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Dietetics
Budaörs Corvin Pasarét
Dietetics is all about nutritional health—our goal is to help you find the diet that nurtures both your body and soul.
Whether you are dealing with hormonal imbalances (such as PCOS, endometriosis, or thyroid issues), want to manage your weight, improve your digestion, or simply eat more mindfully—you can turn to us with confidence.
We believe that nutrition is not about restrictions, but a matter of balance and mindfulness. Together, we will work to ensure that your diet doesn’t feel like a sacrifice, but rather a source of support in your daily life.
During the consultation, we will discuss your health status, lifestyle, and goals in detail, and then create a personalized dietary plan for you. There is no judgment, no shame—only attention, empathy, and expertise.
Whether it’s a gynecological issue, insulin resistance, pregnancy, or a simple lifestyle change, you can feel safe with us. This is the clinic where you can always ask one more question—and you will always get an answer.
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Conscious preparation begins long before conception.
The journey to motherhood doesn’t start with a positive pregnancy test—it starts with preparing your body for the miracle. Proper nutrition plays a key role long before conception, directly impacting fertility, smooth ovulation, and egg quality.
A conscious diet can help balance your hormones, replenish vitamin and mineral stores, and create an optimal environment for conception. Establishing healthy eating habits before pregnancy can also reduce the risk of prenatal complications, such as gestational diabetes, high blood pressure, and anemia."
Nutritional preparation isn't just essential for the mother-to-be; a healthy diet can also boost sperm quality, making it highly beneficial for both partners to mindfully prepare for this shared journey.
Whether you have been trying for a while or are just starting your family planning journey, we are here to support you with personalized dietary counseling to ensure both your body and mind are ready to welcome a new life.
A balanced diet is the foundation for your baby’s development and the mother’s well-being.
Pregnancy is a special and sensitive time in a woman's life, when nutrition plays a vital role in the health of both mother and baby. A proper diet supports the baby's development, boosts the mother's energy levels, and helps ensure a smooth, balanced pregnancy.
Many expectant mothers are unsure about what they can and cannot eat during pregnancy, how to prevent excessive weight gain, or what they can do to regain their balance more easily after giving birth. A dietitian helps navigate through the myths and creates a personalized meal plan that:
- supports your baby’s healthy development,
- contributes to the mother’s well-being,
- helps manage healthy weight gain,
- and prepares the body for postpartum recovery.
Gestational diabetes requires special attention; it can particularly affect those who already struggled with insulin resistance before pregnancy, but it can also develop on its own during pregnancy. In this case, dietary support is essential: it helps stabilize blood sugar levels, ensure proper nutrient intake, and promote the baby's safe development.
Our mission is always to help expectant mothers experience their pregnancy calmly, mindfully, and joyfully—after all, a healthy diet nourishes both body and mind.
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Recovery is not a race, but an act of care—for yourself, too.
With the birth of the baby, a woman's body enters a new phase of life—adapting, recovering, and renewing. Proper nutrition supports breastfeeding and increased energy demands, helping you gradually restore your pre-pregnancy balance.
A personalized meal plan designed by a dietitian can help you to:
- provide sufficient energy and nutrients during the breastfeeding period,
- support your body’s recovery and strengthen your immune system,
- help you achieve a gradual, healthy weight management,
- and adjust to your new lifestyle and daily rhythm, where time for eating and resting is often limited.
At this stage, mindful nutrition does not mean dieting, but consciously supporting your body—so that the mother is well, too, as her well-being is what matters most to the baby.
Hormonal balance starts in the kitchen.
PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) is a hormonal metabolic disorder that affects many women, often presenting with irregular periods, difficulty conceiving, acne, hair loss, or weight gain. The most common underlying cause is insulin resistance, which disrupts ovarian function and the balance of the hormonal system.
A proper lifestyle and dietary approach is a fundamental cornerstone of managing PCOS. A tailored nutritional plan created by a dietitian:
- stabilizes blood sugar and insulin levels,
- supports hormonal balance and ovulation,
- promotes achieving a healthy weight,
- reduces inflammatory processes,
- and can also improve the chances of conceiving.
A dietitian does not prescribe a "diet," but creates a personalized lifestyle plan that takes into account your eating habits, lab results, lifestyle, and goals. The aim is a long-term sustainable, balanced diet that supports the natural rhythm of the female body.
Managing PCOS requires a holistic approach, where gynecologists, endocrinologists, and dietitians work together to restore physical and emotional balance.
Pain is not something you just have to accept—relief is possible.
