Jadine Hanys has a BHSc majoring in Nutritional Medicine and is a Member of the Institute of Health & ANTA.  She has been working as a Clinical Nutritionist since 2016 

She is a truly engaged health practitioner who will coach you through the changes recommended for you to achieve your health goals. No quick fixes – just education, guidance, support & empowerment. 

“I believe preventative medicine is the key to longevity & educating women on how to care for themselves is key to this as women are the caregivers, the life givers. Without women, there would be none of us.”

Women deal with an immense amount of pain and we suck it up because life has to go on but, this doesn’t have to be the case. We shouldn’t deal with so much pain and our issues should not be overlooked. 

Women are largely misunderstood in the medical field as we are historically ‘too complex’ due to our hormonal changes. Over the last 20 years, research into womens health has started to make headway. There are incredible women in the field, driving this knowledge forward - how women are not ‘small men’ and should not be treated as such. 

“I have undergone my own health journey and have been my own advocate - This is what I wish for all women.” 

Expect a deep dive into you & your health. No stone left unturned. 

From her years as a Clinical Nutritionist, Jadine can spot nutrient defic. She also utilises functional health assessments to create data for you to understand where your diet is lacking - what you need, and how to get you there. 

Functional bloodwork helps identify under functioning body systems and nutrient deficiencies that may be from an inability to absorb. You could be eating all the right things, but are you absorbing? Malabsorption could be from leaky gut or from eating in a sympathetic state.

She does not believe in supplementation for the sake of it - however! Supplements are integral to bridging the gap in a low quality, poor nutrient density diet - while she supports you to learn a new way of nourishing yourself and for this to stick - that takes time, patience, support & accountability. 

Supplements are also incredible at helping us in time of need OR managing chronic conditions or genetic mutations - some people should be on supplements for life (hint, MTHFR mutations)

Through her years of practice, Jadine has come to understand that the most effective and most efficient way of clients getting results, is to undergo a minimum of 12 weeks coaching. 

Consider if it took 6 years of neglecting your health to get to where you are? Can you expect to turn that around in one session? The answer is a resounding NO. 

Women are complex and our menstrual cycle is a vital sign. It takes approximately 3 menstrual cycles to truly turn symptoms around and by having this cycle to tune into, it is an incredible indicator of overall health.