Clinical dietetics
Individual nutrition plans and dietary support
Clinical dietetics supports building healthy eating habits and helps in chronic diseases and metabolic disorders. The nutrition plan is based on an interview, analysis of test results and the patient’s goals.
The cooperation is a process — with follow-up visits and adjustment of recommendations.
Who it’s for
- People with chronic and autoimmune diseases
- Pregnant women — nutritional support
- People with hormonal and metabolic disorders
Scope
- Dietary consultation and follow-up
- Individual nutrition plans (from trial to long-term)
- Supplementation plan
Who performs this service
FAQ — Clinical dietetics
What does the first dietary consultation look like?
It includes a detailed interview, an analysis of eating habits and available test results. An individual nutrition plan is created on this basis.
Do I need test results for the visit?
Up-to-date test results are recommended as they help tailor recommendations. Detailed guidance on the required tests is provided before the visit.
Do you help with chronic diseases?
Yes — diet therapy includes support in chronic and autoimmune diseases and in hormonal and metabolic disorders.
How long does cooperation with a dietitian last?
It is a process — the initial consultation is usually followed by follow-up visits where we adjust recommendations based on results.
Book a visit
Choose a specialist and reserve a time online, or contact us by phone.