Anthony Richards, MS, RD, LDN

Your Digestive Health Professional

Registered Dietitian Specializing in: IBS, Acid Reflux, Digestive Distress, Probiotic and Prebiotics, Digestive Anxiety, and more!

  • I received my Masters Degree in Clinical Dietetics from Grand Valley State University in Michigan and began my career helping clients all over the East Coast.

    My primary expertise is in the field of Medical Nutrition Therapy which includes Disordered Eating Patterns, Gastrointestinal Health, IBS, Acid Reflux Management (GERD), SIBO, Crohn’s, Short Bowel Syndrome, Digestion after surgery, as well as various disease states including Diabetes, Heart Disease, Liver/Kidney Disease, and Cancer.

    My passion lies within the use of Pre/Probiotics, structured eating, elimination of trigger foods while maintaining a high quality diet, sleep discipline, and more; to help my clients regain control over their bodies!

  • As a Registered Dietitian, I’ve spent more than 10 years studying food science, gut health, and how food choices shape our bodies from the inside out.

    Through my work with Kona Nutrition, I’ve guided clients in improving their digestion, balancing their microbiome, and using food to fuel both body and mind.

    Combining proven nutrition strategies with the right tools, education, and support, I help clients strengthen their gut health and break free from digestion based anxieties.

What is Digestive health?

Digestive health refers to how well your body breaks down food, absorbs nutrients, and gets rid of waste. The digestive system is working well, your body gets the energy and nutrients it needs to stay strong. A healthy gut also supports your immune system, keeps your energy steady, and even affects your mood. When digestion is off, problems like bloating, constipation, heartburn, or fatigue can show up.

Taking care of your digestive health doesn’t just prevent stomach issues—it can change the way you feel every day. Simple habits like eating more fiber, drinking water, staying active, and managing stress help keep your gut balanced.

When your digestion is in good shape, you have more energy, better focus, and stronger overall health.

By making your gut a priority, you’re setting yourself up not just to feel okay, but to truly thrive.