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Robyn Openshaw

Author, Former Psychotherapist, Former University Faculty, founder, Natural Health Advocate, Nutrition Educator, podcaster, speaker, Wellness Coach | GreenSmoothieGirl, GreenSmoothieGirl Shop, Robyn Openshaw Substack | San Francisco | CA | USA

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Roles / TypesAuthor, Former Psychotherapist, Former University Faculty, founder, Natural Health Advocate, Nutrition Educator, podcaster, speaker, Wellness Coach

OrganizationsGreenSmoothieGirl, GreenSmoothieGirl Shop, Robyn Openshaw Substack

Websitehttps://greensmoothiegirl.com/

X / Twitterhttps://twitter.com/robyn_openshaw/

Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/GreenSmoothieGirl/

Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/thegreensmoothiegirl/

YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/GreenSmoothieGirl/

Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vibe/id1161499979

Substackhttps://robynopenshaw.substack.com/

Summary

Robyn Openshaw, MSW, is the “Green Smoothie Girl,” founder of Green Smoothie Girl. com, author, speaker, former psychotherapist and BYU faculty member, and host of the Vibe podcast. Robyn Openshaw, MSW, is a nutrition and wellness author and online educator known as the original “Green Smoothie Girl.

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Robyn Openshaw, MSW, is a nutrition and wellness author and online educator known as the original “Green Smoothie Girl.” Her official profile describes her as a former psychotherapist, former Brigham Young University faculty member, single mother of four, author of 15 books on health and wellness, and founder/driving force behind GreenSmoothieGirl.com.

GreenSmoothieGirl.com launched in 2007 and promotes whole-foods, mostly plant-based eating, green smoothies, detoxification, recipes, online courses, product recommendations, supplements, and wellness education. Openshaw’s published works include The Green Smoothies Diet, Vibe, and the 12 Steps to Whole Foods Manual. Her programs include 12 Steps to Whole Foods and 26-Day Detox.

Cancer relevance is indirect and nutrition/lifestyle-based: publisher descriptions for The Green Smoothies Diet claim green smoothies may help prevent “certain cancers,” and GreenSmoothieGirl programs reference plant-based/whole-food diets, detoxification, Gerson/Budwig/Wigmore/Jensen-style influences, and lifestyle strategies. These should be stored as wellness claims and educational resources, not established oncology treatment.