Holly Arnold - Clinical Nutritionist

Holly Arnold - Clinical Nutritionist Holly Arnold is a Sydney-based Clinical Nutritionist (BHSc). Qualified, experienced and passionate.

15 whole food simple meal ideas for your month ahead!Happy cooking šŸ’« 1. Scrambled eggs, feta, seeded toast, cucumber, ra...
01/03/2026

15 whole food simple meal ideas for your month ahead!
Happy cooking šŸ’«

1. Scrambled eggs, feta, seeded toast, cucumber, radish, tomatoes, kiwi and lettuce with a honey mustard dressing

2. Pan fried asparagus, raspberries, parmesan, seeded toast with hummus, scrambled eggs, radish and spinach salad with a honey mustard dressing

3. BBQ prawns with parsley butter, roast sweet potato and salad of fennel, radicchio and capers

4. Nitrate free leg hame, feta, broccoli, edamame beans, roast pumpkin and salad of cucumber, radish and dill

5. BBQ marinated chicken (honey, olive oil, oregano, paprika), cannelloni beans cooked in rosemary and broth, greek salad with feta

6. Beef chilli con carne with rice, jalapeƱos, guacamole and a corn red onion salad

7. Miso glazed eggplant with tofu, rice and sautƩed greens (zucchini, sugar snaps, bok choy and broccolini)

8. Sardines on seeded toast with hummus, garlic roasted tomatoes, sauerkraut and rocket radicchio salad

9. Crispy skinned wild salmon with buckwheat, radicchio, cos lettuce, feta and sugar snap pea salad and a mint dressing

10. Gluten free beef pie with roast potatoes, steamed carrots and mixed salad

11. Brown rice noodles with peanut, chilli and coriander marinated chicken, cucumber radish salad and steamed broccoli

12. Avocado on seedy toast with turkey breast, cheese, berries, spinach, tomatoes and sauerkraut

13. Pan fried John Dory with sweet potato chips, tomato avocado salad and a dijon honey mustard dressing

14. Grass fed steak with seeded toast topped with sun-dried tomato salsa, parmesan, pear, olives, sauerkraut, tomatoes and rocket

15. Pan fried asparagus, jacket potatoes and BBQ piri piri chicken with a celery, parsley, apple, radish, fennel and cucumber salad

The morning routine and principles that give me the highest probability of having a GREAT DAY! … Because who doesn’t wan...
17/02/2026

The morning routine and principles that give me the highest probability of having a GREAT DAY!

… Because who doesn’t want to stack the odds in their favour?

Backed by science.

Actually doable.

Low cost.

Proven over and over again in practice (… you only need to miss a day to realise how much better you show up as a human when you do them!)

Hope this helps šŸ’› šŸ’«

Some recent home eats šŸ’«
25/01/2026

Some recent home eats šŸ’«

Christmas and food can bring up a lot - excitement, pressure, expectations, guilt… sometimes all at once! This is your r...
23/12/2025

Christmas and food can bring up a lot - excitement, pressure, expectations, guilt… sometimes all at once!

This is your reminder that food is just one part of Christmas.

You don’t need to eat perfectly, ā€œmake up forā€ anything, explain your choices, or feel bad for enjoying festive food (or not being that into it).

You also don’t need to throw all structure out the window if having some routine helps you feel calmer.

Healthier expectations at this time of year might look like eating mindfully, being present at meals, choosing foods you actually enjoy, and letting food sit alongside connection, laughter, and the moment - not at the centre of it.

… There’s room for enjoyment and balance
… Structure and flexibility
… Looking after your health without guilt

Save this if you need it šŸ’« ā™„ļøšŸŽ„

It’s finally here! Introducing….FEED ME WELL: everyday nourishment from my kitchen to yoursIncludes
• 30+ gluten-free re...
14/12/2025

It’s finally here! Introducing….

FEED ME WELL: everyday nourishment from my kitchen to yours

Includes
• 30+ gluten-free recipes
• Nutritionist-designed
• Instant PDF download

Recipe Chapters
• Breakfasts
• Salads & Sides
• Fish
• Chicken
• Red Meat
• Vegetarian
• Sauces & Dressings
• Sweets

Available to purchase now via my website šŸ’«

Places I’ve swum, things I’ve eaten, people I love - quarter 4 edition šŸŖ„ šŸŽ± 🌺 šŸŒž
12/12/2025

Places I’ve swum, things I’ve eaten, people I love - quarter 4 edition šŸŖ„ šŸŽ± 🌺 šŸŒž

Things I’ve eaten, places I’ve swam, people I love: quarter 4 edition šŸŖ„ šŸŽ± šŸ’« 🌺
12/12/2025

Things I’ve eaten, places I’ve swam, people I love: quarter 4 edition šŸŖ„ šŸŽ± šŸ’« 🌺

Bake the cake first. The icing is optional…These are 10 underrated habits I rely on to stay on track with my health all ...
10/12/2025

Bake the cake first. The icing is optional…

These are 10 underrated habits I rely on to stay on track with my health all year round - not because they’re flashy, viral, or aesthetic, but because they’re simple, repeatable and sustainable.

This is just what works for me, and everyone is different, but I hope it’s a reminder that health doesn’t need to be extra or complicated to be effective.

I’ve learned what I need as my minimum baseline to feel okay and function well, and everything else just layers on top depending on the season I’m in. Some days I do more, some days I do less… but I always come back to my happy medium.

The extras can be fun. But the foundations are what carry you and are where the real magic lies.

If you need help making health part of your life, and not another full-time job, pop me a DM and let’s chat šŸ’«

Bake the cake first. The icing is optional…These are 10 underrated habits I rely on to stay on track with my health all ...
10/12/2025

Bake the cake first. The icing is optional…

These are 10 underrated habits I rely on to stay on track with my health all year round - not because they’re flashy, viral, or aesthetic, but because they’re simple, repeatable and sustainable!

