About Us
Founder & CEO — Jeremy Beavis, CNC
Jeremy founded Nutrition Revolution out of a deep frustration with how health advice is delivered and how often people are left to navigate complex, life-affecting conditions like high blood pressure on their own.
After decades of working across health, wellness, and consumer-focused organizations, Jeremy saw the same pattern repeat itself: People were given information, tools, and good intentions, but little support for turning that knowledge into sustainable daily habits. The gap wasn’t motivation or intelligence. It was structure.
Nutrition Revolution was built to close that gap.
Jeremy’s work sits at the intersection of nutrition education, behavior change, and real-world system design. His focus has never been on quick fixes or hype-driven solutions, but on building practical, human-centered systems that people can actually live with, whether independently or alongside medical care.
Throughout his career, Jeremy has helped design and scale wellness initiatives that prioritize trust, accessibility, and long-term outcomes. Today, that experience is being applied to a single mission:
Making prevention clearer, more compassionate, and more achievable for people everywhere.
CMO - Krystle Williams
Krystle is a marketing and communications leader with deep experience across health, wellness, and purpose-driven organizations.
Her work focuses on building brands that earn trust, communicate clearly, and support long-term engagement, particularly in spaces where health information is often confusing, overwhelming, or oversimplified.
At Nutrition Revolution, Krystle leads the development of the brand, messaging, and digital experience from the ground up. Her role centers on translating complex health concepts into clear, human communication that people can understand, trust, and act on.
She has spent her career balancing strategy with execution, guiding marketing efforts across the full lifecycle, from brand positioning and education-led content to digital engagement, growth systems, and performance optimization.
Krystle’s approach is grounded in the belief that effective health communication should reduce friction, not create pressure.
Her work ensures that Nutrition Revolution remains accessible, credible, and aligned with its prevention-first mission, supporting both individual outcomes and long-term platform growth.
Our mission
People live with blood pressure every day.
They experience it through stress, routines, food choices, sleep, work, and family life — 100% of the time.
Yet most support happens in short clinical visits that represent only a tiny fraction of that lived reality. That’s no failure of patients or primary care, it’s simply how the system is designed.
Our mission is to bridge that gap.
Nutrition Revolution exists to support people in the space where health is actually lived, between appointments, beyond check-ups, and throughout daily life.
We do this by combining clear education, structured programs, and supportive nutritional products into a single system that helps people turn medical guidance into consistent, everyday action.
We’re not here to replace clinical care.
We’re here to extend it, bringing clarity, structure, and support into the 100% of life where prevention truly happens.
The Crisis We’re Solving
High blood pressure is one of the most common and consequential health conditions in modern life and it has become so familiar that it’s often overlooked.
Even during moments of extraordinary global focus on health, including the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, when governments shut down and healthcare systems mobilized at unprecedented scale, more people continued to suffer and die from blood-pressure-related disease.
This isn’t because people don’t care.
And it isn’t because clinicians aren’t working hard.
It’s because high blood pressure is shaped quietly, every day, through stress, routines, nutrition, sleep, and consistency, while most care is delivered in brief, infrequent clinical moments.
The condition lives in daily life. But support rarely does.
That disconnect is the crisis we are addressing:
Not by replacing medical care, but by extending prevention into the 100% of life where blood pressure is actually lived.
The Gap We Have Solved
Most solutions for high blood pressure address the problem in pieces.
Medication targets symptoms.
Education provides information.
Supplements attempt to support nutrition.
What’s missing is sustained support for behavior, the factor that determines whether any of these actually work in daily life.
High blood pressure is shaped by everyday patterns: Stress, routines, food choices, sleep, and consistency over time. Yet people are left to manage those drivers largely on their own, between brief clinical moments and disconnected tools.
Nutrition Revolution was built to close that gap.
We integrate clear education, structured behavior support, and thoughtfully developed nutritional products into a single system designed for real life. Education creates understanding, systems support follow-through, and products are used only where appropriate to support the process, never as a standalone solution.
Because lasting change doesn’t come from better advice.
It comes from better systems.
Why Now?
High blood pressure exists 100% of the time
but it’s only addressed during brief clinical moments.
Digital health has surged. Telehealth is now routine.
Yet hypertension prevention still looks almost exactly the same.
Nearly half of people on medication remain uncontrolled, not because they aren’t trying, but because the real drivers live in daily life, not the doctor’s office.
Meanwhile, the supplement market has exploded, crowded, inconsistent, and disconnected from education or behavior change.
The result is a massive gap:
plenty of information, plenty of products, but no system.
The tools now exist.
The need is undeniable.
The puzzle wasn’t medical. It was behavioral.
We’ve broken the code by designing the system that makes prevention work in real life.