Personalised guidance
The consultation begins with a review of eating habits and lifestyle. Depending on the situation, existing results or suitable clinical tests may be discussed.
The treatment in practice
Nutritional therapy focuses on the relationship between food and your individual biochemistry, lifestyle and digestive history to tailor a therapeutic diet for each person. It addresses not just symptoms but underlying causes of health issues.
This approach is also known as Functional Nutrition as it addresses the patient’s unique microbiome while not ignoring the reality of daily life. At Boddhi Clinic we combine this holistic view with functional testing to provide the most accurate insight into an individual's unique health needs. These tests can assess various aspects, such as nutrient deficiencies, mineral imbalances, digestive function, hormonal balance and metabolic health. This data-driven approach allows for personalized nutrition plans that address specific and causative imbalances. The Boddhi Clinic Nutritional Therapist, Alex Ginsburg, works with patients to decide which tests are appropriate and work out how the results can be interpreted and put into an action plan.
These are the tests that are available with Boddhi Clinic:
Micro-immunotherapy has also been added to the tool kit for optimizing digestive health. Micro-immunotherapy is a targeted approach that uses low doses of biological substances to modulate the immune system. By enhancing immune responses at a cellular level, micro immunotherapy is 100% safe and it addresses chronic conditions with extraordinary results and no side-effects.
Nutritional Therapy
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Your treatment in the Geneva area
Nutritional therapy in Chambésy offers individual support for people in the Geneva area who want to understand their eating habits more clearly. Guidance considers daily life, health context, preferences and achievable goals.
The first consultation explores meals, lifestyle, sleep, activity and current difficulties. Recommendations are prioritised so they remain practical. Follow-up reviews what works, simplifies changes and adjusts priorities without imposing a standard diet.
Nutritional therapy does not replace diagnosis or treatment of disease. Allergies, persistent digestive symptoms, unexplained weight change and eating disorders require appropriate medical coordination. Existing test results may be brought to the appointment.
Here to help
Tell us what you need. The team will guide you towards the most suitable practitioner and approach within our scope of practice.
