Why UrBod Nutritionists?
Looking for a London based Nutritionist?
Why are UrBod Nutritionists different?
UrBod is a Nutritional consultancy with a great team of London based Nutritionists. We currently practice out of two clinics. One in Canary Wharf and the other in the City of London.
Here are SOME of the reasons why you should choose UrBod Nutritionists.
- We don’t sell supplements or earn commissions on vitamins and supplements.
- With UrBod Nutritionists you receive a full written UrBalance Programme. Take a look at a sample.
- Online questionnaire- for ease and to save time.
- All consultations are strictly confidential.
- Each UrBod Nutritionist is fully qualified, insured and a member of The British Association of Nutritional Therapists.
- We specialise in simple, sensible health advice, that’s effective. See our client testimonials.
- We offer a 100% money back guarantee.
- We offer unlimited email support.
- Busy during the day? We run evening clinics in the City of London.
- We offer unlimited telephone support.
- Still not sure? We offer Free Healthy Bod or Healthy Bump taster sessions.
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Tangy leek and ginger soup
Feb 2010 | KennyFantastic Leek recipe taken from the Grown in Britain Cookbook, published by DK. For further information, please visit http://www.dk.com
When are Leeks in season?
Feb 2010 | KennyFebruary is all about the Leek! When are Leeks in season? Amazing Leek Facts, Give me the Leek Nutrition Low down
Vitamin A
Feb 2010 | Kenny
Main functions
Vitamin A is necessary for the function of light-sensitive nerve cells (photoreceptors) in the eye’s retina.Therefore Vitamin A is essential normal and night vision. It also helps keep the skin and the lining of the lungs, intestine, and urinary tract healthy and is essential for immune function, carotenoids, such as beta-carotene, are pigments in vegetables that give them their yellow, orange or red color.
ADHD
Feb 2010 | Kenny
What is ADHD?
Attention deficit disorder (ADD) or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) have become common among children in recent years and may be accompanied by learning difficulties, stress and depression. It is thought that the conditions affect between 3-9% of school and young children in the UK.
