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Milena Mastroianni

Milena Mastroianni(She / Her)

Root and Leaf Nutrition

Fertility Nutritionist

Oxford5 years experience
Seed nutritional therapist in Oxford.We know Milena personally.What is Seed?
Offering
Nutritional Therapy
About
I'm a Registered Nutritional Therapist with a special interest in fertility, pregnancy and postpartum, as well as general women's hormonal health. I have been practicing for 6 years and I work mostly with couples and women trying to conceive either naturally or through IVF.
Areas of focus
Pregnancy & postnatalWomen's healthLife events & transitionsHormones & cycleGut & nutrition
Approach
Gentle & nurturingPractical & structuredWhole-person & holisticEvidence-informedCollaborative & empowering
Sessions
In-person · Online
Pricing
From £95 · 60 mins
Introductory call
Free consult available
Languages
English
Credentials
QualificationsDipION, MSc, BA
Professional bodyBANT
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Articles featuring Milena

Modality Explainer

Whole-Body Health: Why Symptoms Are Only Half the Story

Whole-body health means looking past a single symptom to the connected systems beneath it. Here's what a root-cause, whole-body view really involves.

Gut & Nutrition

Cooling Inflammation Through Food: A Nutritional Therapist's Guide

Chronic low-grade inflammation sits underneath many modern health challenges. A gentle look at how everyday food choices can quietly help calm it.

Modality Explainer

What Is Nutritional Therapy?

Nutritional therapy takes a personalised approach to how food and lifestyle support your health , going well beyond general healthy eating advice to look at what your body specifically needs.

Gut & Nutrition

What Does a Nutritional Therapist Do?

Nutritional therapy is one of the more misunderstood wellness modalities. It isn't meal planning or calorie counting. Here's a clear-eyed look at what it actually involves.

Gut & Nutrition

Gut Feelings: The Connection Between Food and Mood

The idea that what we eat affects how we feel is older than medicine. The research behind it is now considerably more specific, and what it points to is worth understanding.

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