Roz Kadir
- . Sports Nutrition
- . Functional Medicine
Tel: 07812 345303
Email: Roz@thekadirs.com
Location: Sigma Sport in Hampton Wick and telephone/skype appointments are also available
Read Roz’s article on Sports Injuries, Reduced Activity and Nutrition
Read Roz’ article on Runner’s Tummy Problems – a nutritional outlook
Read Roz’ article on Stress and How Adrenal Fatigue Can Affect You
We can all benefit from a review of our nutrition, particularly if we are active: from recreational runners to ironmen. This is a key area that is often overlooked by athletes and can be the missing link between winning and losing.
Athletes with a well balanced nutritious diet have improved performance, better resistance from colds and flu, reduction of recovery time from injury
TheTriTouch sports nutrition package includes:
- • Initial questionnaire and food diary
- • Full consultation. This will take up to 1h30 and includes extensive history taking, along with analysis of food diary, taking the biochemical individuality of each person into consideration with emphasis on promotion of organ reserve. This is particularly important in athletes whose physiological demands are greater than sedate individuals. Any recommended tests will be discussed, some of which can be done by GPs along with recommendations for targeted nutritional supplementation to facilitate optimal performance.
- • Handouts and actions to target specific problems
- • Follow up consultation 4 weeks later.
- • This offer is priced at £150 for TheTriTouch patients (please quote TheTriTouch to benefit from this price). The package excludes optional laboratory tests and further consultations.
About Roz
Roz has been a practicing clinical nutritionist since 1996. She joined the Centre for Nutritional Medicine and worked with medical doctors specialising in sports and woman’s health. She is a registered nurse with specialist training in cardiovascular care and gynaecology. She has recently qualified in functional medicine and is now part of TheTriTouch team.
She has experience working with most sports including triathletes, cyclists, rowers, footballers, shot putters, fencers, martial artists and Premier league rugby players. She spent a large amount of time providing nutritional support for the England Rugby squad up to their success in 2003. During this time she completed a Masters degree using the players as her research study into protein requirements for increasing muscle mass. She can provide specialist advice with continued measurements of body composition helping us understand how our own body works.
Nutritional therapy has been shown to be particularly helpful for:
- • All digestive complaints, including IBS, Crohns, Coeliac disease and Ulcerative colitis, and bloating.
- • Being “vertically ill” – never feeling really well, but managing to get through the day. This includes what GP’s refer to as TATT (tired all the time).
- • Mood issues, including depression, eating difficulties, including an unhealthy relationship with food, such as yo yo dieting.
- • Stress related problems including anxiety and sleep issues.
- • Skin problems including psoriasis and eczema.
- • Women’s health including fertility, polycystic ovaries and other hormone related disorders.
- • Men’s health including novel screening for risk factors such as diabetes and heart disease enabling intervention to prevent disease developing.
- • Blood sugar problems including Metabolic syndrome and Type 2 diabetes.
- • Sports specific, recreational or professional athlete
