About BNT.

Boulder Nutritional Therapy provides clients with a unique blend of evidence-based, ancestral/species-appropriate dietary recommendations and daily accountability. I work one-on-one with all clients, combining research into clinical studies, personal and professional experience, as well as expertise from colleagues.

Even more importantly, however, I take into consideration each individual client’s current health challenges, relationships with food, health goals and other relevant factors (all gleaned from our Initial Intake session) to create a client-specific nutritional protocol that is appropriate, achievable and sustainable.

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Bob Granger, NTP.

I have always felt that my purpose in life was guiding, and that gift has manifested in multiple ways.

As a professional backcountry guide in national parks and wild spaces across the West, I led clients on multi-day rafting, rock climbing and backpacking expeditions. Over the time we spent in the wilderness, I taught my clients outdoor skills, prepared organic meals and worked to help them develop the mental toughness necessary to face physical challenges. We also spent time tackling their struggles in life, using nature as our backdrop, our muse and our teacher. Along the way, I encouraged clients, pushed them when necessary and celebrated with them along their journey. We worked together, student and guide, as I encouraged them to achieve a higher standard of excellence.

In 2010, I found out that the headache that just wouldn’t go away was a symptom of stage 4 bone cancer. Refusing to accept the terminal prognosis, I adopted the mindset that the one hour I spent each day undergoing chemotherapy left 23 hours to take my health into my own hands. I poured over scientific journals, pushed my doctors to be their best and made necessary changes to my diet and life. After three years of chemotherapy, radiation and better nutrition, a scan showed that I was cancer-free, and I’ve been cancer-free ever since. I attribute my recovery to a combination of both the changes I made to my diet and lifestyle and modern medicine.

I eventually became a registered psychotherapist and certified nutritional therapist, and I now guide people on their path to nutritional wellness. My own health challenges have demonstrated the integral role food plays in fueling both the mind and the body—it’s the main ingredient that keeps everything else on track—and I apply this mindset, as well as my expertise in therapy and research, to clients’ needs.

Today, when not in the kitchen with my wife or outside exploring with my son, I have the privilege of working with people to craft a nutritional protocol that addresses their specific situation.

About You.

At Boulder Nutritional Therapy, I expect clients to work hard, committing to the treatment recommendations and consistently implementing them into their daily lives. I recognize that each of my clients moves at their own pace, and I am here to keep you on track.

That said, because our daily interaction is minimal, much of this work is up to you. I cannot improve your health for you, but I’m ready to work with you to achieve the desired results.

About BNT.

Bob Granger, NTP.

I have always felt that my purpose in life was guiding, and that gift has manifested in multiple ways.

About You.

Boulder Nutritional Therapy

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