Conditions we can help with ….



Much rarer than food intolerances, allergies usually invoke an immediate reaction and can be in the form of hives, hay fever, asthma, skin rashes or, in severe cases, anaphylactic shock. An allergic reaction is caused by the rapid response of the immune system to a perceived attack on the body.

A food allergy test can identify any food allergies and your nutritional therapist can then put together an eating plan eliminating the allergen and suggesting alternatives to replace the allergenic foods with.

Nutritional therapy can also help with the management of other allergies by looking at the immune response involved in the allergic reaction, for example, hay fever and most skin conditions have an inflammatory element to them that can be managed by what you eat. Back
I have been really impressed with the speed of responses to my questions. Also I felt for the first time someone was looking at the whole of my child, rather than just treating symptoms.
Sophie Rouledge
16 May 2011