Endometriosis doesn't just cause physical symptoms; it often takes a heavy emotional toll as well. Chronic pain, irregular cycles, digestive issues, and fertility challenges affect the lives of many women—day in and day out.
Although endometriosis is a complex, multi-faceted condition, experience and research show that a mindful, personalized diet can play a significant role in easing symptoms.
The goal of dietary support is to:
- reduce inflammatory processes in the body,
- support hormonal balance,
- ease digestive distress and bloating,
- and help you avoid foods that can trigger or worsen symptoms.
Endometriosis does not affect everyone in the same way—which is why nutrition cannot be one-size-fits-all. A dietitian helps you navigate the sea of information and myths, offering dietary solutions tailored specifically to your body and lifestyle. We don't focus on restrictions, but on support—so you can regain control over your body and well-being.
If you want to feel better in your everyday life, we are here to stand by you, both professionally and personally.
Balance behind blood sugar—step by step, mindfully.
Insulin resistance indicates an imbalance in the delicate yet crucial metabolic system. While frequently referred to as an 'invisible' condition, its effects are deeply tangible, presenting through persistent fatigue, mood fluctuations, excess weight, menstrual irregularities, or challenges with fertility.
The good news? With mindful dietary changes, you can do a lot to help your body find its way back to balance—either without medication or as a support to your medical treatment.
The goal of dietary counseling is to:
- stabilize blood sugar and insulin levels,
- support hormonal balance,
- help manage and achieve a healthy weight,
- improve your overall well-being while reducing symptoms.
"IR is not a uniform condition; it presents uniquely in every individual, meaning there is no template for success. A dietitian collaborates with you to craft a nutritional plan tailored to your daily routine, lifestyle, and personal goals.
You don’t have to get everything right straight away—you just need to know which direction to take. If you want more energy, more predictable days, and genuine support on your lifestyle journey, we are here for you—step by step, together.
Book your personalized insulin resistance consultation!
Discover how to support your body with mindful nutrition!
A balanced diet—for when your hormones are out of sync.
The thyroid is a tiny yet essential player in our body’s functioning. When it is underactive, metabolism can slow down, energy levels drop, weight increases, and fatigue, low mood, or difficulty concentrating can set in. For many people, medication alone leaves them lacking the support they need to navigate the questions surrounding their diet.
The goal of dietary counseling is to:
- support metabolic function,
- help you achieve and maintain a healthy weight,
- improve your well-being and boost energy levels,
- promote healthy digestion and lower inflammation.
The way your thyroid functions is closely linked to specific foods, lifestyle habits, and optimal nutrient levels. Yet, this doesn't imply that your nutritional journey must be defined by strict limitations. Instead, it’s about empowering your body's natural processes through intentional daily choices.
A well-planned diet supports your endocrine system without complicating your daily life.
The goal is not perfection, but rather a functional, sustainable routine that makes you feel great and that your body thrives on.
Book your personalized thyroid health consultation!
Discover how to support your hormonal system with mindful nutrition!
When you’re expecting, nutrition is no longer just about your own health—it’s also about ensuring the safe development of your baby.
Gestational diabetes is not uncommon, yet it still catches many expectant mothers by surprise. Managing elevated blood sugar levels during pregnancy is incredibly important, as it directly impacts your baby’s development and the entire course of your pregnancy.
The right diet can help keep blood sugar numbers within a safe range, while ensuring that both mother and baby get all the essential nutrients they need. The timing and composition of meals, along with the mindful management of carbohydrates, play a key role in this.
Dietary changes don’t have to feel like deprivation—instead, look at them as a tool to actively protect your health and your baby’s. With personalized nutritional support, you can create a balance where you feel great and your baby can develop safely.
Book your personalized gestational diabetes consultation!
Discover more about blood sugar-friendly nutrition during pregnancy!
Your menstrual cycle isn’t always predictable—but by supporting your body, you can make it much easier to manage.
Menstrual disorders, whether they involve irregular or heavy bleeding, can take a heavy toll on daily life. There can be many different reasons behind them, and while you shouldn’t look for a 'fix' without a proper medical check-up, a thoughtfully structured diet can provide genuine support for your body.
Cycle-syncing nutrition is an approach that honors the specific needs of each phase of your menstrual cycle. It’s not just about what to eat and when, but about how to fine-tune your diet to ease PMS symptoms, boost your energy, and support hormonal balance.
A well-structured nutritional plan prioritizes optimal vitamin and mineral status, alongside the inclusion of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory foods, all working together to help alleviate menstrual symptoms.
