

Reviews movement and fitness guides for safe progression advice.

Dr. Eli Kastrenakes, MD

Endocrinology, energy metabolism

Reviews BMR and energy-balance related calculator logic.

Dr. Sana Okwuosa, MD

Family medicine, preventive health

Provides review across nutrition, sleep, movement and metabolic guides.

Questions about a guide or a calculator?

The support team can route your question to the right specialist, usually within two business days.