Diets for Celiac Disease, Cancer, Irritable Bowel and much more..

Living Gluten Free
Celiac disease is an intestinal condition in which the body cannot tolerate a protein called gluten. Gluten is found in grains such as wheat, rye and barley. In people with celiac disease, consuming gluten damages the lining of the small intestine, causing poor absorption of many nutrients. Symptoms vary, but the most common include weight loss, chronic diarrhea, abdominal cramps and bloating. Consult your doctor for a definite diagnosis. The primary treatment for celiac disease is life-long strict gluten free diet regimen. We can help you learn to live gluten free and enjoy eating.
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Vegetarian Nutrition
Vegetarian eating styles differ, but all vegetarians have one thing in common: plant foods are the basis or foundation of the diet. The potential health benefits of vegetarian eating may come from the nutrients found in the overall plant based food choices. Being a vegetarian does not ensure a healthful diet. Poor planning can lead to nutrient deficiencies and even a high saturated fat diet. We can help you plan a nutritious eating plan for any of the Vegetarian eating styles
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Cancer
Good nutrition is important in dealing with cancer at any stage of the disease. Various treatments can often result in uncomfortable side effects that may affect the ability and desire to eat. We can provide tips to make eating easier and foods more appealing.Click here for diet help

Cancer Prevention
According to the American Cancer Society, one-third of all cancer deaths are related to lifestyle factors such as nutrition, physical activity, obesity, tobacco and others. Guidelines for cancer prevention are similar to those for preventing other health problems including heart disease and diabetes. The American Cancer Society provides specific nutrition and lifestyle recommendations for cancer prevention. We can help you take steps towards following these recommendations.

Lactose Intolerance
Lactose is a natural sugar in milk and milk products. During digestion, an enzyme called lactase, breaks down lactose into smaller parts. People with lactose intolerance produce too little lactase to digest the lactose in dairy products. It can cause uncomfortable symptoms such as cramping, bloating, gas and diarrhea. We can help you plan a diet adequate in calcium and Vitamin D while controlling the lactose in your daily food plan.Click here for diet help

Local home visits and office appointments available by Registered Dietitians serving,Jacksonville, Saint Augustine, St John's County, and Duval County, Florida.
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