THE NUTRITIONIST
FAQs
What is nutrition?
The food we eat provides fuel for our bodies; it is from this food that we are made; skin cells, brain cells, hormones; every part of the body is carefully constructed from the food we eat.
Optimum nutrition provides the body with the correct balance of protein, carbohydrate, fat, vitamins and minerals needed for growth and repair.
Food provides fuel and nutrients and the body needs a steady supply. It is these daily food choices that impact on our day to day health and it is never too late to make improvements; this doesn’t have to be a radical overhaul, sometimes just a small change can make a big difference.
Even though there is no blanket diet for everyone there are general guidelines that should be incorporated. Stress, lack of sleep, refined foods, sugar, pollution and medication are just some of the factors that can impair our overall health and wellbeing, in fact these can be thought of as “anti-nutrients”. Optimum nutrition can help limit the effects and lead to a healthier more enjoyable life.
What can nutrition help with?
These are just some of the areas that nutrition can help with.
Do you regularly suffer from any of these conditions?
Are you fed up with feeling generally under par or being told it’s all in your head?
You may be so used to living with any of these symptoms on a day to day basis that you now view them as normal, but that doesn’t mean they are right.
Think of them as your body’s alarm bell that something is out of balance.
Allergies / Intolerances:
Food intolerance
Asthma
True Allergies
Candida
Coeliac Disease
Digestive Complaints:
Bloating
Constipation
Gas
Indigestion
Irritable Bowel Syndrome(IBS)
Heartburn
Energy:
Tired all the time
Chronic Fatigue
Blood sugar imbalances
M.E.
Stress management
Weight Management
Hormonal:
Under/Overactive thyroid
Pre-conceptual care
Endometriosis
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
P.M.S.
Menopause
Mood:
Anxiety
Depression
Irritability / Mood swings
Sleep problems
Binge eating
Men:
Stress management
Fertility issues
Prostate problems
Weight management
Aches & Pains:
Joint pain
Arthritis
Osteoporosis
Headaches / migraines
Skin:
Acne
Eczema
Psoriasis
Cardiovascular:
High cholesterol
High blood pressure
Children's Health:
Attention Deficit Disorder
Hyperactivity
Frequent colds and infections