Weight loss
A bespoke programme to support sustainable, healthy food choices — not a crash diet.
Your Menopause Diary is the daily companion for tracking symptoms, food, mood and movement through perimenopause and beyond — built on the clinical practice of Nutrex Ltd, run by a doctorate-level physiotherapist and nutritional therapist.
"The food you eat can be either the safest and most powerful form of medicine, or the slowest form of poison."
Dr Pascaline Ngu is a qualified Nutritional Therapist with a decade-plus career spanning physiotherapy rehabilitation across North America, Europe and Africa — working in orthopaedic, neurological, acute and mental health services. She currently practises part-time with the NHS as a Senior Physiotherapist.
Three years at the College of Naturopathic Medicine (CNM) — over 200 hours of clinical practice, biochemistry of food and evidence-based nutrition science — shaped her approach: nourishment as medicine, not restriction.
Your Menopause Diary is where that clinical practice becomes a daily habit — a place to log what's changing in your body and see the pattern, instead of guessing at it alone.
Everything you log becomes a pattern your future self — and, if you choose, your Nutrex coach — can actually use.
Log hot flashes, sleep, joint pain and mood in seconds, and watch trends build across weeks, not just days.
A weekly food diary that flags what's actually feeding your symptoms — no calorie shame, just information.
Guided exercise built for bone density, muscle mass and cardiovascular protection through the transition.
Share your diary directly with a Nutrex nutritionist or physiotherapist when you're ready for 1:1 support.
Nutrex works across the conditions most likely to surface during and after menopause — and beyond it.
A bespoke programme to support sustainable, healthy food choices — not a crash diet.
Tailored diet and exercise addressing weight gain, tiredness and blood sugar spikes.
The DASH diet approach to lower cholesterol, blood pressure and improve cardiovascular markers.
Regulating cortisol and breaking cycles of impulsive, sugar-heavy eating driven by stress.
Supporting the drop in oestrogen that raises cardiovascular risk, through diet and exercise.
Nutrition strategies to manage PCOS symptoms, and natural approaches to balance hormones around fibroids.
A diet plan that eases bloating, constipation and heartburn by improving gut balance.
Nutrient-rich eating that supports immune function, mood, energy and mindful eating habits.
Individualised physiotherapy from a Senior NHS physiotherapist, HCPC and CSP registered.
Individualised exercise after hip or knee replacement to rebuild range of motion, strength and gait.
Assessment of muscle strength and joint range, with techniques to keep joints working well.
Support for heel and arch pain, usually worst first thing in the morning, for better muscle function.
Bespoke balance training and strength work to reduce fall risk and improve gait quality with age.
Structured exercise addressing muscle atrophy, fatigue, breathing and balance after prolonged illness.
Strengthening the muscles behind bladder, vaginal and urinary function, and reducing prolapse risk.
Movement awareness and physical activity used to support wellbeing alongside mental health care.
Treatment for disorders affecting muscles, nerves, or the junction between the two.
Reducing pain and stiffness while improving range of motion, strength and posture.
Exercise through menopause isn't optional extra credit — it changes four measurable outcomes.
Counters the shift toward abdominal fat and muscle loss common around menopause.
Helps maintain a healthy weight, which may protect against breast, colon and endometrial cancer.
Slows bone loss during and after menopause, lowering the risk of fractures and osteoporosis.
Regular activity is linked to lower risk of depression and cognitive decline.
Three packages, each starting with a 90-minute initial consultation. Choose the depth of support that fits your journey.
The short version of the policies that govern every Nutrex consultation.
Physiotherapy and nutrition services are provided to individuals of all ages, regardless of gender, colour, ethnicity, creed, national origin or disability, to treat disease, injury and disability through examination, evaluation and rehabilitative intervention. Every procedure is explained to you before you're asked to perform it.
Response to physiotherapy varies from person to person, so an exact outcome from a given modality or exercise protocol can't be guaranteed. There's a possibility that treatment may temporarily aggravate existing symptoms. You're entitled to decline any part of your treatment at any time, and to ask about the reasoning behind your treatment plan, its risks and its benefits.
Settling fees is the client's responsibility, not that of a medical insurer or third party — if an insurer or third party hasn't paid within 45 days, you'll be asked to cover the fee personally. If self-funding, payment for the initial assessment is due at least a day before your consultation.
Please give at least 24 hours' notice if you can't attend an appointment, or you'll be charged in full. Appointments booked within 24 hours of the appointment time are non-refundable if cancelled.
All information collected during your assessment and treatment remains strictly confidential under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act. Full details are available via the UK government's legislation site.
Download Your Menopause Diary, or get in touch with Nutrex to pair it with 1:1 clinical support.