Kayli Anderson, MS, RD, DipACLM, ACSM-EP, is an RD who specializes in women’s health. She’s board-certified in lifestyle medicine and also holds certifications in women’s integrative medicine, intuitive eating, exercise physiology, and natural foods cooking. She serves as lead faculty of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine’s (ACLM) Food As Medicine course and cochair of their Women’s Health Member Interest Group. She’s a fellow of ACLM and is the creator of the women's health website Plant-Based Mavens (plantbasedmavens.com). Anderson is a contributing author of two lifestyle medicine textbooks, including the first one on women’s health. She has worked with organizations like the Blue Zones, Full Plate Living, The Plantrician Project, and the Vegetarian Nutrition Dietetic Practice Group to develop nutrition content, recipes, and educational programs. Anderson lives in the mountains of Colorado with her husband and son.

Paulina Shetty, MS, RD, CPT, DipACLM, serves as senior director of education for the ACLM. Her experience spans working in clinical, fitness, public health, academic, and nonprofit settings. She received her Bachelor of Science in medical dietetics from the University of Missouri and her Master of Science in Nutrition and Physical Performance from Saint Louis University, and became certified in lifestyle medicine in 2018. She also serves as a nutrition professor at Johnson County Community College. Shetty is passionate about sharing the hope of lifestyle medicine to treat and reverse chronic disease as well as restore health for providers, professionals in training, the general public as well as friends and family. She resides in Redlands, California, with her husband and two sons, and enjoys offering culinary medicine workshops to residency programs, trying new whole food plant-based recipes, and taking day trips to the beach.
 

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