Your Nutritionist

Soraya El-Khazen has thriving nutrition practices in Central London, and the South East. The secret to Soraya’s success is her scientific approach. Soraya uses scientific evidence to deliver good nutritional health advice that positively changes the lives of her patients.

Soraya always knew she wanted to be involved with public health and her philosophy consolidated at a young age when reading a quotation by Thomas Edison:

“The Doctor of the future will no longer treat the human frame with drugs, but rather will cure and prevent disease with nutrition.”

Realising that nutrition is one of the best forms of prevention and a powerful auxiliary to modern medicine, in 2002 Soraya embarked on her BSc at Southampton University, renowned for its training and medical research.

Soraya completed her BSc in Human Nutrition in 2005 also securing a “Fast Track Award” into the Nutrition Society, where she is a registered member.

During her time at Southampton Soraya conducted many laboratory research projects, co-authoring a paper on cholesterol and the negative inflammatory response it caused, predisposing men to heart disease and diabetes. The paper was published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in April 2006.

Having worked in hospitals and an international health care company, Soraya continued her studies at London Metropolitan University taking her MSc in Public Health Nutrition. During this time she was involved in substantial research on how to improve food labelling to enable the public to make more informed choices.

Today, Soraya’s clinics address all forms of health issues relating to nutrition, covering a very wide spectrum of conditions and age groups. Soraya works with patients suffering with conditions ranging from poly cystic ovary syndrome to chronic arthritis, as well as enhancing performance with athletes using Sports Nutrition.

Soraya provides case studies and expert advice for health articles in newspapers and magazines.

Soraya operates at the cutting edge of nutritional research, constantly updating her knowledge with the latest evidence. She is passionate about her subject and is enthusiastic about helping people make changes that will benefit their health.