Gut Health

Nutrition tailored to optimise digestion, reduce symptoms, and improve overall wellbeing.

Why Gut Health Matters?

Your gut impacts much more than digestion — it plays a vital role in immune health, mental wellbeing, and inflammation balance.

Digestive Conditions

Around 1 in 7 Australians experience IBS symptoms, including bloating, pain, constipation, and diarrhoea.

Food Variety & Fibre

Only 6.5% of adults meet vegetable intake guidelines, leaving many with inadequate fibre for healthy digestion.

Coeliac Disease

Affects 1 in 70 Australians, but up to 80% remain undiagnosed, leading to nutrient deficiencies if unmanaged.

Antibiotics & Medications

Antibiotics and certain medications can disrupt the gut microbiome, affecting digestion and immunity.

Who we help?

  • Experiencing bloating, gas, constipation, or diarrhoea
  • Living with IBS, Coeliac disease, Crohn’s disease, or ulcerative colitis
  • Managing food intolerances (lactose, fructose, food chemical)
  • Recovering gut health after antibiotics or other medications
  • Wanting to optimise nutrient absorption and reduce inflammation
  • Seeking support for skin, mood, or immune health linked to gut imbalance
  • Living with autoimmune conditions where gut health plays a role (e.g., rheumatoid arthritis, chronic fatigue)
  • Struggling with ongoing nutrient deficiencies such as iron, calcium, or vitamin B12 due to poor absorption.

Conditions We Support

Our dietitians provide targeted support for gut-related concerns including:

  • IBS and FODMAP management – identifying triggers and expanding food variety
  • Food intolerances – lactose, fructose, food chemical sensitivity
  • Coeliac disease – safe gluten-free eating, cross-contamination prevention, nutrient adequacy
  • Inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn’s & ulcerative colitis) – diet strategies for flares and remission
  • Diverticulosis and diverticulitis – prevention and flare-up management
  • Reflux, bloating, constipation, and diarrhoea – symptom relief through diet and routine
  • Gut health in eating disorders (e.g., ARFID, anorexia recovery) – restoring balance and variety
  • General microbiome support – using probiotics, prebiotics, and dietary fibre strategies

Our Expertise

IBS & FODMAP Diets

Stepwise elimination and reintroduction to identify triggers, reduce symptoms, and broaden diet variety.

Food Intolerance Management

Targeted strategies for lactose, fructose, and chemical sensitivities with practical swaps and reintroduction.

Coeliac & IBD Support

Gluten-free plans, nutrient adequacy, and diet strategies for Crohn’s, ulcerative colitis, and flare management.

General Gut Wellness

Guidance on reflux, bloating, constipation/diarrhoea, plus probiotics, prebiotics, and anti-inflammatory nutrition.

How We Work With You

Our women’s health dietitians provide support that’s structured, practical, and tailored to your needs.

Comprehensive Assessment

We take an in-depth look at your symptoms, medical history, medications/antibiotics, lab results, and diet patterns to identify key drivers of your gut health concerns.

 

Personalised Nutrition Plan

Tailored strategies such as fibre optimisation, FODMAP guidance, gluten-free diets, and timing/texture adjustments to fit your lifestyle and health goals.

 

Ongoing Support

Regular follow-ups with clear resources, shopping lists, meal ideas, and practical tips — ensuring you feel confident, supported, and able to make sustainable changes.

Meet our Gut Health Dietitian


Our team includes dietitians with specialised training and experience in Gut Health.
Each brings a compassionate, evidence-based approach to support recovery.
If you would prefer a home visit, please
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Liz Radicevic

Liz Radicevic

Liz is a Gut Health and Sports Dietitian with a strong interest in bariatric nutrition. She has worked within bariatric clinics in Melbourne, supporting clients before and after surgery with tailored, evidence-based strategies. Liz is passionate about helping people improve their relationship with food, optimise recovery, and maintain long-term health outcomes. She takes a practical approach, ensuring nutrition plans are realistic, sustainable, and fit into everyday life. Telehealth Australia-wide & home visits available in Melbourne’s North-Eastern, Eastern & South Eastern suburbs..

Frequency Asked Questions

Our gut health dietitians in Melbourne, Bendigo, Shepparton, Albury Wodonga, Brisbane, and Gold Coast help clients manage IBS, bloating, constipation, coeliac disease, and food intolerances through evidence-based, practical nutrition support.

