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Nutritional Therapy - Nutrition and lifestyle consultations

By Carly Soul Health
February 21, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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Carly Soul Health

Posted February 21, 2019

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Posted February 21, 2019

Hi there, my name is Carly and I am a Nurse and registered (and insured) Nutritional Therapist based in South East London.

I use a clinic space in East Dulwich where I offer one to one nutrition and lifestyle consultations which aim to optimise health and get to the root cause of any chronic or acute health concerns or conditions. Consultations use a holistic approach and look at each individual client as a whole. I take male and female clients however, I specialise in women's health. I also offer NHS and student discount!

Stressed? Tired? Run down? Burnt out? Anxiety? Depression? Insomnia? Acne? Headaches? Digestive issues? Weight loss/gain? Irregular periods? PCOS? Fertility issues? Contact me at [email protected]

Please take a look at my website for more information at www.soulhealthnutrition.com You can also follow me on Instagram at carly_soulhealth

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