Dietician

Overweight and obesity therapy

Dietotherapy

Psychodietetics

Pediatric dietetics

Nutritional prevention of children and adolescents

Prevention and support for the treatment of diseases, including:

• digestive system: gastroenteritis, peptic ulcer disease and inflammation, constipation, flatulence, gastroesophageal reflux disease, liver disease, bowel disease, irritable bowel syndrome, cholecystitis, cholecystitis, gallstones, celiac disease
• urinary system: kidney stones, renal failure
• circulatory system: arterial hypertension, ischemic heart disease, myocardial infarction, atherosclerosis
• metabolic diseases: diabetes, insulin resistance, emaciation, obesity, hyperlipidemia, gout
• hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism, hashimotos, PCOS, hormonal disorders

What does a visit to a dietitian look like:

• First visit:

• Dietary or psychodietetic consultation
• Nutritional interview
• Body composition analysis
• Discussion of the results
• Diet advice
• General nutritional recommendations
• Nutritional plan - example

• Control visit :

• Dietary or psychodietetic consultation
• Body composition analysis
• Discussion of the results
• Diet advice
• individual recommendations
• Nutrition plan - individual menu

• Stabilization - end of treatment

What do meal plans include :

The nutrition plan is a detailed menu to be used for 14 days. After this time, a follow-up visit is recommended.

The menu and recommendations are determined individually. All diets are based on the principles of healthy and rational nutrition, supported by knowledge and experience. Each clinic patient is treated individually.

Diets arranged on the basis of blood test results, health status, analysis of body tests, caloric demand calculated by a nutritionist, physiological parameters, taste preferences.

What stabilization looks like:

After obtaining the appropriate effects of the diet or the decision to end the treatment - the dietitian performs a derivation from the diet - stabilization. This prevents the return to the state before the diet and the so-called effect   yo-yo. Stabilization safely ends the dietary treatment. The duration of stabilization depends on the effects obtained and the duration of the entire treatment.