[AKL] Personalised 1-on-1 Student-Led Nutrition Consultation $10 @ The University of Auckland Nutrition & Dietetics Service

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Associatedclivenn8185 @ The University of Auckland on 12/05/2026 - 14:01 acrobat.adobe.com (376 clicks)
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Looking to boost your energy, focus, or overall wellbeing? The University of Auckland Nutrition & Dietetics Service offers personalised one on one nutrition consultations in our student led clinic - all for just $10! Consultations are delivered by final year student dietitians under the direct supervision of a New Zealand Registered Dietitian.

We can support you with a wide range of health and wellbeing concerns, including:
• High cholesterol and/or heart disease
• Type 2 diabetes
• Coeliac disease
• Weight concern
• Nutrition for pregnancy or breastfeeding
• Poor appetite
• Sports nutrition

If you would like to arrange an appointment, please complete the client information form just click on the link provided and include a brief reason for seeking an appointment. This helps us ensure we are the right service for your needs. Email completed form to [email protected]. You can call us on 09 923 9909.

Take a step toward feeling your best - book your session today!

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  SmartEntity on 12/05/2026 - 21:46

  As a healthcare professional I can’t say how good or bad this service is.

  What I can say is if you are otherwise healthy you can get extremely good personalised advice from ChatGPT for a low cost of $0.

  If you do have medical conditions then your GP is a good place to start.

  OP have mentioned a few specific groups, there are specialised government funded programs that specially cater to these specific conditions that would give you much better advice for free.

  Diabetes - diabetic support groups
  Pregnancy/breastfeeding - midwife

  Etc etc

  Most important of all most university based programs are focused on information collecting. You are basically surrendering your personal information to them as extra data points.

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    Okra on 13/05/2026 - 07:49

    Isn’t using ChatGPT surrendering your personal information as data points?

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      Nesianone on 13/05/2026 - 08:30

      Just use a local version if you are really worried about personal information….

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    Frugalgal on 18/05/2026 - 01:51

    Dietitian here, just to share some general advice it’s always best to chat with a registered healthcare professional for personalised nutrition guidance. Dietitians are regulated healthcare pros certified by the Dietitians Board of NZ. And universities run these low-cost clinics to help train future dietitians and give them hands-on clinical experience

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    Savy101 on 19/05/2026 - 17:07

    I get better answers from AI than from my local doctor’s clinic, and I still follow up with real doctors afterwards to double‑check. I wish I had known all of this when I was a teenager. Our health system is built to be reactive rather than proactive. Many medical practices and pharmacies — especially those that are owned or partly owned by the same groups — are structured to work the system. At one point, I even saw an ACC claim listed under my kids’ records that we never made.

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