Irnham Lodge
Complementary Health Centre
Nutritional therapy
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Good Health Naturally
Irnham Lodge CHC
Townsend Road
Minehead
TA24 5RG
Tel. 01643 705020
Townsend Road
Minehead
TA24 5RG
Tel. 01643 705020
Shelley has treated a wide variety of conditions that have responded extremely well to nutritional therapy.
Below are a few examples:
Digestive System Complaints
Stress
Fatigue
High Cholesterol
Pain and Inflammation
Hormonal Health
Hypertension
Headaches
Blood Sugar Disorders
Asthma
Eczema
Sports Performance
Weight Management
Children’s Health
Below are a few examples:
Digestive System Complaints
Stress
Fatigue
High Cholesterol
Pain and Inflammation
Hormonal Health
Hypertension
Headaches
Blood Sugar Disorders
Asthma
Eczema
Sports Performance
Weight Management
Children’s Health
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The aim of nutritional therapy is to identify and deal with the root cause of a specific health problem, rather than give a short-term solution.
If a person is provided with a nutrient rich, well digested and absorbed diet, the body is designed to repair itself. However, there are other factors that can interfere with the body’s use of its food, such as poor digestion, food intolerances, toxic overload, or unbalanced gut bacteria.
During the initial consultation a full and confidential case history is taken in order to assess the possible underlying causes. A personalised treatment plan is created for immediate action which will identify the systems in the body that require support and specify particular foods that need to be included, increased or eliminated for therapeutic benefit. Relevant handouts will be given to the patient to enable them to establish the important dietary changes as effectively as possible. Supplements and lifestyle changes may also be suggested.
If a person is provided with a nutrient rich, well digested and absorbed diet, the body is designed to repair itself. However, there are other factors that can interfere with the body’s use of its food, such as poor digestion, food intolerances, toxic overload, or unbalanced gut bacteria.
During the initial consultation a full and confidential case history is taken in order to assess the possible underlying causes. A personalised treatment plan is created for immediate action which will identify the systems in the body that require support and specify particular foods that need to be included, increased or eliminated for therapeutic benefit. Relevant handouts will be given to the patient to enable them to establish the important dietary changes as effectively as possible. Supplements and lifestyle changes may also be suggested.
Shelley Wilkes
Dip CNM MBANT
Shelley trained and qualified at the College of Naturopathic Medicine in Bristol.
She has a diploma in
Nutritional Therapy and is a full member of the British Association of Nutritional Therapists.
Shelley is available on a Thursday am every month
Dip CNM MBANT
Shelley trained and qualified at the College of Naturopathic Medicine in Bristol.
She has a diploma in
Nutritional Therapy and is a full member of the British Association of Nutritional Therapists.
Shelley is available on a Thursday am every month
Costs
£55 for initiaal consultation & treatment {90 mins.}
£35 for follow up
{45 mins.}
£55 for initiaal consultation & treatment {90 mins.}
£35 for follow up
{45 mins.}
