Step two · free, 20 minutes

Twenty minutes, and I might tell you no.

Every enrollment starts here, and the call is mandatory. Not as a sales device — because the completion rate depends on screening, and screening means turning people away.

There is no pitch deck and no follow-up sequence attached to this call. If I don't think I can help you, I'll say so and I won't take your money.

Not ready? Chart two weeks first

Costs: Nothing.
Takes: Twenty minutes.
With: Maya. Everything client-facing here is her.
Ends in: A yes, a no, or a “not this season”.
Required: Yes — before any enrollment, every time.

What the twenty minutes are

Three questions, honestly answered, in that order.

You'll arrive with a numbered list of questions — most women do, and it's the best possible way to arrive. Here's what I'll be doing with the time on my side of it.

First six minutes
What you've already run
What you cut, for how long, and when it stopped working. I take the experiments seriously because they were real experiments — most of them just weren't readable.
Next eight
Whether your bad weeks cluster
Whether you've ever charted it, what your workup found, and what any panel you've paid for actually said. If you have a report, have it open.
Last six
A straight answer
Either I think you're a fit and I'll tell you exactly what the twelve weeks look like and what they cost, or I don't, and I'll tell you that instead. Then you go away and think about it.

The application

Answer these and we skip the small talk.

Ten questions. They take about five minutes and they're the reason the call can go somewhere useful in twenty.

Two of them are screening questions and I'd rather you hit them here than on a call: I can't currently take clients in California, and if there's an active eating disorder in the picture, charting and food challenges are the wrong tool.

What I don't do

IgG food-sensitivity panels
They hand you forty suspects and no method for clearing a single one.
Hair mineral tests
Not evidence-based, and clients keep arriving burned by them.
Ordering your labs
I'll give you the language to ask your own physician. I don't order, and I don't diagnose.
A longer list of foods to fear
Every protocol you've run added rules. This one subtracts them.

Request your fit call

Ten questions. They're the same ones I'd ask in the first six minutes of the call, and answering them here means we spend the twenty minutes on your actual situation instead of on the basics.

Your nameEmail

Which state do you live in?Walk me through what you've already triedWhat you cut, for how long, and what happened. Rough is fine.When something worked and then stopped — how far in?Do your bad weeks cluster?Have you had a workup, and what were you told?Any test panels along the way — IgG, sensitivity, stool?Bring the report if you have one. I read it with you and then we set it aside; I don't run them and I won't add to them.How is your cycle these days?If you had one page listing exactly which foods are yours to avoid — what changes in your week?Anything I should know before we talk?Including anything about your history with food or eating that would change how carefully we do this. If there's an active eating disorder in the picture, charting and food challenges are the wrong tool and I'll say so on the call.I understand this is a twenty-minute call to work out whether Rooted Reset is right for me, that Maya may tell me it isn't, and that this is nutrition education rather than medical care.

Your answers go to Maya, not to a sales team — everything client-facing in this practice is her.

Three questions, honestly answered, in that order.

What you've already run

Whether your bad weeks cluster

A straight answer

Answer these and we skip the small talk.

Request your fit call