A Leading Voice in Female Hair Loss & Functional Nutrition
Triple board-certified nutritionist, functional medicine practitioner, published researcher, and educator Julie Olson brings a sophisticated, science-backed, whole-body perspective to female hair thinning, alopecia, and GLP-1-related hair loss, making complex research accessible, relevant, and compelling for stages, studios, podcasts, and media audiences worldwide.
As Seen on Television
Podcast Interviews
Conversations about hair thinning & Alopecia, functional medicine & nutrition, healthy aging, gut health, and whole-body wellness.
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Featured In /Authored
Worldwide Summit Host, Julie Olson
Healthy Body Healthy Hair: The Truth About Hair Loss
Julie founded and hosted the first global virtual summit dedicated to hair loss. This event brought together leading clinicians, researchers, and experts in integrative and functional medicine to give evidence-based answers about hair thinning and alopecia, rather than surface level answers.
Featured speakers included Dr. Tom O’Bryan, Wendy Myers, James LaValle, Dr. Tara Scott, Dr. Amie Hornaman, Jason Prall and others. Through the summit and Julie's ongoing work, she's redefining the conversation around hair loss through a sophisticated, science-backed, root-cause lens.
Published Research & Books
Julie’s combines research, functional medicine, and nutrition in a practical way to educate.
Biotin Supplementation: Efficacy and Clinical Risks
A peer-reviewed analysis of biotin supplementation, common marketing claims, and potential clinical concerns.
Natural Hair Loss Solution: A Healthy Microbiome
An examination of the strong relationship between digestive health, nutrient absorption, inflammation, and healthy hair growth.
The Wild Genius: Raw Stories of Flow, Brilliance & the Untamed Life in the Zone
#1 Amazon best-seller in women in business, entrepreneurship, and leadership, Julie’s chapter is “Challenging the Status Quo.”
Webinars and Masterclasses
Signature Speaking Topics
Julie’s presentations can be adapted for conferences, women’s events, corporate wellness programs, retreats, professional audiences, and virtual platforms.
The Truth About Hair Loss
What the Beauty Industry Isn’t Telling Women About Thinning Hair
A closer look at why hair loss is rarely just cosmetic and why commonly promoted products and quick fixes may overlook important whole-body contributors.
What Your Hair Is Trying to Tell You
The Whole-Body Connections Behind Hair Thinning and Alopecia
An evidence-informed discussion of how nutrition, digestion, toxins, hormones, stress, metabolism, inflammation, and other health factors can influence the hair-growth cycle.
Healthy Aging, Hair & Longevity
Supporting Hair, Skin and Whole-Body Health Through Midlife and Beyond
A practical discussion about the changing nutritional, hormonal, metabolic, and lifestyle needs of women through midlife, healthy aging, and longevity.
GLP-1s, Weight Loss and Hair Shedding
What You Need to Know Before, During, and After Rapid Weight Loss
Additional presentations can be developed or customized for the event and audience.
Book Julie for Your Next Event
Julie is available for keynotes, panels, summits, podcasts interviews, TV segments, corporate wellness programs, retreats, and brand partnerships.
Keynote Speaker
Conferences, summits, and health events
Podcast Guest
Hair loss, gut health, and women's wellness
TV & Media
Segments on functional nutrition and hair health
Corporate Wellness
Workshops, retreats, and employee programs
Podcast & Media Conversations
- Why female hair loss is rarely caused by one factor
- What your hair may reveal about your health
- The truth about biotin and hair supplements
- Beauty-industry myths surrounding thinning hair
- Gut health, nutrient absorption, and the hair-growth cycle
- Hormones, stress, metabolism, and midlife hair changes
- GLP-1 medications, rapid weight loss, and hair shedding
- The emotional impact of female hair loss
- How to evaluate popular health and beauty claims
- Julie’s transition from media research to functional health