May 14, 2008
Download the questionnaire and fax it to us to assess how much we can benefit you.
Michelle Robinson is a member of BANT, the British Association for Nutritional Therapy. Visit their website here.
Michelle Robinson is a member of the Institute for Optimum Nutrition (ION). Visit their website here.
Health concerns that can benefit from Nutritional Therapy
Michelle Robinson M.A. (Cantab), Dip. ION
Nutritional Therapist
Practically everyone can benefit in some way from a consultation with a nutritional therapist to improve their diet and lifestyle, even if there are no specific health problems that need addressing.
Common health conditions that may benefit are:
- Digestive problems e.g: constipation, bloating, IBS
- Overweight or underweight; difficulty losing weight
- Headaches and migraines
- Persistent tiredness and lack of energy
- Joint aches and arthritis
- Cardiovascular illness e.g. high blood pressure
- Mood swings, depression and lack of motivation
- Frequent colds and infections
- Skin problems e.g. acne, eczema, dry flaky skin,
- Thrush and candidiasis
- Asthma
- Pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS)
- Infertility
- Food intolerances and allergies.
Each case is unique -- to assess how much a nutritionist and nutritional therapy can benefit you, download our nutrition questionnaire and fax it to us.
Other areas of support are:
- Comprehensive nutrition and lifestyle check-up
- Healthy conception and pregnancy
- Baby and child nutrition, including weaning onto solids
- Feeding teenagers
- Sports nutrition
- Managing menopause
- Healthy ageing, including memory retention and mental agility
- Optimisation of energy levels
