Nutrition has an important impact both on wellness and disease. An individual consultation will help you understand both what foods are best suited to you and what supplements might be appropriate given your current lifestyle.
Some health conditions helped by nutritional therapy but not limited to, include:
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• Digestive & Bowel Disorders
• Parasitic & Fungal Infections
• Food Intolerances
• Stress & Depression
• Sports Nutrition
• Chronic Fatigue
• Weight Problems & Food Cravings |
• Hormonal Imbalance
• Fertility & Pregnancy
• Children’s Health
• Sinus Congestion
• Skin Disorders
• Chronic Degenerative Disease
• Detoxification
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And many more...
What happens when you see a nutritional therapist?
You will complete a questionnaire prior to the initial consultation, you may be asked to seek medical advice to investigate any underlying disease. The first consultation will include a detailed overview of your current health problems, medical and family history, a dietary analysis and lifestyle factors.
You will receive a personalised dietary, lifestyle and nutritional supplement programme. Where appropriate, laboratory tests will be recommended such as hair mineral analysis, hormone panel test, digestive analysis, food intolerance to name but a few.
Follow-up consultations are usually advised to assess progress, make adjustments and provide motivational support.
Why see a nutritional therapist?
To address dietary and nutritional imbalances that could be contributing to your acute or chronic health problems, like poor immunity, low energy, food sensitivities or hormonal dysfunction etc.
Assess your current intake of fats, carbohydrates and proteins and identify vitamin and mineral deficiencies.
Help slow down the progress of chronic degenerative disease and ageing by increasing your intake of nutrients whilst reducing exposure to environmental and lifestyle toxins.
Initial consultation - 90 minutes - £85
Subsequent sessions - 60 minutes - £70
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ANGIE MICHAEL DNN PDNN BANT
Angie trained at the College of Natural Nutrition. Her fascination with traditional and natural remedies began as a young child as her mother always advocated their use. Her philosophy is however that education never stops and she continually partakes in further professional development.
Her areas of special interest are in irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), pre-conception, infertility, candida, food intolerance, men’s health and infant, child and adolescent nutrition.
Angie is kept very busy being a council member on the ethics committee board for the British Association of Nutritional Therapists (BANT). The primary function of BANT being to assist members in attaining the highest standards of integrity, knowledge, competence and professional practice, in order to protect the client’s interests, nutritional therapy and the nutritional therapist. BANT practitioners must meet the required standards of training, be fully insured and adhere to the BANT Code of Ethics and Practice.
For further information visit: www.dietary-detective.com
Angie Michael DNN PDNN MBANT, a.k.a the Dietary Detective, is BodyMatters’ resident nutritional specialist. Angie recently became diet guru to LBC radio presenter James O'Brien in his vegetarian ‘adventure’. You can read how he found the changes in ‘Dietswap’ as featured in Lifescape Magazine.
Angie has helped many people achieve optimum health and ideal weight with Nutritional Therapy. She specialises in a number of areas including digestive dysfunction and conceptual, antenatal and post-natal care. See her feature article on Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) from Lifescape Magazine. |
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