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Viktoria Vamosi (MSc, BSc), Nutribelle's lead nutritional therapist, specialises in gut health/digestion, fatigue, hormonal challenges and performance nutrition, as well as helping with preventative strategies that allow us to do our best to increase our health span. The nutritional therapy services offered by Viktoria are based on the functional medicine model, focusing on the person as a whole, and aiming to address the potential underlying causes of complex, chronic conditions. There is evidence that the use of this approach is directly associated with improved patient outcomes and quality of life. Book your complimentary nutrition evaluation call, and together we will determine how best I can support you to reach your health goals.
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W6 0EX, London, United Kingdom
- viktoria@nutribelle.co.uk
- nutribelle.co.uk
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