Welcome
A simpler, gentler way to nourish your body.
Green Plate Wellness was born from a simple idea — that real food, real support, and real consistency change everything. No extremes, no shame, no fads. Just a quiet, grounded way to feel like yourself again.

Meet Lezah
The founder of Green Plate Wellness.
Lezah Ducey founded Green Plate Wellness after 17 years of hands-on learning and mentorship under Brygete in holistic nutrition, along with earning her Holistic Nutrition Diploma through the Nutritional Institute. Her journey taught her something simple but powerful: lasting wellness doesn’t come from changing everything overnight — it comes from changing one thing at a time.
She believes healthy living should feel hopeful, achievable, and deeply personal. The path can be challenging, but the solutions themselves don’t have to be complicated. Small daily choices, practiced consistently, can create meaningful change over time.
Her approach is rooted in whole-food nutrition, sustainable habits, and helping people build a peaceful, confident relationship with food. The goal at Green Plate Wellness isn’t to create dependence — it’s to help people feel empowered to nourish themselves anywhere, at any stage of life, without fear, confusion, or constantly needing someone else to tell them what to eat.
Lezah believes knowledge and confidence around food are gifts that should grow with you. Whether someone is cooking at home, eating out, traveling, raising a family, or simply learning to care for themselves better, she wants healthy choices to feel realistic, flexible, and freeing.
No perfection. Just steady progress, real nourishment, and a supportive path forward that helps you feel better one step at a time.
What we believe
A few quiet truths.
Real
Food first.
Whole, unprocessed ingredients are the foundation of everything else. Always.
Gentle
Honors the body.
Your body is not the problem to be solved. It's the partner to be listened to.
Steady
Beats extreme.
Sustainable changes compound. Sprints burn out. We believe in walking, not crashing.
Real food.
Real support. Real you.
“One day at a time.”