Student Spotlight: Aarti Devaraj

About Aarti Devaraj

I’m a Regulatory and Scientific Writer specializing in clinical evaluation and regulatory documentation. I also write manuscripts, translating complex scientific data into clear, impactful publications. Alongside this, I run Arty Nutry Diary, a health and nutrition blog where I share evidence-based wellness content. My background in health coaching helps me connect with individuals on a practical level—supporting healthier lifestyles through both writing and personalized guidance.

What inspired you to pursue a career in Nutrition & Health Coaching or Nutritional Therapy?

My inspiration comes from a desire to help people navigate the overwhelming health information landscape. I wanted to provide clear, evidence-based nutrition guidance. Arty Nutry Diary has become a trusted platform where I educate and empower others to make informed wellness choices.

Where have you used your coaching skills?

I’ve applied my coaching skills with private clients, in workplaces, healthcare settings, and also for my own personal growth.

Can you describe a memorable experience or achievement since graduating?

Graduating from IINH was a turning point—it deepened my understanding of health and nutrition and helped shape my professional path. That foundation directly supported my acceptance into a one-year postgraduate medical writing program at Harvard Medical School, which I completed in 2023. It also played a key role in securing my current place in the Master of Public Health (MPH) program in Public Health Nutrition at Rutgers University, where I’m expanding my expertise in population health and evidence-based nutrition strategies.

How has your training influenced your approach to health and wellness?

IINH taught me to focus on individualized, evidence-based nutrition. That’s something I carry through in my coaching and in the content I create for my website.

How have you seen your work positively impact others?

Through my website and coaching, I’ve seen clients gain confidence and make meaningful changes to their health. The positive feedback and continued engagement show that the support really resonates.

What kind of feedback have you received from clients or your community?

People often tell me they value the clarity and practicality of my advice. It helps them take nutrition science and actually apply it to their everyday lives.

What’s been the most unexpected or exciting part of your journey so far?

Building a supportive community through Arty Nutry Diary has been incredibly rewarding. It’s a space where people grow, share, and support one another on their wellness journeys.

What would you say to someone thinking about studying with IINH?

IINH offers solid, science-based training that gives you real-world skills. Whether you want to coach, educate, or influence change in your community, it prepares you to make a real impact in health and nutrition.


🔗 Website: artynutrydiary.com
🔗 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/aartidevaraj

If you’ve been inspired by Aarti’s story and would like to start a new career, learn more about our Nutrition & Health Coaching and Nutritional Therapy courses.

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