This is just what works for me, and everyone is different, but I hope it’s a reminder that health doesn’t need to be extra or complicated to be effective.

I’ve learned what I need as my minimum baseline to feel okay and function well, and everything else just layers on top depending on the season I’m in. Some days I do more, some days I do less… but I always come back to my happy medium.

The extras can be fun. But the foundations are what carry you and are where the real magic lies.

If you need help making health part of your life, and not another full-time job, pop me a DM and let’s chat šŸ’«

WILD VS FARMED SALMON - Does it matter? 🐟With salmon farming recently making the news, I’ve had so many questions about ...
08/12/2025

WILD VS FARMED SALMON - Does it matter? 🐟

With salmon farming recently making the news, I’ve had so many questions about the difference between wild and farmed salmon - so I wanted to share a clear, evidence-based comparison, along with my perspective both as a nutrition professional and personally.

The goal of this post is to help you understand the pros and cons of each, so you can make informed, confident choices based on:

āœ” your health
āœ” your budget & access
āœ” and what aligns best with your values

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer… just better information to support better decisions

Hope this helps! šŸ’™šŸŽ£

Recent home eats šŸ’› 1. Raddicho, butter lettuce, sage roasted pumpkin, shredded roast chicken, crushed pistachio and feta...
15/11/2025

Recent home eats šŸ’›

1. Raddicho, butter lettuce, sage roasted pumpkin, shredded roast chicken, crushed pistachio and feta salad

2. Slow-cooked stew (braised beef chuck with sumac), pickled red onions, buckwheat and mixed salad

3. Raddichio, sugar snap pea, mint, buckwheat and feta salad with basil mint dressing

4. Pan-fried wild salmon, roasted sweet and white potatoes and salad

5. Thai beef salad with brown rice noodles

6. Middle Eastern chicken thigh tray bake with roasted garlic, lemon, saffron rice and pomegranate salad

7. Scrambled eggs, seedy roast with sundried tomato pesto, cherry tomatoes, and orange fennel salad

8. Sesame honey lemon prawns with purple cabbage and rice

9. Tuna nicoise salad

10. Shredded Mexican chicken tacos with carrot, slaw, guac and salsa

11. Sweetcorn, shiitake mushroom and chicken noodle soup

12. Beef mince and black bean nachos with cashew cream, salsa, natural yoghurt, corn chips, avo and salad

13. Roast chicken with fennel orange and cucumber salad and roast sweet and white potato

14. Honey wholegrain mustard salmon with roasted baby potatoes, broccolini and salad

15. Pesto prawn gnocchi

16. Lemongrass, tomato and Thai basil chicken with soba noodles and sesame greens

17. Breakfast hard-boiled eggs, asparagus, pear, strawberries, ham, olives and salad

18. Honey mustard chicken breast with butter bean, radish and wild rocket salad

19. Ricotta savoury pancakes with tuna corn mix and salad

20. Tofu green curry with veg

CARBS AND FAT LOSS šŸāœØCarbohydrates are not the enemy. It’s how you eat them that matters! Just like any other food group...
29/10/2025

CARBS AND FAT LOSS šŸāœØ

Carbohydrates are not the enemy. It’s how you eat them that matters! Just like any other food group.

If you love carbs (me too šŸ«¶šŸ¼) and fat loss is your focus, here’s how to enjoy them whilst staying aligned with your goals.

1ļøāƒ£ Serving Size Matters

Carbs aren’t the star of the show - protein and vegetables are.

2ļøāƒ£ Don’t Eat Your Carbohydrates Naked

Pair carbs with protein or healthy fats to slow digestion, support steady energy, reduce cravings and keep you fuller for longer.
Examples:
• Oats + yoghurt + protein powder + fruit + seeds
• Potatoes + chicken + veggies
• Rice + salmon + cabbage salad

3ļøāƒ£ Choose Carbohydrates in Their Natural Form

Minimally processed carbs = more fibre, more nutrients, more fullness. Think whole grains, starchy veggies, legumes. These not only nourish your body but are harder to overeat - making them ideal for fat loss.

4ļøāƒ£ Cooked & Cooled for Extra Benefits

Cooked-then-cooled rice, pasta or potatoes create resistant starch. Resistant starch can improve insulin sensitivity, making it ideal for blood sugar control, while also feeding healthy gut bacteria - creating a better environment for fat loss by supporting metabolic pathways.

5ļøāƒ£ Include Your Favourites

A sustainable fat loss approach includes carbohydrates you genuinely enjoy. You don’t need to eliminate the less nutritious carbohydrates altogether, just include them in appropriate portions and within your overall calorie targets. Be intentional, not obsessive - choose and enjoy what you really love, and make it work.

Hope this helps! šŸ’«

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Holly Arnold is a Sydney-based qualified, practicing Clinical Nutritionist with a Bachelor of Health Science (Nutr).

With a wealth of experience in nutritional support, Holly’s mission is to empower people towards an enhanced appreciation for health and wellbeing. Holly works with both individuals and organisations to help provide people with the knowledge and tools they need to live and breathe a healthy and happy life.

Holly’s number one focus is ensuring you receive the support, empowerment and understanding you need to improve your health and wellbeing using dietary and lifestyle interventions. Her primary goal is to arm you with the skills you need to build healthy meals and make balanced choices with your individual bodies needs and lifestyle in mind. Holly works with a range of different health conditions, though has a keen interest in weight management, women’s health, digestion and stress.

Holly’s clinic is located in the heart of Sydney CBD on George Street but also offers online consultations for both national and international clients.