Eat 2 Wellness is an approved NDIS provider, available to assist NDIS clients requiring nutrition and lifestyle assistance.
Assistance categories include:
- 0128 Therapeutic supports
– dietary assessment, consultation, planning and dietary recommendations - 0103 Assistive products for personal care and safety
– nutrition supplements and feeding - 0120 House hold tasks
– education for food preparation to NDIS NGOs - Home visits where negotiated
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From the lips to the hips…when the average bevie adds up on the calorie count
What do alcohol, oranges and chocolate-coated biscuits have in common? They all contain calories, and your favourite tipple might just be equivalent to a surprising number of oranges or biscuits.
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Carbs – Low GI, High GI… Why GI?
Carbohydrates are often spoken of as being "low-GI" or "high-GI." But what is GI, and does the type of GI matter for our health?
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Stomach or intestinal problems are not only very common, they can range from mildly annoying and embarrassing, to debilitating or life-threatening.
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Simply put, a healthy weight is a weight appropriate to you that can be maintained - factoring in your age, body size, fitness and general health.
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Cheaper alternatives to salmon
Salmon is one of the best fish to eat, but can be expensive. Are there alternatives to salmon that are cheaper but still nutritious?
Natalia Knezevic
MND MPH APD
Accredited Practising Dietitian
As an Accredited Practising Dietitian and NDIS provider, my focus is primarily about using nutrition to enhance community health.
My areas of expertise include chronic disease nutrition assessment and dietary management.
I have a passion for good nutrition for all people within the community, and take a very commonsense approach to dietary issues.
My expertise is in problem-solving common health concerns and dealing with all manner of nutrition challenges at any stage of life, based on your nutritional goals and nutritional needs.
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