Initial 1.5 hour consultation (in clinic / by phone / Skype): £90

Children benefit from nutritional consultation in the same way that adults do, especially because children are still developoing, it is recommended to correct any underlying potential nutritional deficiencies. Nutritional deficiencies that are left un-corrected will lead to developmental set-backs within key areas of health.

For this reason, the nutritional content of the food we give our children remains central to their growth potential and even greatly influences IQ development. Nutrients gleaned from good quality and appropriate selected foods become responsible for repair, development of strong bones, fat requirement especially around puberty, as well keeping the body clear from toxins. Learning to love nutritious foods when we are young helps to foster healthy eating habits, grow healthy children, and ultimately serve for a healthy future in adult life. Even when we are not faced with conditions that cause us to look for nutritional guidance – healthy and appropriate food choices work preventatively against many childhood conditions. A consultation can help to clarify, putting certain worries and conerns into the greater perspective of health, and what is a healthy childhood. For instance we are taught ot fear fever, and consider it the enemy of good health. However this is not always the case.

Nutritional consultation can either positivley influence or directly help with these key areas of development: increase IQ, increase growth potential, help to resolve Food intolerance related behaviour patterns (hyperactivity, slow speech, stammering, lack of focus, ADHD, Aspergers), help to influence good writing, creative thinking skills.. and so much more.

Recommended test-kits: (click of thumbs-up below to access test-kits)

Heavy Metal Exposure Intestinal Permeability Test
Food Intolerance Testing Amino Acid Profile (Protein requirements)
Candida Antibody Profile Hair Mineral Analysis
These are valuable tests for all children who are failing to thrive, meet expected growth milestone markers, or who display restless or overactive behaviour.