Nutrition Scientist | Author of 14 Books
TEDx & United Nations Speaker
Founder of Guerrilla Health
“Personal health is a responsibility — to ourselves, our families, and the generations to come.”
Dr. Galit Goldfarb
👉 You are not broken. Most people were simply never given a system that works.
My work in health did not begin in a laboratory or a lecture hall.
It began with a personal struggle to understand my own body.
Despite studying biochemistry, nutrition, and medical science,
I felt deeply confused about my own health and struggled with an eating disorder for many years.
Before the age of forty, I was diagnosed with cancer — twice.
Those experiences forced me to stop and question everything I thought I understood.
They led me to ask a question that shaped my life’s work:
What does the human body truly need in order to thrive?
For nearly three and a half decades I have worked in nutrition, medical science, and personal development, helping people restore their health through science-based nutrition and sustainable lifestyle habits.
I stepped back from trends, rigid thinking,
and the endless noise of the diet industry.
What does the human body truly need in order to thrive?
For years I immersed myself in research across nutrition science,
epidemiology, disease prevention, environmental health,
behavioral psychology, zoology, archaeology, and medicine.
That research eventually became
A structured framework designed to help people
stop fighting their bodies and start working with them.
Over time this work evolved into Guerrilla Health,
a broader ecosystem of programs, books,
digital tools, and educational platforms.
Health should not feel like a battle.
No extremes.
No shame.
No cycles of starting over.
Just a clear, grounded way of living
that supports your body over time.
My work is grounded in science,
guided by lived experience,
and built on respect for the human body and nature.
The greatest reward of this work is not the stages
or the books.
It is the quiet moment when someone says:
“I finally understand my body.
I’m not broken.”
And when asked whether they would go back to their old habits,
even if they seemed easier, they smile and say:
If you are here, something in you already knows
it is time for change.
You don’t need to rush.
You just need a clear place to begin.