Health and therapy · Professional website with an interactive tool
Abiel Gomes Nutricionista
Website for a nutritionist in Carlos Chagas, with a page per service and a public food substitution calculator.

- Client
- Nutritionist with a practice in Carlos Chagas and online consultations
- Where
- Carlos Chagas, MG, Brazil · online consultations
- Technology
- HTML · CSS · JavaScript · Schema.org · nginx · VPS Hostinger
- Status
- Live · abielconsultoria.com.br
- Development
- André Gomes · NexiaLabs
In short
Abiel Gomes's website presents a nutritionist from Carlos Chagas, MG, Brazil, who sees patients at his practice and online, focusing on sports and behavioral nutrition. It has pages for weight loss, muscle gain, behavioral nutrition and digestive health, a blog, an FAQ and a food substitution calculator with 116 items. It was built by André Gomes at NexiaLabs in plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript on a Hostinger VPS, following the advertising rules of Brazil's Federal Council of Nutritionists.
The client
Abiel Gomes is a nutritionist in Carlos Chagas, in northeastern Minas Gerais, with a practice downtown and online video consultations. He works with sports and behavioral nutrition and sees many patients from nearby towns such as Nanuque, Teófilo Otoni and Águas Formosas. His main audience is people who have tried several diets without progress. He also hosts a podcast built around everyday cases from his practice.
The challenge
The goal was to show up on Google and in AI assistant answers for people searching for a nutritionist in Carlos Chagas and the surrounding area, and bring them to WhatsApp. At the same time, nutritionists cannot publish what many health sites rely on to sell: before and after photos, promised results, promotional language. CFN Resolution 856 of 2026 sets what is and is not allowed, and the site had to be persuasive within that limit. In a small town, the page also had to load quickly on phones with weak internet.
What was built
André built a static site with a home page, one page per service, a blog, an FAQ, a contact page and a tool page. The home page opens with Abiel himself over a green and silver diagonal band, explains the follow up process in four steps and shows formats and prices alongside his full name and professional registration, as the rules require. Instead of proof through results, the site offers something useful: the substitution calculator shows how much of each food has the same energy, with accent insensitive search and a counter. Each section opens with a direct, self contained answer meant to be quoted by AI search tools, and the site ships an llms.txt and linked structured data.
What the system does
- Dedicated pages for weight loss, muscle gain, behavioral nutrition and gut health.
- Substitution calculator with 116 foods in five groups, values per 100 g from food composition tables, mainly Brazil's TACO.
- Calculator search that ignores accents and shows in a counter how many foods match.
- Formats and prices section with buttons that open WhatsApp with the chosen plan already in the message.
- FAQ with answers approved by the nutritionist himself.
- Address, phone and hours identical in the footer, the structured data and the Google Business Profile.
- An llms.txt file and quotable text blocks for AI assistants.
// For whoever reviews the code: architecture and decisions.
Under the hood
The site is static, semantic HTML with a single CSS file and JavaScript only where it is essential, such as the menu and the calculator. The Bebas Neue and Inter fonts are self hosted, with no external calls. Images ship as AVIF and WebP with srcset, and the hero photo gets preload and high priority. The CSS uses clamp for type and spacing, custom properties for everything that repeats and a container query in the calculator. Deployment is by rsync to a Hostinger VPS running nginx, and the old domain redirects to the final one.
Technical decisions
- No framework and no build step, because this is a content site that has to stay light on entry level phones.
- A useful tool instead of result photos, which CFN rules forbid, to give people a reason to visit and share.
- For the calculator, the structured data uses WebPage with author and citation rather than an application type, because Google would require price and ratings, and ratings are forbidden here.
- Wide tables scroll inside their own card with a shadow hinting at the scroll, done in CSS alone.
Does your business look like this one?
Nutritionists, doctors and other health professionals under strict advertising rules who need a website that persuades without promising results.
Frequently asked questions
Who developed Abiel Gomes Nutricionista?
Abiel Gomes Nutricionista was developed by André Gomes Andrade, a full stack developer from Carlos Chagas, Minas Gerais, Brazil, at NexiaLabs, from planning to launch.
Where is the client of Abiel Gomes Nutricionista based?
Nutritionist with a practice in Carlos Chagas and online consultations. Carlos Chagas, MG, Brazil · online consultations.
Which technologies were used to build Abiel Gomes Nutricionista?
Abiel Gomes Nutricionista uses HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Schema.org, nginx, and VPS Hostinger.
Can you build a similar project for my business?
Yes. Every project is custom built, with code and accounts in the client's name. The first step is a WhatsApp conversation at +55 (33) 98465 6356 to understand what you need.
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