I personally give out tons little golden nuggets of nutrition that I don't expect payment for. Before that, when I made nutrition/health consulting my sole business it felt selfish which wasn't my intention at any point... but that's business. I now prefer using a smaller amount of my time and giving simpler shorter advice to lots of people I come across who need/want expert and natural advice to their health issues.
Some examples of this is where I've chosen to pay for someone's lunch ahead of me in the queue. Another example is when I bought a phone for a homeless guy and subsequently became friends. He needed a phone to get help through the council but also I had no way of knowing where he was or how he was doing without a phone, and one evening when I expected to see him at 7pm I couldn't find him anywhere until 3am where I found him asleep, it was then I realised I needed to buy a phone for him. I think it was only around £30 and he was very grateful, I in turn got only immense satisfaction knowing I had helped and I could contact him to see how he's getting on.
A family friend of mine got in touch with me regarding this site and offered her talent for English literacy, I am dyslexic and graciously accepted her talent as gift and I asked if I could help her in return. I found out that she has started to suffer from rheumatoid arthritis and so I traded her some advice and options for naturally dealing with the condition in return for her help with my phrasing of the site. 
An example of this might be that someone wants an item that is bought and in return the receiver of that gift is willing to give an exchange of their talents for the purchased item.