Welcome to Nutrition Care.
We offer both face to face or on-line consultations. On-line consultations work well when travelling to us is difficult or you wish to avoid the travel. For an appointment you can make an on-line booking using this website or contact us by phone or email.
We help you maximise your health and enjoyment of life.
We are registered dietitians and nutritionists. At Nutrition Care, we give you personalised, evidence based assessment, education, and sustainable habits for a range of nutritional issues. Whether you’re worried about a recent checkup, wish to lose weight, or want to maximise your performance on the field, we can help.
Free Advice
A taster of the help Nutrition Care can offer you, completely free on our blog.
Breastfeeding is a privilege, but not one that comes without trials, tribulations and no end of well-meaning advice from friends, family and popular media. It can be difficult to tease out what is fact and what is fiction, particularly when your brain is muddled from lack of sleep. Let me break-down a few of the most discussed topics for you.
Training for the Hamilton Half Marathon and Auckland Marathon has begun! Here's some helpful advice on fuelling yourself to get the most out of your training.
Planning and actively delivering on healthy family food is part of good parenting and bringing up our children. Setting an example is really important. Setting expectations about what is normal food to provide to share with others as part of social engagement is really important.
Do your New Years resolutions include a healthier you? Here are ten practical tips for living healthier in the holiday period and the new year.
Success Stories
Nutrition Care’s approach works: here are some stories from previous clients.
There has been much said, written, posted and filmed about sugar. Products labelled ‘lite’ or ‘light’ may have extra sugar added when the fat content is reduced. That Sugar Film was brilliant in raising our overall awareness of sugar that is contained in processed foods. But what about milk?