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Voted 3x best dietitian, Annie is a registered dietitian in both BC and Ontario. She founded her private practice, She founded Seed to Sprout, a fertility nutrition hub with a current specialization in fertility and perinatal nutrition, gut health, and women’s health. She has had extensive experience working with clients who are looking forward to becoming parents, who have gone through challenges in fertility, who are going through the pregnancy journey, and who need support postpartum.

Professional Credentials :

Fertility and Perinatal Nutrition (certified educator with Early Life Nutrition Alliance)
Registered Dietitian with College of Health and Care Professionals of BC
Member of Dietitians of Canada

Author: Annie Tsang

Annie Tsang

Annie is a registered dietitian who believes food is the nourishment that drives our emotions, energy, and self-esteem. She founded her private practice, The Nutrition Well, in 2012, with a current specialization in fertility and perinatal nutrition, gut health, and women’s health.  Annie is a registered dietitian in both BC and Ontario.   She has had extensive experience working with clients who are looking forward to becoming parents, who have gone through challenges in fertility, who are going through the pregnancy journey, and who need support postpartum. She provides body composition testing with Inbody scan in Burnaby office (suitable for non-pregnant women).   She supports her clients to optimize nutrition for: natural conception conception with no complications and/or underlying conditions considering fertility treatment – IUI, IVF fertility challenge due to age, pcos, endometriosis, irregular period, other health conditions prenatal and postpartum nutrition   Whether you are ready to seek nutritional support

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Fertility Nutrition in Practice for Canadian Dietitians

This 5-week live cohort is designed for dietitians who want to feel more confident supporting fertility clients in practice.  Start date: May 19th, 2026 Schedule: Tuesdays, 12:00 – 1:15 pm PT    Whether you are new to fertility nutrition or already familiar with it, applying this knowledge in real client care can still be challenging – especially when it comes to labs, structuring consults, and working through more complex cases.  This program focuses on practical application rather than theory-heavy content. Each session includes a combination of key concepts, case discussions, and clinical reasoning to help you approach fertility cases with more clarity and confidence.   Topics include: Assessment and intake for fertility clients Interpreting common labs in a Canadian context Ovulatory issues, such as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and Hypothalamic Amenorrhea (HA) Unexplained infertility and male factor Case-based application and discussion   Sessions are live and interactive, with a small

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