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Nutrition Counseling

NUTRIENT DEFICIENCY

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A nutrient deficiency happens when we do not eat all the nutrients our body needs to function properly. There are many nutritional deficiencies, as many as there are nutrients! The most common deficiencies are vitamins deficiency, iron deficiency and trace elements such as magnesium or zinc.

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Vitamins A, B, C, D and E: since they are numerous the best way to not have a vitamin deficiency is to eat a variety of foods. Vitamins are especially found in fruits, vegetables, legumes and fish, which bring plenty of nutrients to your body. 

Iron: Iron deficiency mainly affects women because of blood loss during the menstrual cycle. However, several men may also be affected, mainly vegetarians, vegans or very active individuals. Anemia can cause fatigue, muscle weakness, headaches or hair loss. While men must eat 8 mg of iron a day, women must consume 18 mg a day to have enough. Iron can be found in meat, but also in lentils, beans, chickpeas, spirulina, soy, and in spinach.

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Our nutritionists will be able to assess and reduce the risks of deficiencies in relation to your choice of lifestyle and diet.
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Dietary deficiencies can lead to anemia, depression, mood disorders, but also many other physical and mental health problems.

  • Insurance receipts are available for refund purposes. 

  • Our nutritionists use easy to understand and personalized teaching material which are tailored to your needs and objectives.

  • Personalized meal plan tailored just for you

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Most Insurance Companies will cover your cost. Take an action right away!

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