Julia dixon dietitian
Nutrition clinic dedicated to eating well, sub-specialising in fertility & pregnancy, PCOS, endometriosis, metabolic, IBS & gut health.
Feel good food therapy.
Hello, call me Jules,
also knowns as mum, dietitian, nutritionist & food nerd
With a Masters in Nutrition & Dietetics, I am a clinical practising member of Dietitians Australia + Accredited Practising Dietitian & Nutritionist.
I am University qualified and have undertaken postgraduate specialty training in fertility and prenatal nutrition + FODMAPs for IBS and endometriosis through ELN Alliance and Monash University + Eating Disorder management with InsideOut Institute for Eating Disorders.
I have my own two small humans, so I understand the delicate balance of juggling food science, healthy eating and meal practicality.
That’s probably why my nutrition philosophy is whole foods AND soul foods.
Metabolic & gut health
The clinic offers expert nutrition advice for multiple health conditions including, but not limited to, PCOS, insulin resistance, endometriosis, IBS + FODMAPs, inflammatory gut conditions, coeliac disease, high cholesterol, vegan and vegetarian diets, bariatric surgery, eating disorders, thyroid conditions & nutrient deficiency correction.
Fertility, pregnancy & beyond
Optimise your prenatal nutrition for a healthy pregnancy and beyond.
A 1:1 session will build your nutrition and prenatal supplement confidence. The clinic sees a range of perinatal conditions including nutrition for IVF, irregular cycles, gestational diabetes, iron deficiency, nausea, constipation, food safety and food liberation, postpartum nutrition and starting solids sessions.
Women’s health
While we service a variety of nutriton conditions, the clinic sub-specialise in women’s health and works with women to improve nutrition for a range of speciality concerns including hypothalamic amenorrhea (HA), micronutrient & macronutrient deficiencies, peri & menopause, PCOS and endometriosis and healthy nutrition counselling.
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Insulin resistance & magnesium
Can dietary magnesium improve insulin resistance? Evidence suggests yes. But this does not mean everyone needs to run out and buy magnesium supplements (actually the opposite). It’s always a better idea to first assess your daily intake of magnesium rich foods to understand if you are eating enough to meet your requirements (with or without…
IBS in pregnancy & what to do
Is it a baby, or is it a bowl of pasta? A comment never more relevant than in the case of IBS in pregnancy. Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a functional gut disorder which affects about 30% of Australians. IBS is more common in women, which increases the risk of juggling IBS in pregnancy. Pregnancy…
Boost your immune system for pregnancy
Be 5 steps ahead of pathogens and boost your immune system for pregnancy with these nutrition hacks. If you are a client or my friend on my socials, you know I love prenatal diet optimisation. Preparing the body before pregnancy for pregnancy is one of the best gifts you can give yourself and your baby.…
Fertility & Reproductive
- Prenatal supplement regime
- Egg and sperm quality
- Hypothalamic amenorrhoea (HA)
- IVF, ovulation induction, implantation & egg freezing
- Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
- Insulin resistance
- Endometriosis & adenomyosis
- Bariatric surgery & fertility
- Thyroid conditions
- Coeliac disease
- Irritable bowel disease (IBD)
- Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
- High cholesterol
- Recurrent miscarriage
- Epigenetics
Pregnancy & Beyond
- Nutrition for pregnancy
- Symptom reduction – nausea & vomiting, constipation
- Correcting nutrient deficiencies like iron, vitamin D, folate
- Food safety education
- Gestational Diabetes management and risk reduction
- Vegetarian & vegan diets
- Breastfeeding nutrition
- Gut health ie: FODMAPs, food intolerances
- Peri-menopause
- Eating disorders
- Starting solids