Dietitian consultation

Visiting a dietician can be stressful for some patients. Often, patients experience anxiety related to the assessment of their eating habits and lifestyle and proposing solutions that will be very difficult for them to accept. It's safe to say that it's not necessary. Together with the patient, the dietitian will discuss issues related to nutrition and propose solutions that are adequate to the patient's condition, needs and lifestyle or culinary preferences.

- your health,
- medications and dietary supplements you take,
- special nutritional requirements,
- current level of physical activity,

- individual nutritional requirements.
A dietitian assesses the nutritional status, carefully analyzes the nutritional and habitual procedures, which improves the improvement (nutritional errors) and provides a dietary dose.

A dietary consultation can help you when:

- you are overweight/obese and need to lose weight safely,
- you want to assess your nutritional status,
- you want to change your eating habits,
- the doctor ordered you a diet related to a chronic disease, but you need education and support in balancing it,
- Your health condition requires an elimination diet, but you need education and support in balancing it, e.g. a diet with the elimination of cow's milk protein in the course of allergies or a gluten-free diet in celiac disease.
- you follow an elimination diet (e.g. a vegetarian diet) and need help in balancing it.

In the case of athletes, it is recommended to make sure that the dietitian specializes in nutrition for this group.

 

In the case of children, it is worth choosing a pediatric/pediatric dietitian who knows the specifics of this group.

 

This service does not provide counseling for people who are undergoing nutritional treatment (feeding with oral nutritional supplements (so-called nutridrinks)/enteral/parenteral), which require specialist consultation.

 

A dietician specialist does not issue prescriptions and does not prescribe medications. He is also not entitled to issue a sick leave. The first visit to the dietitian is usually the beginning of the cooperation and process of balancing and maintaining a healthy diet.

 

Preparation of the menu as part of the consultation is additionally payable - the price depends on the time for which the menu is prepared - 7 days, 14 days, 28 days, etc.