This evidence-based webinar from Metabolic Balance explores the critical yet often overlooked pillars of metabolic optimisation: inflammation and inflammaging, circadian rhythm alignment, and the gap between nutritional preferences and biochemical requirements.
Discover why chronic low-grade inflammation drives weight loss resistance and accelerated aging, how meal timing can be as powerful as food choice for metabolic health, and why personalised nutrition based on individual biochemistry delivers superior outcomes to generic "healthy eating" advice.
This practitioner-focused presentation reveals practical strategies to transform weight management and longevity outcomes in your clients by moving beyond calories and macros to address root causes of metabolic dysfunction. Through precision nutrition, you can bring the body into balance for holistic long term health.
Learning outcomes:
- Appreciate the importance of precision nutrition and how personalised approaches influence metabolism, weight management, and longevity.
- Understand two critical influences on metabolic health: chronic low-grade inflammation (inflammaging) and circadian rhythm alignment.
- Learn how daily food choices influence inflammation and immune modulatory processes, and be able to explain the difference between Metabolic Balance's precision nutrition approach and conventional metabolic health management methods.
- Gain practical strategies to apply evidence-based approaches from the Metabolic Balance method to support clients with metabolic dysfunction and age-related health concerns.
- Evaluate how precision nutrition can complement existing nutritional therapy practices and enhance client outcomes.
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This webinar was recorded on the 25th of February 2026.
Cherry Wills is a functional nutrition practitioner and CEO of Metabolic Balance for Australia/New Zealand and the United Kingdom.
With a PhD from the University of Leeds, DipION from the Institute of Optimal Nutrition, and BSc in Nutritional Therapy from the University of West London, she brings scientific rigour and clinical expertise to personalised nutrition. Cherry focuses on training and mentoring practitioners to implement evidence-based precision nutrition strategies that address the root causes of metabolic dysfunction, delivering sustainable health outcomes through individualised food-based approaches.