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Conditions and endocrinology
Nutrition as part of your treatment
Arthritis, psoriasis, autoimmune diseases, fibromyalgia, COPD, anaemia or kidney disease call for an adapted diet. A personalised diet can help you improve your parameters, reduce risks and support your medical treatment. Because what you eat is also part of how you look after yourself.
«[…] My case had the added difficulty of having kidney disease and having to lose weight on medical advice. Thanks to them I have learnt to eat more balanced meals and to be flexible without strict restrictions. […]»
Dietary advice needs to fit each disease and support medical care. Arthritis, psoriasis, fibromyalgia, COPD, anaemia, kidney disease and migraine call for different approaches. An anti-inflammatory diet is a Mediterranean-based eating pattern that supports your treatment and does not replace it. Start with the guide for your disease.
What we can work on with you
For each one we explain what we do in clinic, what is not a matter of diet and which guide you can read.
You want to know what role nutrition plays alongside your treatment.
You live with pain or tiredness, and cooking is difficult.
You struggle to eat enough or are losing weight.
Your blood test results are abnormal and you have questions about what to eat.
You wonder whether a particular food triggers your migraines.
How we work
These are the steps of working with your team, from the first appointment to follow-up.
You bring your reports and medication. We review how you eat, what you have already removed and why, how your weight and strength are doing, and what stage of the disease you are at. You leave with your first recommendations.
At the second appointment you receive your eating pattern in writing, with your meals, budget and schedule. It includes a short version for flare-up days, when cooking is difficult and eating is harder.
We review how you feel, reintroduce foods that were excluded without reason and look at what does seem to affect you. We try the changes for three months and assess with you what they contribute. If something is a matter for your doctor, we tell you and coordinate with them.
When eating this way has become your way of eating, we space out appointments and review every three months. And if a flare-up changes everything, we adapt the plan to that moment.
Reviews
Reviews published on Google, with the name and date shown there. Each one links to the original.
«[…] My case had the added difficulty of having kidney disease and having to lose weight on medical advice. Thanks to them I have learnt to eat more balanced meals and to be flexible without strict restrictions. […]»Guides on this topic
We explain what helps and what does not with food. In consultations, we apply this to your case.
When to see a doctor
A headache that reaches maximum intensity in under five minutes, the worst you can remember
Go to A&E todayNICE CG150, 2012, act. 2021
You have a hot, red, swollen joint and a fever
Go to A&E todayEULAR, recomendaciones para el manejo de la artritis precoz, 2016
You are short of breath at rest, your lips or nails are blue, or you are confused or very drowsy
Go to A&E todayGOLD, informe 2025
Your tiredness is new, gets worse over weeks and comes with fever, night sweats or weight loss
See your GPNICE NG12, 2015, act. 2026
If you have any of the first three signs, call 112 or go to an emergency department now. If the tiredness is new and comes with fever or weight loss, book an appointment with your primary care doctor this week. Some causes can be treated.
Team
Our registered dietitians specialising in health conditions and endocrinology work with your primary care doctor, endocrinologist or kidney specialist when needed.
+17 years supporting patients.
Frequently asked questions
No. Start with the guide for your condition. In a consultation, we review what you eat alongside your diagnosis and the advice your medical team has already given you.
No. Our guide to anti-inflammatory eating explains what you can expect from it. Continue to follow medical advice and ask before making changes that might affect your treatment.
Each condition raises different questions. Read the relevant guide to see what role food may play in your case, without applying advice intended for another condition.
Use it to prepare your questions. If you have kidney disease, your eating plan depends on your situation and test results; review it with your kidney specialist. If you have anaemia, your doctor needs to assess the cause and treatment.
Start with the guide to food and migraine. If you are also interested in DAO deficiency, another guide looks at what the evidence says. Tell your doctor about any symptom that is new or different from your usual symptoms.
Nutrition visits do not replace your doctor’s care. If you are under treatment, we work alongside them.
First appointment
Our team will adapt your diet to your needs and to the type of appointment that suits you, in person or online.
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