Private nutritionist in London at LIPS Healthcare

Nutritional therapy is a personalised, evidence-informed approach that uses nutrition and lifestyle to support your health, from gut health and weight management to hormones and healthy ageing. At LIPS Healthcare, Turbine Hall B, Battersea Power Station, our Nutritional Therapy Practitioner works with you to build a practical plan that fits your life. This page covers what we offer, who it is for, and how to book.

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Nutritional therapy consultation at LIPS Healthcare

What is nutritional

therapy?

Nutritional therapy is an evidence-informed approach that looks at your full health picture before making any recommendations. Rather than generic dietary advice, your Nutritional Therapy Practitioner assesses your history, symptoms, medications, lifestyle, and goals to build a plan that works for you.

At LIPS Healthcare, Turbine Hall B, Battersea Power Station, nutritional therapy sits within a multispecialty clinic. Patients from Chelsea, Clapham, Vauxhall, Pimlico, Wandsworth, and Nine Elms can access nutrition support alongside GP services, specialist care, and diagnostics in the same building.

What Can A Nutritionist Help With?

People come to nutritional therapy for many different reasons, whether you are managing a specific health concern, dealing with symptoms that affect daily life, looking to eat better and build lasting habits, or taking a proactive approach to longevity and healthy ageing.


Nutritional therapy at LIPS Healthcare can help with:

Weight management and body composition

Metabolic health and blood sugar regulation

Cardiovascular health

Energy and fatigue

Digestive health, including bloating and changes in bowel habits

Bone and muscle health

Perimenopause and menopause

Gut microbiome health and gut microbiota testing

Nutritional support alongside GLP-1 weight management treatment

Healthy ageing and longevity

Building sustainable eating habits without restrictive diets

Improving the balance and quality of your diet

What happens at your nutrition consultation?

Step 1

Face-to-face assessment

Your first appointment is a detailed one-to-one assessment covering your health history, current symptoms, eating habits, lifestyle, and goals.

For in-clinic appointments at the Longevity Centre, a body composition analysis using a specialist scale is also included.

Step 2

Personalised nutrition plan

After your assessment, you will receive a personalised nutrition plan built around your needs.

This may involve a single consultation or a programme of follow-up appointments, refined as your health and circumstances evolve.

Nutritionist reviewing a nutrition plan with a patient at LIPS Healthcare

What Might Your

Nutrition Plan Include?

Your plan is built around you and may cover:

  • Hydration
  • Eating patterns
  • Meal composition and timing
  • Food variety and nutrient density
  • Protein, fibre, and carbohydrate balance
  • Sleep, movement, and stress management
  • A personalised supplement plan, where appropriate
Nutritional testing at LIPS Healthcare

What nutritional testing is available at LIPS Healthcare?

Nutritional testing is not needed for everyone. Your practitioner will only recommend it when it is relevant to your assessment. Testing available at LIPS Healthcare includes blood investigations, digestive health testing, gut microbiome testing, and other specialist assessments.

What is gut microbiome testing?

Gut microbiome testing analyses the bacteria and microorganisms living in your gut. It can provide useful information when digestive symptoms are present or when a more detailed nutritional picture is needed. Your practitioner will advise at your first consultation whether it is relevant for you.

Nutritional therapy alongside other treatment at LIPS Healthcare

Can I access nutritional therapy alongside my other LIPS Healthcare treatment?

Yes. Your nutrition programme can be built around any existing treatment at LIPS Healthcare.

This is particularly relevant if you are recovering from surgery, managing a metabolic condition, using GLP-1 treatment, or going through perimenopause or menopause. NICE guidelines (NG23) support nutritional approaches as part of managing menopausal symptoms.

Your nutritionist can liaise with your LIPS Healthcare clinician directly where needed.

LIPS Healthcare reception at Battersea Power Station

No referral needed. Book directly at Battersea Power Station.

Book a nutrition consultation with a private nutritionist in London at LIPS Healthcare without a GP letter. No previous test results or dietitian history needed. Your nutritionist carries out a full assessment at your first appointment.

LIPS Healthcare also sees patients with gut health concerns, hormone-related symptoms, and weight management needs, all from the same clinic at Battersea Power Station, Turbine Hall B.

Easy to reach from Chelsea, Clapham, Vauxhall, Pimlico, and Wandsworth by Northern line, Overground, and bus.

Info

Disclaimer

  • Virtual appointments are scheduled on Wednesdays and Fridays. After booking, a team member will contact you to confirm and arrange the details.

FAQs

No. You can self-refer and book directly by contacting LIPS Healthcare. No GP or specialist referral is needed.

Nutritionist versus dietitian, or nutritionist versus dietician, is one of the most common questions in private nutrition care in London. A Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, such as our practitioner at LIPS Healthcare, takes a personalised, functional approach to nutrition, assessing how individual health factors, lifestyle, and diet interact. A registered dietitian is a protected title for professionals trained primarily in clinical and hospital settings.

If you are looking for a private dietitian near you in London, a BANT-registered Nutritional Therapy Practitioner in private practice offers comparable personalised nutrition support, with direct access and no waiting list. At LIPS Healthcare, our practitioner holds a qualification in Nutritional Therapy and is registered with BANT.

Yes. Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause can affect weight, energy, sleep, bone density, and metabolic health, all of which nutrition can support. NICE guidelines (NG23) include lifestyle and nutritional approaches as part of managing menopausal symptoms. Your Nutritional Therapy Practitioner can build a plan designed around your specific symptoms and priorities at this stage of life.

Gut microbiome testing analyses the microorganisms living in your gut and provides information about how your gut microbial community is functioning. It can be relevant to digestive symptoms such as bloating, changes in bowel habits, and food intolerances. Not everyone needs this test. Your practitioner will advise whether it is useful for you during your initial consultation.

Yes. Nutritional therapy can support patients using GLP-1 medication by helping to optimise diet quality, maintain muscle mass, and build sustainable eating habits during and after treatment. If you are using or considering GLP-1 treatment through LIPS Healthcare, speak to your GP or prescribing clinician about including nutritional therapy as part of your plan.

It depends on your goals and how complex your health picture is. Some patients find a single consultation sufficient to get a clear plan. Others benefit from a series of follow-up appointments where recommendations are reviewed and refined over time. Your practitioner will discuss the options at your first appointment.

LIPS Healthcare is inside the mall at Battersea Power Station, first floor, Turbine Hall B, accessible via the Northern line, London Overground, and bus. Patients attend from Chelsea, Clapham, Vauxhall, Pimlico, Wandsworth, Nine Elms, and across London.

Online consultations are also available, particularly for follow-up appointments.