Tag: nutritionist

  • Heart burn, acid reflux, GERD – what is the difference?

    Heart burn, acid reflux, GERD – what is the difference?

    All of these conditions occur when acid from the stomach escapes into your oesophagus, via the sphincter at the top of the stomach, creating a burning sensation.  All of these painful digestive conditions are related and tend to cause similar symptoms, however, they usually develop in stages. In the case of acid reflux, stomach acid…

  • Having surgery? Here are your nutrition guidelines.

    Having surgery? Here are your nutrition guidelines.

    I frequently support clients who have either had or are going to have surgery of various kinds. It is common knowledge that your nutritional status and health prior to an operation has a big impact on the outcome of surgery and your recovery post operation. It is estimated that between 24% and 65% of patients…

  • Preparing for surgery with nutritional support

    Preparing for surgery with nutritional support

    I frequently support clients who have either had or are going to have operations. It is common knowledge that your nutritional status and health prior to an operation has a big impact on the outcome of surgery and your recovery post operation. It is estimated that between 24% and 65% of patients are malnourished and…

  • What do Nutritional Therapists help with and how to find one?

    What do Nutritional Therapists help with and how to find one?

    You might be someone who gets bloated after every meal. Or someone who feels exhausted by mid-morning despite a full night’s sleep. Maybe your skin flares up regularly, or you’re dealing with unpredictable mood or energy changes. These are just a few of the reasons people turn to nutritional therapists. Common concerns supported by nutritional…

  • What qualification dose a Nutritional Therapist have?  Are they different from a “nutrionist”?

    What qualification dose a Nutritional Therapist have? Are they different from a “nutrionist”?

    In the UK anyone can call themselves a “nutritionist”. The title is not legally protected so regardless of training anyone can call themselves a “nutritionist”. However, Registered Nutritional Therapists including me are: This level of regulation ensures clients are receiving safe, evidence-based advice from a qualified professional.It’s important to remember that only those registered with…

  • What does a ‘Nutritional therapist’ do?

    What does a ‘Nutritional therapist’ do?

    What Does a Nutritional Therapist Do? Have you been dealing with ongoing symptoms and feel like no one’s joining the dots? Maybe you’ve tried diets, supplements, or read endless articles online, yet nothing seems to stick. If this sounds familiar, you might be wondering if a nutritional therapist what could help. With growing public interest…

  • What fats can I cook with?

    What fats can I cook with?

    This blog is a reminder of which fats to use for cooking and which ones are best used cold in salad dressings. It also covers which ones to avoid. Fatty acids are classified according to the presence and number of double bonds in their carbon chain. Saturated fatty acids (SAFA) contain no double bonds, monounsaturated…

  • Do your cells need an oil change?

    Do your cells need an oil change?

    Today’s modern diets can often mean we eat too much or too little fat, or frequently just the wrong type. Our cell membranes consist of lots of oil aka. fat. For optimal performance they require quite a specific ratio of different types of fats, especially with regard to the essential fatty acids (EFA’s), omega 3…

  • 10 super healthy switches to boost nutrition

    10 super healthy switches to boost nutrition

    Here’s some simple easy changes to boost your nutrition. Check my website for recipes and to sign up to my newsletter.

  • Staying alive in toxic times

    Staying alive in toxic times

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