Nutrition Consultations

Our Nutritional Consultations with Dr Christine Bailey involve building a detailed picture of our lifestyle, eating habits, medical history and any concerns you have about your health and wellbeing. With this information we will work with you to form an eating plan that suits your needs, your lifestyle and daily commitments. Dr Christine Bailey will work with you to identify the foods you should be eating to help you feel good in both body and mind. You will come away with a tailor-made plan of action knowing what you need to do next on your journey to good health. 

Dr Christine Bailey is an award-winning degree qualified Registered Nutritionist (BANT), Chef and Author with over 20 years of experience in the health, corporate and food industry. With a first-class degree in Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy (BSc) and additional training by the Institute of Functional Medicine Christine is an experienced registered nutritionist working in the public and corporate sector.

Christine regularly appears on TV and radio as a nutritional expert and chef. Previous programmes include BBC The Truth About Sugar, BBC The Truth About Stress, CBBC Mental Health Special Operation Ouch and Sky News. Christine also works with celebrities including athletes and those in the fitness industry. Christine works with many top national and international corporates delivering nutritional programmes, one-to-one consultations, presentations and webinars.

Christine is a writer for many national magazines and newspapers and has published over 16 recipe and health books including her latest books My Kids Can’t Eat That, The Brain Boost Diet and The Gut Health Diet, endorsed by Dr Mark Hyman from the Institute Of Functional Medicine USA. Other books include her popular Go Lean Vegan, Supercharged Juices and Smoothies, Functional Nutrition Cookbook, The Juice Diet Book, The Raw Food Diet Book, Eat to Get Younger and Nourish: Cancer Care.

Identifying your nutritional needs can address many health symptoms, and can help with skin problems, fatigue, hormonal issues, digestive problems, neurological symptoms and mental health problems. By looking at the underlying causes of your concerns, and not just looking at the symptoms, we can help your overall health and wellbeing. 

We have noticed a significant improvement in the appearance of rosacea with clients who look at nutrition alongside skincare treatments.

There's a condition called SIBO, which stands for small intestine bacterial overgrowth, when bacteria of the biome mange to populate the wrong place, that is the small intestine as well as the large. And its known that SIBO is far more common in rosacea and acne patients - and that treating SIBO has a significant impact of their condition.