For more information call Nikki, UK 0044 (0)7999 061 868 or Spain 0034 60 44 60 415
Nikki Robertson GUT HEALTH nutrition
Chronic disease is on the rise - learn how you can improve your health with a few tweaks to your nutrition and lifestyle
For more information call Nikki, UK 0044 (0)7999 061 868 or Spain 0034 60 44 60 415
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Chronic disease is on the rise - learn how you can improve your health with a few tweaks to your nutrition and lifestyle
GIBRALTAR (Fridays)
Specialist Medical Clinic
Irish Town Clinic
ONLINE CONSULTATIONS
Tuesday - Thursday
No testing involved, suitable for those with mild digestive symptoms or looking to maintain good gut health this is a popular easy to achieve reboot.
After assessing your history, current diet and lifestyle, I'll suggest dietary changes that are achievable to help you reach your health goals. Testing can be carried out if required.
Using results from your blood analysis a programme is designed for you using the foods you like.
You've may well have heard of this - we have many biomes - in our ears, eyes, mouth, on our skin, in the gastro-intestinal and urinary tracts. The common one we hear about is the 'gut microbiome'.
In our intestines there is a whole other world - if you think about it we are basically one big doughnut with a cavity starting at our mouth and going down through the stomach through the intestines and right out the other end. This tract is lined with trillions of microscopic bacteria all who like to feed on different things, and communicate back to us.
The intestinal tract has a lining, thinner in the small intestine and thicker in the large intestine and this is where they like to hang out. Having good gut health means having a healthy intestinal mucosal layer. There are many things that can hamper this and deterioration with age is common as the lining has taken a longer battering from life. Medications, sugar, alcohol, caffeine, stress, processed foods, chemical imbalances all affect your lining - as well as the environment you have been exposed to and your genetic make-up.
People suffering with IBS or other digestive issues are often found to have poor strength in the mucosal lining and imbalances between the good and bad bacteria - this is referred to as dysbiois. Getting to the bottom of exactly where the imbalances lie can be tricky, and testing can be required to give a more definitive path to better health.
The more obvious digestive upsets include:
But there are many other symptoms that could be linked to poor gut health.
Dealing with IBS, psoriasis and migraines left Nikki wondering why these symptoms were present and looking for natural ways to address them. After discovering nutrition, and many lightbulb moments along the way, she is now a nutritionist helping others with IBS to finally get to the root cause of their symptoms and shows them how to feel great again.
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