Tira-mi-su: caffeine-infused Italian dessert meaning 'Pick-me-up'
WELCOME TO ENERGY NUTRITION
GENERAL NUTRITION CLINIC + HYPERMOBILITY NUTRITION + NEURODIVERSITY NUTRITION
The number one reason to seek the help of a nutritionist is...
Weight loss? No, #2.
#1 is improving energy levels.
#3? Managing existing health conditions (functional disorders such as type 2 diabetes, some autoimmune conditions (type 1), transient hormonal changes (puberty, menopause) or specific makeups such as supermobility or neurodiversity (whether suspected or diagnosed) with nutritional and lifestyle changes, aka bio-hacking.
Importantly, nutritional therapy provides personalised, tailor-made advice instead of general recommendations designed for the general population. It encompasses lifestyle recommendations, some unrelated to foods such as exercise to sleep (but affecting metabolism), and some related to food, such as meal timings, eating windows, or dietary supplements (enzymes, vitamins) .
PICK YOURSELF UP
SUPERMOBILE?
Naturally hyperflexible? Velvety skin? Unexplained allergies? Irritable Bowel Syndrome?
Do you suffer from recurrent injuries, fatigue or joint pain, as if trapped in a medieval armour?
Do the acronyms EDS, POTS and MCAS ring a bell?
Whether diagnosed or not, if you suspect hypermobility, a range of nutritional guidance exist that may improve your wellbeing.
Because structure impacts function, connective tissue disorders affect the entire body, not only the joints but also the vasculature, muscles, fascia, pelvic floor, gums and teeth, posture... as well as the digestive track and brain.
From mast cells to food sensitivities management, discover how to improve hypermobility symptoms with a tailored nutrition and lifestyle approach.
NEUROSPICY?
Neurodiversity encompasses conditions like sensory processing disorders, dyslexia, dyspraxia, ADHD, and autism, highlighting the rich tapestry of human neurological variations.
Common point? These descriptive labels identify neurodevelopmental differences that are affected by nutrition and, conversely, influence nutritional choices.
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Main advice for neurodiversity management
From reducing sugar and ultra-processed foods to eating rainbows.
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Specific advice for each neurodiverse trait
Studies-informed recommendations may differ depending on the type of neurodiversity.
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Personalised advice tailored to the individual
There is no size-fit-all: spectrum conditions call for tailored protocols informed by practice and research.
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Refined advice according to feedback
Great on paper, not in practice? Tweaking recommendations is the key to success.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT





