Happy Food San Diego

Happy Food - Samantha Hua has been involved in fitness and healthy eating since 1992. With a bachelor degree in biology, she spent the first part of her career focusing on research and improving communities by starting community gardens, nutritional education, and supporting those in Africa, Latin America, and the US. She then became AADP certificated as a Health Coach.

After witnessing poor health in her own family, she is dedicated to support others regain their health and vitality through an effective system that incorporates nutrition, mental shifts, behavioral change, and accountability. She focuses on addressing the root cause of the problem for weight loss, optimal nutrition, and balance that lasts a lifetime.

She was featured on San Diego CW6 Morning News & SD Voyager as a local expert. She is also a guest writer on Active fitness site and Natural Awakenings magazine. She has been invited as a wellness speaker at Qualcomm, Sempra, SDG&E, San Diego County Public Health, San Diego Chamber of Commerce, Solar Turbines, San Diego International Airport, and many other organizations.

Weight Loss Coaching
While most dietitians dwell on calories, carbs, fats, proteins, restrictions and lists of good and bad foods, I work with my clients to create a happy, healthy life in a way that is flexible, fun and free of denial and discipline.

Holistic Nursing Program
This program is a holistic approach. We explore concerns specific to you and your body and discover the tools you need for a lifetime of balance. Food changes everything.

Family Nutrition
Do you want to ensure that you feed your family the best nutrition possible? After all, we are what we eat and children especially need proper nutrition. What we eat actually changes our DNA.

Confidence Makeover
Does confidence get in the way of your success? Have you ever turned down a job, a date, or an opportunity because you did not believe in yourself? Did your looks play a role?

Corporate Wellness
U.S. expenditure for health care is estimated at $4.01 trillion in 2020 and projected to reach $6.19 trillion by 2028. The increase in the employer’s portion of the total spending has been dramatic in recent years. In 2020, on average, employers paid $13.7 thousand on health care costs per employee.