Nutrition Source

Whole-food nutrition & local goods

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Nutrition Source

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Send a message to the counter. Ask about a product, order from one of our brands, or schedule a clinical assessment or workshop.

Write to the counter

Ask us anything. Order anything.

This goes straight to the people behind the counter, not a call center. Ordering a supplement not in stock, checking whether we carry something, or scheduling a clinical assessment or workshop all start here.

Prefer to talk? Ring 979-733-9500 during opening hours, or message us on Facebook.

  • Email nutritionsource2026@gmail.com
  • Address 1123 Fannin St.
    Columbus, TX 78934

Ordering something? Give us the brand, the product name, and the strength if you know it.

We reply within a business day.

What to expect

How we handle a message

A person reads it

Messages land with whoever is on the counter that day. We reply within a business day, usually the same afternoon.

Orders get priced first

If you are asking us to order something, we come back with the price and a rough arrival date before anything is committed.

Nothing is sold on

Your name and email are used to answer you and for nothing else. No list, and no newsletter unless you ask to join it.

Not for emergencies

If you have taken something and feel unwell, call your doctor or emergency services. A shop inbox is the wrong place for that.

Notice to all patients

Your records, and who to contact

Request for your records

Talk to Dr. Mitchem to request your records. Requests are handled under Rule §76.2:

  • (a) A patient may request patient records be disclosed to another person or to the patient.
  • (b) A patient shall make the request for disclosure of patient records in writing.
  • (c) In a written request for disclosure of patient records, a patient shall include: (1) the specific information or records to be disclosed; and (2) the person to whom the records are to be disclosed.
  • (d) A patient or other person legally authorized to act on the patient’s behalf shall sign the written request for disclosure of patient records.
  • (g) A licensee or other person may honor an oral request for disclosure if the licensee or other person documents: (1) the patient’s identity by valid government identification or legal documents that identify a person as the patient’s legal representative; and (2) the information required by subsections (c) and (d) of this section.
  • (h) A licensee or other person shall disclose patient records, after receiving any applicable fees for the records, within 15 business days from the date of the request, unless the request is denied under subsection (j) of this section.

Contact the applicable licensing or disciplinary authority

How to file a consumer complaint