Nutrition Services

  • Manage and treat digestive issues such as:

    • Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

    • Celiac disease

    • Hemorrhoids

    • Constipation or diarrhea

    • Reflux

    Emilia has completed the low FODMAP diet training by Monash University and is well-versed and has first-hand experience with gluten-free eating.

  • Infertility is just as prevalent in men as it is in women. Optimize your chances of conceiving and ensuring optimal nutrition through pregnancy for both mother and offspring.

  • Pediatric nutrition recommendations to address:

    • Growth faltering / poor weight gain

    • Cow’s milk protein intolerance

    • Introduction to solids

    • Food allergies / intolerances

    • Picky eating

  • Sustainable dietary and lifestyle changes to support weight loss - no diets or restrictions! Learn to nourish your body and establish healthy eating habits.

  • Learn how to optimize your training, performance and recovery with nutrition, and the role of carbohydrates, protein, fat, fluids, and electrolytes.

Mini Consultations

Looking for nutrition support and recommendations but don’t have much time? Book a 20-minute mini-consultation to get the answers to your questions.

Mini-consultations are offered for constipation and pregnancy side effects (morning sickness, UTIs, and pregnancy-related constipation). During the session, you will learn about the associated causes and risks, and what changes to make to see improvements.

MEET YOUR Dietitian

Emilia Morelli
Registered Dietitian

Emilia is a registered dietitian in Montreal, Canada. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Dietetics from McGill University and is a proud member of the Ordre des diététistes-nutritionnistes du Québec (ODNQ).

Since graduating from McGill University, Emilia has worked at the Montreal Children’s Hospital working with children and adolescents with various medical conditions.

Emilia is also passionate about sports nutrition following years of playing competitive sports; as well as celiac disease and gluten-free eating, from her own diagnosis as a teenager.