If you’re ready, we can help you with personalized advice to find the best nutritional choices for every phase of your cycle—making the uncomfortable symptoms of menstrual disorders much more manageable.
Menopause isn’t an ending—it’s the beginning of a new balance.
During menopause, a woman’s body goes through a major transformation. As estrogen levels drop, the supportive effects of the menstrual cycle disappear, affecting metabolism, bones, the cardiovascular system, and mood. Many experience hot flashes, sleep disturbances, mood swings, or weight gain—processes that are natural, yet often difficult to cope with.
A personalized diet created with the help of a dietitian can go a long way in making the menopause transition more manageable and energetic. Mindful nutrition can help:
- sustain metabolic balance,
- protect bone density and cardiovascular well-being,
- stabilize mood and elevate vital energy,
- and manage your weight effectively.
The goal is not just to ease symptoms, but to help your body find its natural balance once again—both physically and emotionally.
Urinary tract infection
"Cystitis, often described in various ways by different people, is a common issue. Its typical symptoms include frequent urges to urinate, a burning or stinging sensation during urination, and, in some cases, blood in the urine. It is also common to feel a strong urge to urinate but only pass a few drops, which can be extremely uncomfortable and painful."
Fortunately, many over-the-counter remedies are available that you can try at home in an emergency situation. However, if you experience these symptoms, it's important to consult a doctor quickly. You may need a urine test and culture, but a well-chosen antibiotic treatment can quickly resolve your symptoms. This can be prescribed by your general practitioner, gynecologist, or urologist. For a single, basic case of cystitis, a consultation with your general practitioner may be sufficient.
Oftentimes, cystitis can be associated with vaginal infections, especially in recurrent cases. If you experience symptoms multiple times within six months or three times within a year, it is definitely worth consulting a urologist. Such cases require complex treatment, and cooperation between a gynecologist and urologist is often beneficial. Disruption of the vaginal flora can also play a role in the development of symptoms, so treatment should address this aspect as well.
While waiting to see a doctor, drink plenty of fluids to help flush bacteria out of the bladder.
For more details and useful information, check out our video with Dr. Károly Nagy, Chief Urologist.
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How can a dietitian help?
A dietitian helps with creating an appropriate diet, whether it's for healthy eating, developing eating habits, achieving an ideal body weight, or managing various medical conditions (such as insulin resistance, PCOS, gestational diabetes, hypothyroidism, inflammatory bowel diseases, and food intolerances/allergies).
Nutrition is highly individual, influenced by numerous factors such as gender, age, activity level, preferences, and habits. With this information, personalized recommendations and advice can be provided, including specific food and cooking methods. Healthy eating is crucial at all ages and should start with the establishment of proper habits in childhood.
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What does a dietetic consultation look like?
Preparation for the consultation starts even before the personal meeting, as we ask the patient to bring a food diary documenting their intake over the previous days to the first consultation.
The consultation begins with taking a dietary history, where we gather information about medical conditions, comorbidities, eating habits, favorite foods, and ingredients causing issues. Following this, we discuss dietary recommendations specific to the condition or disease, and review modifications, changes, recipe ideas, applicable ingredients, and cooking methods based on the food diary. The initial consultation is followed by a follow-up appointment approximately 4-6 weeks later, where we review the implementation of the advice discussed earlier and address any questions that have arisen in the meantime.
Eszter Lőrincz
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Adél Cseke
dietitian
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Nikolett Bodnár
dietitian
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Veronika Borbély-Mikolás
dietitian
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Diána Hrabák
dietitian
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Most common conditions
1. Insulin resistance
It is generally advisable to consult a doctor after 1 year.
Insulin resistance is a carbohydrate metabolism problem affecting an increasing number of people. In many cases, it does not cause symptoms and is often discovered during other investigations (e.g., infertility). The organs are unable to effectively absorb the sugar circulating in the blood from food, which the body attempts to counterbalance with increased insulin production. This results in elevated insulin levels while blood sugar remains within normal ranges. It is more common among individuals who are overweight but can also affect those with a thin body type. Symptoms include: irritability, sweating, and shaking during prolonged hunger; fatigue, dizziness, and difficulty sleeping after consuming large amounts of food; irregular or absent menstruation; unexplained weight gain; and the appearance of ovarian cysts.
Diagnosis is made through a glucose tolerance test (OGTT). This involves consuming 75 grams of sugar dissolved in water, and then measuring the effects on blood glucose and insulin levels.
2. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) affects the body’s hormonal balance, primarily manifesting as gynecological symptoms. It is often associated with disturbances in carbohydrate metabolism (such as insulin resistance and diabetes). Contributing factors may include elevated insulin levels and an excess of male hormones. Symptoms include irregular menstruation, abdominal weight gain, infertility, skin problems, and increased hair growth.
Diagnosis is complex and involves collaboration between an endocrinologist and a gynecologist. It is based on a combination of symptoms, hormone tests, ultrasound, and blood glucose tests.
3. Overweight, obesity
Obesity is the accumulation of fat tissue to such an extent that it negatively impacts the body's functioning. It affects an increasing number of people today (over 60% of adults in Hungary!) and significantly increases the risk of comorbidities such as cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, and respiratory diseases. The most common causes are excessive energy intake, a sedentary lifestyle, and poor dietary habits. Additionally, metabolic disorders can also contribute to obesity. Diagnosis can be made through BMI calculation, measuring waist circumference, and assessing body composition, as well as using laboratory parameters for further information.
4. Gestational diabetes
Gestational diabetes is diabetes that develops during pregnancy or is diagnosed at that time. Pregnancy affects metabolic processes, increasing the likelihood of developing diabetes. It is usually manageable with diet and typically resolves after childbirth. Since untreated gestational diabetes poses risks to both the fetus and the mother, proper nutrition is of paramount importance.
Diagnosis: In Hungary, gestational diabetes is diagnosed based on the results of a mandatory 3-hour glucose tolerance test (OGTT) performed between the 24th and 28th weeks of pregnancy. In certain cases, an earlier or preterm glucose tolerance test may be required around the 16th week of pregnancy.
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Endocrinology
Az endokrinológia az egész szervezet működésére jelentős hatást gyakorló hormonok termeléséért felelős úgynevezett belső elválasztású mirigyek működési zavaraival, gyulladásaival és daganataival foglalkozik.
Diabetology
A cukorbetegség népbetegség, legtöbbször mégis viszonylag későn diagnosztizálják. A diabéteszre legtöbbször már csak akkor derül fény, amikor valamilyen egyéb problémát okoz: romlik a látás, nehezen gyógyulnak a sebek, hideggé válnak a végtagok stb. Pedig egy egyszerű szűréssel időben észre lehetne venni a problémát, ezzel elejét véve a szövődményeknek.
Cardiology
Ha az autód hibásodik meg, szereted szakemberre bízni, hiszen az ő munkájától függhet akár a Te életed is. Ne bánj máshogy a szíveddel sem! A szív- és érrendszeri megbetegedések rengeteg embert érintenek – Te is közéjük tartozol? Egy kardiológiai kivizsgálásból kiderül!
Dietetics
A dietitian helps with creating an appropriate diet, whether it's for healthy eating, developing eating habits, achieving an ideal body weight, or managing various medical conditions (such as insulin resistance, PCOS, gestational diabetes, hypothyroidism, inflammatory bowel diseases, and food intolerances/allergies).
Nutrition is highly individual, influenced by numerous factors such as gender, age, activity level, preferences, and habits. With this information, personalized recommendations and advice can be provided, including specific food and cooking methods. Healthy eating is crucial at all ages and should start with the establishment of proper habits in childhood.
Our current prices
Cardiology
| Post-COVID screening packages: Examination of complications following COVID-19 (within 3 months) | From 49.900 HUF |
| Specialist consultation + cardiac ultrasound | 39.000 HUF |
| Specialist consultation + cardiac ultrasound and spirometry (pulmonary function test) | 49.900 HUF |
| Follow-up examination | 20.000 HUF |
Additional option
| Resting ECG with evaluation | 10.000 HUF |
| Exercise ECG with evaluation | 30.000 HUF |
Diabetology
| First specialist consultation | 35.000 HUF |
| Follow-up examination (within 3 months) | 30.000 HUF |
| Blood sugar diary email consultation (within 3 months of the first in-person consultation) | 5.000 HUF per piece |
| Dietetic consultation, first session (60 minutes) A 3-day dietary food diary is recommended beforehand | 18.000 HUF |
| Dietetic follow-up consultation (in-person or online) 40 minutes | 10.000 HUF |
Dietetics
| Dietetic consultation, first session (60 minutes) A 3-day dietary food diary is recommended beforehand | 18.000 HUF |
| Follow-up appointment (in-person or online) 40 minutes | 10.000 HUF |
With us, you can always have one more question!
Kollégáink a dietetikai tevékenységek széles skálájának szakértői – így biztosítjuk, hogy bármivel is jössz el hozzánk, mindig a lehető legjobb ellátást és a legpontosabb válaszokat kapd!
