For Clinicians

Clinical Resources for Pediatric Obesity, Nutrition, & Lifestyle Medicine

Evidence-based talks, ready-to-use clinical summaries, and patient handouts — built for the reality of pediatric primary care. Free for registered clinicians.

Dr. Natalie Muth's Free Clinician Resource Library

Tools developed in partnership with Namio Health, a virtual pediatric healthy lifestyle program built to AAP IHBLT guidelines.

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Access my library of high-yield, short-form talks designed specifically for medical professionals. I cover practical strategies for pediatric obesity medicine, nutrition counseling, and lifestyle interventions that you can apply in your practice immediately.

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Refer Patients to
Dr. Natalie Muth, PC
Virtual Teen & Young Adult Obesity Medicine
(California Only)

Specialized pediatric obesity care is intensive and time-consuming.

When you identify a patient who needs a deep dive into nutrition, lifestyle, and medical weight management, consider me an extension of your team.

I provide the specialized, physician-led support that primary care schedules often can't accommodate, keeping you informed every step of the way.

All patients receive care from Dr. Natalie Muth, who is Board-Certified in Pediatrics and Obesity Medicine, and is also a Registered Dietitian.

Available to patients throughout California via convenient virtual visits.

Patients who need intensive health behavior lifestyle intervention, check out Namiohealth.com.

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Clinical Insights &
Published Research

Stay up to date with the latest in pediatric health policy and research. Here you will find my recent peer-reviewed articles, AAP policy statements, and editorials on childhood obesity, nutrition, and public health.

Featured Article: The Role of the Pediatrician in the Promotion of Healthy, Active Living (AAP Clinical Report)
Featured Article: Physical Activity Assessment and Counseling in Pediatric Clinical Settings (AAP Clinical Report)
Featured Article: Public Policies to Reduce Sugary Drink Consumption in Children and Adolescents (AAP Policy)