Nutritional Support After Breast Cancer Treatment
Itziar Morate Nutrition
Get the support you need to regain your health, sense of wellbeing and to reduce the chances of recurrence.
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Do you feel lost, confused, or unclear about what to do after your treatment?
The journey of breast cancer treatment can be frightening, exhausting, and emotionally challenging. After treatment, it is easy to feel unsure about what the future holds. Many people experience challenges with their sleep, energy levels and body weight. Going on a diet would be one way to tackle this. Post-cancer, however, your body needs much more.
My name is Itziar Morate and I am a Registered Nutritional Therapist. I specialize in Cancer Nutrition. I work with individuals who have been through Breast Cancer Treatment and are looking for nutritional support after their breast cancer treatment.
Taking control of your health is an essential part of the healing process. This includes taking an active role in your health, being willing to make changes in your life and being able to deal with resistance. After a breast cancer treatment, fatigue can have a considerable impact on your life. Therefore, you may not have the time, energy, or resources available to dedicate to your recovery. This is when working with a nutritional therapist can really make a difference. Together, we can help create a personalized nutrition and lifestyle plan, which will help you regain your strength and get you back to your best.
My holistic programmes combine nutritional advice, wellbeing coaching and DNA testing. They are individual, science-based, and bespoke to my client's needs. I always consider my client's health journey, health goals and dietary preferences. All my programmes offer DNA testing, so I can personalise the programme, as much as possible, to each individual.
If you are looking for nutritional support after breast cancer treatment, book today a free 30-minute consultation with me. We will discuss your health history and what you would like to achieve in the future, as well as a practical strategy to help you move forward.
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Cancer Prevention by Knowing Your Genes
1 in 2 people in the UK, born after 1960, will be diagnosed with some form of cancer during their lifetime. Scientific evidence demonstrates that 42% of all cancers have a dietary and lifestyle component.
Eating a healthy diet, being more active and maintaining a healthy weight can greatly reduce the risk factors for developing cancer. Knowing your genetic code can give you the power to influence the way your genes are expressed and, therefore, to decrease your predisposition to lifestyle-related chronic diseases, such as cancer.
Nutritional Support After Breast Cancer Treatment
The journey of breast cancer treatment can be frightening, exhausting and emotional. After treatment, it is easy to feel unsure about what the future holds.
I have years of experience working with cancer patients, for the NHS, in a Cancer Centre. I have a real understanding of what the body goes through during breast cancer treatment and what is needed to enable recovery.
My holistic programmes combine nutritional advice, wellbeing coaching and DNA testing. They are individual, science-based, and bespoke to my client's needs. My programmes always consider my client's health journey, health goals and dietary preferences. All the programmes offer DNA testing, so I'm able to personalise my programmes, as much as possible, to my client's individual genetic identity.
What is Nutritional Therapy?
Nutritional therapy is the application of nutritional science to improve health and wellbeing. This involves identifying imbalances in the body and what problems or symptoms they are causing. Nutritional therapy is not a replacement for medical care but, more accurately, a complementary medicine, tailored towards the needs of the individual. Unlike some forms of dietary advice, it is a highly regulated profession, anchored to evidence-based data and science.
Cancer has touched many members of my family. My mother suffered from leukemia, my father had breast cancer, one of my brothers had lymphoma and another had bladder cancer. A few years ago, I lost one of my sisters to lung cancer. These experiences with cancer have fired my passion for learning how nutritional therapy can help. I strongly believe nutritional support after breast cancer treatment should be part of any cancer recovery program, as a form of complementary therapy, alongside conventional treatments.
I completed a degree in Nutritional Medicine back in 2014, after which I worked in various NHS Trusts, helping patients recover from cancer. My main areas of interest are cancer prevention, nutritional support after breast cancer treatment, ageing and weight problems.
I offer consultations, face-to-face, at my clinic in Oxford, online, or by phone for clients in the UK and abroad.
If you would like to find out more about cancer prevention and nutritional support after breast cancer treatment, book a free 30-minute consultation with me by pressing the link below.
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