Seeking health and nutrition advice? Here are some of the best Anni Experts to consult

Written By Diranne Lee-Renwick

By Anna Lee-Renwick, Chief Product Officer & Anni Co-Founder

Aussies are constantly seeking advice on health and nutrition.   

However; half of Aussies are turning to social media for advice which we understand can be overwhelming, ill-informed and contradictory. This can lead to harmful and dangerous impacts if Aussies follow the wrong advice.

At the same time, there’s a perception that expert advice is expensive and hard to find.

Anni was designed to provide a trusted platform where any problem can be solved anywhere and at any time. Anni empowers everyday people to monetise their individual expertise and earn extra income on their own terms in a simple digital experience - something that was simply not possible until now.

So if you’re looking for personalised 1:1 health or nutrition advice, here’s a few Anni Experts to consider.


Anni is free to join and once signed up members can browse, select and book appointments with Anni Experts.

Advice is delivered via a paid micro-consult—typically either 15 or 30 minutes—with advice tailored to your individual needs.

The convenient mobile app is free to download on the App Store or Google Play.

 

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