Nutrition care · Fort Myers

Nutrition advice
that fits your daily life.

What you eat should work for your health and your routine. Your physician helps you make practical food choices, reviews the vitamins and supplements you take and follows how those changes affect your health.

What to expect ↓

Your IMLWP physicians

Meet your physicians.

Get to know our physicians and their approach to care.

Food

Meals that fit your health and routine

Supplements

Purpose, interactions and value

Measurements

B12, vitamin D and Prysm iO

Cost

Visits included; supplements extra

IMLWP is a concierge (membership) primary care practice in Fort Myers. This service is part of your membership care. Medicare patients sign a private contract with the practice. Membership plans and prices →

Understand your options

Food, supplements and your health

Start with your usual meals

Tell us what you typically eat, when you are hungry and what makes changes difficult. We discuss your preferences and schedule alongside your blood sugar, weight and cholesterol, then choose changes you can use at home.

Make sense of vitamins and supplements

Bring your supplement list along with your medicines. Your physician reviews what each product is for, whether you need it and whether it could interact with a prescription. You should understand why a product is recommended before adding it.

Use measurements to support decisions

We use objective measurements to assess the effect of your diet and supplements. These include blood levels of vitamin B12 and vitamin D and the Prysm iO biophotonic antioxidant measurement, which measures skin carotenoids—pigments linked to foods such as fruits and vegetables. When diet alone is not enough, we can recommend high-quality supplements.

Know what an antioxidant score tells you

A Prysm iO score is not a complete nutrition assessment. It cannot diagnose a vitamin deficiency or tell you your cancer risk. The manufacturer describes it as a wellness tool, not a medical device.

Your experience at IMLWP

Building your nutrition plan

Discuss your routine

Describe typical meals, appetite and the changes you want to make.

Review the medical context

Consider medicines, health conditions and relevant results.

Choose practical changes

Agree on food and supplement decisions with a clear purpose.

Revisit what works

Adjust the plan as your health, tolerance and routines change.

Common questions

Your questions, answered

Can nutrition care support GLP-1 treatment?

Yes. Appetite changes can make it harder to eat enough of the foods you need. Your physician can discuss protein, hydration, portions and tolerance as part of treatment.

Is antioxidant analysis included?

Yes. The Prysm iO antioxidant score is included in Core and Premier membership.

Will I need supplements?

Not always. Your physician recommends a supplement only when your diet, health or blood results show a need. Your physician explains what it is for and how you will know whether it helps.

Can I get practical meal ideas?

Yes. Our GLP Diet Hack guide offers protein-first meal examples and food-selection guidance. Find the free guide on our GLP-1 page.

Take the next step

Book a complimentary Meet & Greet

A free, 30-minute visit with one of our physicians to meet the practice and ask about membership. It is not a medical visit.

Visit our Fort Myers office

6160 Winkler Road, Fort Myers, FL 33919 · Get directions →

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Clinical sources and further reading

Nu Skin: Prysm iO

Nutrition advicethat fits your daily life.