Nutritional Therapy

Nutritional Therapy works through the process of nutrition to change a person's metabolism from an unbalanced to a balanced state, which allows the body to return to natural good health.

Faulty nutrition, poor digestion and absorption, and toxic overload often play significant roles in many contemporary ailments. Nutritional therapists can assist in conditions of chronic fatigue, depression, stress, weight problems, hormone imbalances including menopause and PMT, digestive disorders, bowel problems including IBS, food intolerance, parasitic and fungal infections, joint pain, headache, migraine and chronic degenerative disease, among other problems.

The aim of the nutritional therapist is to help the person follow an appropriate, nutritious and healing diet and take any necessary food supplements. Together these approaches should gradually enable the body to assimilate nutrients more effectively and move waste substances from tissues, organs and blood. In conjunction with healthy lifestyle habits, the general functioning of the whole bodily system can be progressively improved and the powers of recuperation stimulated.

Nicola Milne-Malone