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Kickstart a healthier lifestyle

The food we eat plays an enormous part in our health and wellbeing. It’s a core part of leading a healthier life. Nutritionists are experts in helping you make practical steps towards improving your nutrition. They can create a structured meal plan to help you stay on track to becoming a healthier you. It’s not just recipes though. They can offer expert tips and tricks to keep you on the straight and narrow.

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Harness the power of nutrition to achieve your sporting goals. You might be training for a marathon, or looking to increase lean muscle mass. Whatever your needs are, a sports nutritionist can help you stay fuelled for every workout and recovery.

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If you suffer from allergies or have special dietary requirements, a professional can ensure that you get your vital nutrients. If you have a medical condition, such as Crohn’s Disease, a registered dietician can assess your condition and provide specific advice. With their expertise, you’ll be able to create exciting meal plans that help manage your medical condition.

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Tom Grifford Nutrition

Tom Grifford is a qualified nutritionist who specialises in taking a medical, practical approach to food and diet. Experienced in creating diet plans for IBS and digestion issues.

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What’s the difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist?

Registered dietitians are qualified to assess, diagnose and treat dietary problems or nutritional needs. They also tend to help clients with special dietary requirements or medical conditions. To be a dietitian, you’ve got to be registered with the Health and Care Professionals Council (HCPC). Many dietitians work within the NHS as opposed to privately, although you can still find private dietitians to help advise you on your eating habits. Whereas nutritionists are more likely to be the ones advising on weight loss or sport nutrition. Nutritionists can be registered with the UK Voluntary Register of Nutritionists (UKVRN), but they don't have to be.

What qualifications do you need to be a nutritionist?

To become qualified as a nutritionist, I had to complete a course run by the UKVRN. After completing the course, I became qualified as a registered nutritionist. This means that all my clients can check my qualifications and experience online. Clients can therefore be confident in my abilities, as they know that I'm qualified under a trustworthy organisation.

What’s the most common reason why clients come to you?

Weight loss is the most common reason that new clients come to me. They often find it difficult to know how to get the right nutrients into their diets without feeling hungry or unsatisfied. But over the last few years, I’ve had more and more people coming to me with IBS-related issues. I think that's because more people are recognising the symptoms of IBS and are getting diagnosed. They then come to nutritionists or dietitians for guidance on how to alter their eating habits to help relieve their symptoms.

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4.97/5.00

based on 2,964 reviews

Peter is an exceptional human being and incredibly good at what he does. He is professional, wise, passionate and committed. He will get you results. I've worked with lots of people in self development and Peter is up there with the best in the world. His service is very personalised and packed with resources and tools that you will actually use. I highly recommend this wonderful man.

28 Apr 2025

I cannot recommend Functional For Life highly enough. I have a long standing knee injury and through training with FFL I have been able to not manage the weakness but strengthen it to find movement again.Both my PT sessions and the group classes have always been delivered with a calculated and thorough approach to help me achieve results and I absolutely love being about to train from home around other priorities.The commitment and service they give to their clients is second to none. You won't be disappointed !!PositiveCommunication, Quality, Professionalism

28 Apr 2025

Ryan and the team are amazing. Corporoate personal training has been a godsend (especially during COVID). Amazingly flexible and follow me up to keep me on track.I’ve shared their details to many friends, who all have the same feedback.Can’t recommend them enough.

28 Apr 2025

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