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The Digital Dietitian provides expert, evidence-based nutrition support to help you better understand and manage your digestive health. Founded by Registered Dietitian Aleks Jagiello BSc (Hons), MSc, RD, The Digital Dietitian offers online dietetic consultations, personalised coaching programmes, courses and practical digital resources, with a particular focus on IBS and digestive health. Our approach is practical, supportive and grounded in science. We aim to cut through confusing nutrition advice and give you clear, trustworthy guidance that works in real life - whether you’re working with us one-to-one or using one of our online programmes, courses or resources.
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