Ask RiotACT: Dieticians in Canberra

Minferda 21 January 2019 21 January 2019 5

Ask RiotACT

Hi Rioters.

I have a family with:

Two gluten and lactose intolerant people
One vegetarian with fibromyalgia and chronically low iron
One teenage boy
One adult who is extremely hesitant to step outside of his food comfort-zone

We’d all like to talk to a dietician to get a clearer idea of how to live healthily. Any suggestions?

Particularly looking for dieticians who are good with gluten intolerance.

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5 Responses to Ask RiotACT: Dieticians in Canberra

Lindsey Wells 10:52 pm 21 Jan 19

https://www.katefreeman.com.au/

Saskia White 10:34 pm 21 Jan 19

Highly recommend Feed Inc. https://www.facebook.com/FEEDincNutrition/

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Liz Cusack 10:51 pm 21 Jan 19

I saw Jennelle here as well. Reminds me to set up a Skype session with her...now

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Brooke Falls 10:29 pm 21 Jan 19

The Healthy Eating Hub in Woden and Harrison are great

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Lou Redman 11:10 pm 21 Jan 19

seconded.

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