Do I have to have a medical condition to see a Nutritional Therapist?

No, not at all! Many people who are fully healthy come to see a Nutritional Therapist to maintain their health at their peak. Some people consult a Nutritional Therapist to work with chronic and long term disease prevention, in later years, before disease becomes a problem. We see sports people who wish to maintain peak fitness and just ordinary people who wish to have good health, reduce stress and enjoy plenty of energy, getting the best from their lives whatever their situation.

What disorders can benefit from Nutritional Intervention?

Nutritional Therapy can work with, support and help prevent a wide range of disorders including -

• Allergies and food intolerance • Auto-immune conditions • Digestive problems • Migraine and persistent headaches

• Depression / stress and mood disturbances • Infertility • Fatigue / lack of energy • Male and female reproductive health

• Hormone imbalances • Menopause • Learning difficulties in children • Liver health • Cardiovascular health

• Cholesterol balancing • Sleeping problems • Urinary tract conditions • Skin conditions • Arthritis and osteoporosis

• Pre-pregnancy advice • General overall health and wellbeing • And many, many more .........

Mood Food and Sugar Connections

Many people in our modern society suffer from a foggy head, lack of concentration, poor sleep, low energy, mood swing and a general addiction to coffee, bread, sugary sweets and snacks to keep them going and boost their energy throughout the day. If this sounds like you then you may have blood sugar issues. These manifest in many different ways from poor health in general, just not feeling you, right through to connections with Eating Disorders and Disordered Eating - there is no cognition without right new nutrition. If you think you fit into this category then a Nutritional or Eating Disorders Consultation might help regain your peek mental and physical health and generally sense of wellbeing.