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« As Hippocrates said: let your food be your medicine. »
Before becoming a dietician-nutritionist, Élodie worked as a pharmacist for 20 years and even had her own pharmacy.
Over the years, she started to think more and more that certain natural methods could support a medicinal treatment, or even sometimes avoid its implementation. At the same time, she realised that dispensing drugs was less and less suitable for her. She then took a 180 degree turn by putting an end to pharmacy to train in dietetics and specifically nutrition.
Her tools
What she most often treats
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Nutritional support
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Food optimisation
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Maintenance of a good state of health
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Weight loss
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Weight stabilisation
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Optimising a medicinal treatment
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Support for chronic fatigue
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Treatment of digestive disorders
Her training
2020: BTS in dietetics
2018: University diploma in micro-nutrition, Faculty of Pharmacy of Strasbourg
2001: University Diploma in Orthopaedics, Faculty of Pharmacy of Strasbourg
2000: Doctorate in Pharmacy, pharmacy option, Faculty of Pharmacy of Strasbourg
Additional training: CDFH Boiron; QualiPharm; aromatherapy; phytotherapy
Spoken languages : french
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