What does a gut health dietitian do?

Our gut health dietitians in Melbourne, Bendigo, Shepparton, Albury Wodonga, Brisbane, and the Gold Coast provide evidence-based support for digestive issues such as IBS, bloating, constipation, diarrhoea, and coeliac disease. We identify food triggers, improve gut function, and help restore long-term comfort and wellbeing.

Do you help with food intolerances or coeliac disease?

Yes. We provide specialist support for lactose intolerance, fructose malabsorption, food-chemical sensitivities, and coeliac disease. Our team helps you plan safe, balanced meals, avoid cross-contamination, and maintain nutrient adequacy on a gluten-free diet.

What if I have IBD (Crohn’s or ulcerative colitis)?

We support people through flare-ups and remission, focusing on gentle, anti-inflammatory foods, nutrient repletion, and gut-friendly meal plans. Our dietitians collaborate with your gastroenterologist and GP for coordinated care.

Can gut health affect energy, mood, and immunity?

Absolutely. The gut microbiome influences mental health, immune function, and inflammation. We use nutrition strategies — like prebiotics, probiotics, and fibre diversity — to restore balance and support overall wellbeing.

How can nutrition improve IBS and digestive symptoms?

Nutrition can make a significant difference for people with IBS, food intolerances, and other digestive issues — not just through the low FODMAP diet, but by addressing the many factors that influence gut function.

Our dietitians take a personalised approach to identify triggers, balance the gut microbiome, and strengthen digestion. This may include:

  • Using stepwise FODMAP reintroduction to pinpoint triggers while maintaining dietary variety.
  • Supporting gut–brain interaction through structured meal patterns, stress reduction, and mindful eating strategies.
  • Managing food chemical intolerances — such as sensitivity to salicylates, amines, and glutamates — that can contribute to IBS-like symptoms, headaches, or skin reactions.
  • Recommending prebiotics, probiotics, and fibre adjustments to nourish beneficial gut bacteria and support bowel regularity.
  • Addressing stress, caffeine, and hydration factors that affect digestion and gut motility.
  • Correcting nutrient deficiencies (iron, B12, vitamin D) often linked to chronic gut symptoms or restrictive eating.
  • Helping clients expand food variety safely, improving tolerance, comfort, and confidence with eating.

Our goal is not just to reduce bloating, pain, or constipation — but to help you build long-term digestive resilience, restore balance, and feel confident with food again.

Do you help with food intolerances or coeliac disease?

Yes. We provide specialist support for lactose intolerance, fructose malabsorption, food-chemical sensitivities, and coeliac disease. Our team helps you plan safe, balanced meals, avoid cross-contamination, and maintain nutrient adequacy on a gluten-free diet.

Do you work with children or people with feeding challenges?

Yes. Our dietitians support children and adolescents with feeding challenges, including ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder), autism-related feeding difficulties, and restricted eating patterns.

Feeding challenges can directly affect gut comfort and digestion because a limited diet impacts:

  • Fibre intake and bowel regularity, often leading to constipation or bloating.
  • Gut microbiome diversity, since low food variety limits beneficial bacteria.
  • Nutrient absorption, particularly for key vitamins and minerals that support digestion and growth.
  • Sensory and emotional regulation, as anxiety and stress can trigger gut–brain symptoms.

Our team uses responsive feeding therapy and gentle exposure strategies to help children expand food variety at their own pace, improving digestive comfort, nutrient balance, and overall wellbeing.

Do I need a referral?

You can self-refer through our Referral Form or be referred by your GP or specialist. Clients on Care Plans may be eligible for Medicare rebates.

Do you offer telehealth appointments?

Yes — we offer telehealth appointments Australia-wide and home visits in Melbourne, Bendigo, Shepparton, Albury Wodonga, Brisbane, and Gold Coast. Telehealth is ideal for ongoing gut symptom management and FODMAP or intolerance reintroductions.

What should I expect from a gut health consultation?

Your dietitian will review your symptoms, diet, and medical history, then create a personalised plan to improve digestion, reduce bloating, and balance gut microbes. We also coordinate with your GP or specialist where needed.

Where are your gut health dietitians located?

here are your gut health dietitians located?
Our team provides care across Melbourne (North, West, East, South East, CBD), Bendigo, Shepparton, Albury Wodonga, Brisbane, and the Gold Coast, with telehealth support available nationwide.

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