For which diseases and conditions can I have a diet at Respo?

Below is a list of example conditions and ailments for which we offer collaboration. We have high qualifications. Our specialised dietitians guide you towards your specified goal, taking into account the following conditions.

Insulin resistance (IR)
Coeliac disease
Type 2 and LADA diabetes
Reactive hypoglycaemia
Hypothyroidism
Hashimoto's disease
Hyperthyroidism
PCOS
Graves' disease
IBS – irritable bowel syndrome
Ulcerative colitis (in remission, not during flare-ups)
SIBO – small intestinal bacterial overgrowth
Gastroesophageal reflux disease
Psoriasis
Amenorrhea
Irregular menstruation
Excessive menstrual bleeding
Hypertension
Osteoporosis
Gout
Anaemia and/or iron deficiency
RA – rheumatoid arthritis
Lyme disease – we apply a healthy and balanced diet
Candidiasis – in the case of candidiasis, antibiotic therapy is crucial, and the diet can only be supportive. We can create such a diet, but it will not be a diet limiting carbohydrates overall, rather based on healthy eating principles, with complex carbohydrates as the foundation
Non-functioning pituitary microadenoma
Elevated triglycerides
Preparation for bariatric surgery
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Diverticulosis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Lyme disease
Sarcoidosis
Depression
Lipodema
Lymphedema
Kidney stones
Hiatal hernia
Hypercholesterolemia
Hypertriglyceridemia
Reflux + IBS + gluten exclusion + dairy exclusion
Lowering cholesterol – healthy diet
FODMAP elimination diet
Gestational diabetes
Endometriosis
Protein intolerance
People with epilepsy taking medication (Depakine)
People with prediabetes
People with seronegative arthritis
People post-gender reassignment – during hormone therapy
Dairy-free diets, e.g. allergy, dairy intolerance, casein intolerance
Breastfeeding women
Vegetarian diet
Vegan diet
Menopause
Non-functioning pituitary microadenoma + IR
SIBO + IMO
SIBO + vegetarian
Hashimoto's disease + vegetarian
IR + hypothyroidism + metabolic syndrome
SIBO + hypothyroidism
Hypothyroidism + Hashimoto's + anaemia
SIBO + Hashimoto's + insulin resistance
SIBO + IBS + hypothyroidism
Children (up to 16 years old with parental consent) – you can purchase packages for children here.

Conditions that exclude collaboration:

Type 1 diabetes – we can offer a low GI diet, but we do not provide carbohydrate exchanges. If you can calculate exchanges and adjust insulin doses, we welcome collaboration.
Active eating disorders (unless you are under the care of a psychologist – we do not handle psychodietetics in person). At Respo, we provide online dietary and psychodietetic advice. In the case of active eating disorders, such as bulimia or anorexia, in-person help from a psychodietitian is necessary. We believe this form of therapy can provide comprehensive care and appropriate support on the road to health.
Kidney diseases (including glomerulonephritis) – in such cases, the diet should be low in protein. Respo specialises in diets for healthy individuals and those with specific nutritional needs. In cases of acute and chronic kidney disease, we recommend consulting a dietitian specialising in care for patients with such conditions. Only a specialist can tailor the diet to individual needs and ensure safe and effective dietary care.
People who are on the road for a week and home for two days – the Respo diet requires consistency and regular meal consumption.
Crohn's disease (only in the acute phase!) – we would suggest a light diet. Unfortunately, we do not currently prepare such a diet at Respo. After reducing medication doses, as symptoms subside, you can gradually expand the meal plan. Then we invite you to work with Respo.
Unhealthy diets, e.g. ketogenic, low-carbohydrate
SIBO/IMO + hypoglycaemia + hyperprolactinaemia
Fructose intolerance (fructosemia) – this diet has too many exclusions for us to collaborate.
Bariatric surgeries – we can assist such patients in preparing for surgery and when they return to consuming larger portions, e.g. 2 sandwiches and 50g of rice. However, we cannot help in the first months post-surgery, when a significantly reduced meal volume diet is required. It depends on the patient. Post-bariatric surgery patients require specialised dietary care tailored to their individual needs. Nutritional recommendations after such surgery are very specific and require strict control. Therefore, we recommend consultations with a dietitian specialising in post-bariatric surgery care.
Antihistamine diet – too many exclusions
Gastritis – generally a light diet
Malabsorption syndrome
Diets after gallbladder removal (we can collaborate 3–4 weeks post-surgery)
Colon cancer – it is important to adjust the diet to the stoma. In-person collaboration with an interdisciplinary team, including a dietitian, doctor, and pharmacist, is necessary.
Acute pancreatitis – light diet, low in fats
Gastroesophageal reflux + Barrett's oesophagus + oesophageal erosion + gastritis and duodenitis
Nickel allergy – too many exclusions
Myasthenia, e.g. ocular myasthenia – variability in meal delivery, e.g. nutritional drinks
Necrotising pancreatitis – due to a multi-stage diet, including a light stage
Low-phosphorus diet
Ulcerative colitis – during flare-ups or at the onset of the disease – light diet
Glycogen storage disease (all types)
Cancers during chemo or radiotherapy – chemotherapy can cause symptoms related to appetite loss. This clinical situation requires specialist support in a nutritional clinic in person and requires close collaboration between the dietitian and the attending physician.
Phenylketonuria – too many exclusions
Ulcerative colitis – during flare-ups. Currently, we would suggest a light diet. Unfortunately, we do not prepare such a diet at Respo. After reducing medication doses, as symptoms subside, you can gradually expand the meal plan. Then we invite you to work with Respo.
Professional athletes – We do not specialise in diets for professional athletes
Wilson's disease

We encourage you to purchase a package on the website: https://centrumrespo.pl/oferta/

After purchase, fill out the nutri-medical form.

If your condition is not on the above list or your case is complicated, the dietitian will return to you with feedback after analysing all the data you provide.