First consultation fees are 49€
- Prompt response 7 days
- Nutricionist and medical support at the same place
- Multilingual Professionals
Why our team is so special and unique ?
When it comes to addressing a nutrition-related issue, achieving the best results often requires the involvement of multiple professionals: the doctor to identify hormonal imbalances or underlying conditions and sometimes prescribe specific treatments, the nutritionist to conduct a precise analysis of your needs and provide guidance, and the biologist to carry out blood tests. At our center, all our professionals are accustomed to working together to provide you with a coordinated, swift, and tailored solution to meet your needs
What we can provide you in our center ?
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Initial dietary consultations
Discover the foundations of your nutrition and lifestyle habits with an initial consultation designed to understand your needs, set clear goals, and create a personalized plan to improve your well-being.
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Personalized nutrition (nutrigenomics)
Unlock the power of your DNA! With nutrigenomics, we design a nutrition plan tailored to your genetic profile, helping you optimize your health and prevent potential future issues.
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Comprehensive clinical and biological assessment
Gain deep insights into your health with a thorough clinical and biological analysis. This approach identifies key markers to craft an effective, tailored nutrition strategy.
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Ready for Summer
Prepare for the sunny season with a nutrition program designed to help you feel confident, energized, and healthy as summer approaches.
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Ready for Detox
Revitalize your body with a detox program that supports your liver, reduces inflammation, and restores energy through carefully curated nutrition strategies.
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Nutritional follow-up
Stay on track with regular follow-ups to monitor your progress, make adjustments, and ensure lasting success in achieving your nutrition goals.
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Dietary supplements consultation
Learn about the right supplements for your specific needs, ensuring optimal nutrient intake and complementing your dietary habits safely and effectively.
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Nutrition programs for athletes
Elevate your athletic performance with a program designed to optimize energy, recovery, and endurance, tailored to your training regimen.
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Nutrition programs for menopause
Support your body through menopause with a nutrition plan aimed at alleviating symptoms, maintaining bone health, and balancing hormones.
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Nutrition programs for andropause
Address the challenges of andropause with a nutrition program focused on supporting testosterone levels, improving energy, and enhancing overall well-being.
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Implémentation and monitoring of medical treatment with our medical team
We provide professional guidance for incorporating medications into your health plan, ensuring effective results and close monitoring.
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Prevention of childhood obesity
Help children build a healthy relationship with food and maintain a balanced weight with tailored, family-oriented nutritional strategies.
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Support for SIBO
Effectively manage Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) with a targeted dietary approach that reduces symptoms and promotes gut health.
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Vegan diet
Adopt a balanced and nutritious vegan diet with expert guidance to ensure all essential nutrients are covered while respecting your ethical choices.
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Mediterranean diet
Discover the health benefits of the Mediterranean diet, rich in fresh produce, healthy fats, and lean proteins, for a balanced and sustainable lifestyle.
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Food Allergy and intolerance
Managing food allergies involves identifying the triggers, avoiding exposure, and having an emergency plan in place, such as carrying an epinephrine auto-injector. Understanding and monitoring your diet is crucial for living safely with food allergies.
When should you go to a nutritionist?
If you experience chronic gas, bloating, constipation, or other GI issues, a dietitian is the right provider for support. Conditions like IBS often require specific diets to alleviate symptoms. You need the guidance of an expert to navigate these dietary changes and to monitor your progress.
How do I know if I need a dietician?
If you're consistently low in energy or preoccupied with thoughts of food, a registered dietitian can work with you on an eating plan that supports your physical energy and mental focus. You're feeling stress or guilt around eating
Is it worth talking to a nutritionist?
Working with a nutritionist is always helpful, whether you're trying to lose weight, optimize your health, address unhealthy habits, or figure out why you're getting specific cravings.
What age is nutrition most important?
The growth spurt as children move into adolescence needs plenty of kilojoules and nutrients. For girls, this generally occurs around 10 to 11 years of age. For boys, it occurs later, at around 12 to 13 years.
How many sessions do you need with a nutritionist?
You may meet your dietitian as often as two times each week, or as infrequently as once each month. The goal is that you are meeting often enough to receive the guidance you need, discuss issues as they arise, and maintain a supportive environment for you to be successful.
Does a dietician give me a meal plan?
Yes, a registered dietitian and nutritionist can create a personalized meal plan based on your food preferences, lifestyle, dietary conditions, religious and cultural background and that's geared towards your specific needs and goals.
When should I see a dietician?
There are many reasons to visit a dietitian. You want to prevent or manage a health condition like diabetes, high cholesterol or high blood pressure. Changes to your diet and eating habits can prevent or improve certain health conditions
Is ChatGPT good for nutrition?
A panel of nutrition experts assessed ChatGPT's responses. Overall, ChatGPT offered clear advice, with appropriateness of responses ranging from 55.5% (sarcopenia) to 73.3% (NAFLD). Only two recommendations (one for obesity, one for non-alcoholic-fatty-liver disease) contradicted guidelines
Do dieticians help with weight loss?
Your dietitian will teach you how to make better food choices. They will work with you to help you achieve realistic weight loss goals. You may get handouts or other educational materials. For many people, this is about 1 to 1.5 pounds of weight loss per week.
Can a nutritionist help with food intolerances?
The Dietitian can be involved in the diagnosis of food intolerances. Food allergies and intolerances are managed by dietary manipulation through the exclusion of the food which is causing the reaction.
What are the side effects of a vegan diet?
As you read along, you'll find out that most health conditions developed by vegans are related to vitamin B12 deficiency. Without the familiar sources of vitamin B12, certain bodily functions can be disrupted, leading to anemia, gastritis, stroke, Crohn's disease, and Celiac disease.
Why modern nutritionists often talk about the benefits of a Mediterranean diet?
The Mediterranean diet has been linked to a number of health benefits, including reduced mortality risk and lower incidence of cardiovascular disease.
What is Nutrigenomic?
Nutrigenomics focusses on the relationship between a person’s diet and their genetics. It provides dietary advice that is more tailored to the individual, taking into account their specific genetic make-up rather than being based on more general advice. It augments the skills of a dietitian rather than replacing them.