You’ve had a Gastric Bypass – 2 years on and the weight is creeping back slowly…

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expanding-waistlineNow what ! Things were going fine until you notice the scale is moving in the wrong direction. Fear not my Bariatric Friend …

Judy Kotze is our resident Bariatric Nutritional Specialist give her a call and she is bound to work out a diet plan that will get you back on track in no time at all.

 

 

 

Judy Kotze –  Dietitian

Special interest: Bariatric Nutrition

BSc (Dietetics) – Diploma in Hospital Dietetics M (Nutrition)

Durbanville Medi-Clinic

Tel: 27-21 975 2336 Fax 27-21 9752692

Mobile: 083 254 0919

 

 

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