A nutritional therapist can assess your diet and lifestyle and advise on supplementation and suspected deficiencies or imbalances that may be effecting you.

They will offer eating plans that are formulated specifically for your body’s metabolism and detail the foods that may help or worsen any conditions you may have. They will also advise you on anything that you are eating, taking or using in your everyday life which may be contributing to any conditions you may have.

Nutritional Therapists will work very differently to each other, depending on their training and also, to a degree, their beliefs. Some who advocate dairy-free diets, for example, will often advise you along that path. It is important you seek the right nutritional therapist for you. A nutritional therapist who is not biased toward a particular belief can be especially beneficial as they are able to then have an unbiased view upon what is right for you. At the very least, you will need one who reflects your beliefs or is at least open and accepting of your choices. An example being if you enjoyed and felt you needed to eat meat, it may not be a good idea to consult with a vegan therapist!

Dani believes that everyone is individual and not one approach will suit everyone. So her advice will always be bespoke to you and your lifestyle. She is very open to and accepting of anyone’s decision on what they eat, as long as it is not doing their body harm! Dani works in a guided and intuitive way, often using energy testing techniques such as kinesiology to assess the body’s needs and allergies and is able to offer hair mineral analysis testing if this is felt necessary.