Consultations 1-2-1 Nutritional Consultations Personal
consultations can be booked to identify your potential nutritional imbalances
and how these may be contributing to your particular symptoms of ill health. A
detailed case history will be taken and laboratory tests may be recommended. A
personalised, achievable, nutrition programme will then be prescribed to meet
your individual needs.
Nutritional therapy is the
application of nutrition science in the promotion of health and peak
performance. It aims to identify potential nutritional and biochemical
imbalances and to help you understand how they may be affecting your current
state of health.
When you have booked an appointment you will be
asked to complete an initial questionnaire and a food diary before the
appointment.
The initial consultation will
normally last between 1 and 11/4 hours and will focus on your main health
concerns. It will fill out the gaps in the information available from your
questionnaire. We will go through your diet together and look at how it may be
contributing to your symptom picture. Basic dietary recommendations will be
given to you during this appointment in the form of handouts, fact sheets, meal
ideas, etc. We may also suggest any suitable laboratory tests and / or
supplements at this time and are happy to order these for you. Your full nutrition
and dietary programme and will be emailed to you shortly after the
consultation.
It is advisable to return to consider progress after 4 to 6 weeks – this
depends on your individual case – you should have noticed some level of
improvement. Nutritional Therapy is a process that enables sustained health,
for life. It is important to remember the fact that we’re all unique, so the
road to full recovery can be a longer journey for some. Telephone and email
support are available between appointments.
We offer a nutrition consultancy service to help you implement nutrition standards and menu plans for all from under fives to elderly people in care.
1-2-1 consultations can be booked to identify potential nutritional imbalances and how these may be contributing to your symptoms of ill health.