Are we ready to pay for nutrition experts consultations

[alexbeepoly]

Hey guys!

I'm trying to eat healthy and keep a proper diet, but it's really hard without proper consultations. And the internet is so full of everything that you never know what is right and what is wrong.

I decided to create this expert knowledge platform, where questions on various topics (where Google or forums can’t help and you need personal attention) are answered by verified professionals for a small honorarium (or tip).

Currently, I am doing market research on how to make this platform as beneficial as possible for everyone. Would love to hear your opinions on:
* What was the last advice you were very happy with? Why?
* What was the last advice you were very UNhappy with? Why?
* What matters to you the most when seeking expert advice?
* What expectation does an advice or an expert have to meet in order for you to pay for an advice?

[gbullock32]

It's never about what information is right or wrong, it's about telling people what they want to hear.

You can't lose weight because of genetics.

Do sit ups to target stomach fat.

Eat Keto/Vegan/Carnivore for better health.

Find what the current trend is and sell that to people. That's what everyone else does, and despite being shady, it works.

[AdamWW]

* What was the last advice you were very happy with? Why?
Avoiding eating solid food within 2 hours of sleeping. It helps my acid reflux.

* What was the last advice you were very UNhappy with? Why?
Almost all of it. Because most advice is based on seeking profit.

* What matters to you the most when seeking expert advice?
A track record of using and/or participation in peer-reviewed, research-based studies to support their claims.

* What expectation does an advice or an expert have to meet in order for you to pay for an advice?
See previous response.

[Tommy W.]

Nutritionists, like personal trainers tend to overcomplicate things and dream up their own "patented" programs. Simple principles are always the best approach and simple doesn't produce an income.

[colontos]

I would never, ever pay for something like this. All you info you really need is out there for free. Anybody selling something like this is probably not being honest about something.

[snailsrus]

I would pay for a service that made dinner meal recipes to my Marcos, and for a family of 5, with a weekly shopping list set up, and have my lunches and breakfasts with snacks with a vegetarian diet and no foods I don’t like which is a long list

[Strawng]

I would pay for a service that made dinner meal recipes to my Marcos, and for a family of 5, with a weekly shopping list set up, and have my lunches and breakfasts with snacks with a vegetarian diet and no foods I don’t like which is a long list

You have a family of 5 at 28? Damn! I’m 26 & I feel like a dog’s too much responsibility.

[AdamWW]

You have a family of 5 at 28? Damn! I’m 26 & I feel like a dog’s too much responsibility.

I’m almost 35 and my house plants struggle to survive :-)

[desslok]

I’m almost 35 and my house plants struggle to survive :-)

Don’t you people kill plants and eat them?

[AdamWW]

Don’t you people kill plants and eat them?

We people? You mean 34-going-on-35-year-olds?

[Strawng]

I’m almost 35 and my house plants struggle to survive :-)

LOL feels! I have several cacti for this reason

[snailsrus]

You have a family of 5 at 28? Damn! I’m 26 & I feel like a dog’s too much responsibility.

well me, my husband who’s 35, his 3 kids (16, 14, 10) and my father in law who stays often causes early Alzheimer so he kinda has to be at least checked on/make sure he has food and his medications. Then 5 chickens, 5 ducks, 3 dogs, two turtles, 1 cat and a hamster

[AdamWW]

well me, my husband who’s 35, his 3 kids (16, 14, 10) and my father in law who stays often causes early Alzheimer so he kinda has to be at least checked on/make sure he has food and his medications. Then 5 chickens, 5 ducks, 3 dogs, two turtles, 1 cat and a hamster

And a partridge in a pear treeeeeeeeeee

[snailsrus]

And a partridge in a pear treeeeeeeeeee

haha noooooo more pets he tried to bring home a baby calf last week. Lord

[Strawng]

well me, my husband who’s 35, his 3 kids (16, 14, 10) and my father in law who stays often causes early Alzheimer so he kinda has to be at least checked on/make sure he has food and his medications. Then 5 chickens, 5 ducks, 3 dogs, two turtles, 1 cat and a hamster

Good Lawd! I suppose on the plus side you must have quite an estate with a nice chunk of land. I live in a very tiny studio with my gf in LA. Your family & pets wouldn’t even physically fit in my apartment lol

[SuffolkPunch]

haha noooooo more pets he tried to bring home a baby calf last week. Lord

lol, he could have tried the Milo of Croton experiment.

[snailsrus]

Good Lawd! I suppose on the plus side you must have quite an estate with a nice chunk of land. I live in a very tiny studio with my gf in LA. Your family & pets wouldn’t even physically fit in my apartment lol

5 acres nothing crazy, the house is a little tight but we are building out the barn to have a mother in law suite and office adding three stories instead of 1. I do miss living in the city sometimes and how much easier it was to manage

lol, he could have tried the Milo of Croton experiment.

I might go for that cause at least he’d start exercising lol