The aims of a nutritional programme are to remove excess toxicity from the body. This may be placing undue stress on the body, lowering the general vitality. The factor of absorption is also addressed by looking closely at the balance of intestinal flora. It is essential that nutrient absorption is excellent to maintain health and prevent deficiency from occurring.

Various foods may be aggravating a person’s illness and these are generally removed or reduced and replaced with those foods that will have beneficial effects on the body. Nutrient imbalances will also be addressed. As a result the body will be brought back into balance and good health will result.

A consultation will last for approximately 1 hour and will involve the therapist taking a full case history looking at the persons past and present medical history. Various questionnaires may also need to be completed along with a diet diary. A dietary programme with various supplements will then be set and the situation reviewed after a 4 week interval.

Additional advice on cooking and purchasing food and also general lifestyle improvements will also be given throughout. A nutritional therapist is also qualified to advise on sports nutrition, weight maintenance and nutrition during pregnancy. Nutritional therapy is suitable for all ages.

When is Nutritional Therapy available?

Tuesday 2.00 - 6.00pm
Wednesday 1.00 - 5.00pm more...
Thursday 4.30 - 8.30pm more...
Other times by appointment

How much does Nutritional Therapy cost?

Tuesday: First session £55 (90 mins), £75 with Live Blood Analysis; Under 16s £45
Follow-up appointments £45 (45 mins); Under 16s £35

Wednesday: £60 (60 mins); under 18s £45 (60 mins)

Thursday: £75 (90-120 mins); Food Intolerance Testing (Blood test) plus full consultation (120 mins) £150.
Follow-up appointments £35 (45-60 mins)

All other times: £35 (60 mins)

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