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Transforming gut health around the globe

Dr Megan Rossi (PhD, RD) founded The Gut Health Doctor in 2017 with a dream to empower everyone to take control of their health. As a scientist and practising clinician, she became frustrated that the ground-breaking research from her team and other colleagues around the world wasn’t reaching the public. Instead, dangerous myths and fads shared online were negatively impacting on the wellbeing of her patients.

In 2019, Megan went on to establish a London-based and online clinic for those suffering from issues in their gut and beyond. The Gut Health Clinic offers support for all nutritional needs using the latest scientifically proven strategies — from food intolerances and allergies to weight management, mental health, women’s health & more.

Our mission is to inspire and transform everyone’s gut health using the latest science. 

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Presented with the British Nutrition Foundation award by HRH Princess Anne. For those wondering about the bandage, Megan Rossi was involved in a kombucha-making incident resulting in 19 stitches.

Leading the way in gut research

From achieving a first-class honours in Dietetics to an award-winning PhD in gut health, Megan hasn’t rested in her quest to understand the link between our gut and our health. At the present time, as a leading Research Fellow at King’s College London since 2015, she continues to investigate nutrition-based therapies in gut health. This includes, prebiotics & probiotics, medical diets, plant-based diversity, food additives and personalised nutrition technologies. To date, she has received over £2.5 million in research funding. She has also published over 50 scientific papers in international, peer-reviewed journals.
 
Furthermore, in 2017, Megan was the recipient of the British Medical Journal prize. HRH Princess Anne presented her with the British Nutrition Foundation award.
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Megan Rossi receiving 'Young Australian of the Year Living in the UK', alongside qualifying as a dietitian and her grandmother who died of bowel cancer.

A lifelong commitment to the gut

Megan enjoyed her childhood on a farm in rural Australia with the influences of an Italian father and a science-teaching mother. Above all, she cherished her wholesome and rugged upbringing, eating home-grown fruit and veggies.
 
In the final year of her dietetics degree, her beloved grandmother died from bowel cancer. Due to the heartache of this loss and the realisation of the significance of nutrition and the gut microbiome, Megan propelled herself into her ground-breaking research on the power of the gut.
Following this, Megan moved to the UK in 2015 to continue her gut health research. Subsequently, she received the ‘Young Australian of the Year Living in the UK’ Award by the Australian High Commissioner in 2020.
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Establishing a clinic to offer personalised support

As a registered dietitian, Dr Megan Rossi’s (PhD, RD) foremost passion is to help people through personalised guidance. She saw that people were receiving nutrition advice that was not evidence-based, leading to suboptimal results and wanted to provide the high quality, results-driven service that people deserved.

In 2019, Megan brought together leading dietitians from King’s College to establish a London-based clinic for those suffering from issues in their gut and beyond. The Gut Health Clinic now offers support for all nutritional needs using the latest scientifically proven strategies — from food intolerances and allergies to weight management, mental health, women’s health & more.

Eat Yourself Healthy by Megan Rossi

Eat Yourself Healthy

Discover Dr Megan Rossi’s (PhD, RD) first book ‘Eat Yourself Healthy’ for evidence-based strategies and step-by-step guidance on how to overcome your gut health issues, from constipation and bloating to food intolerances and IBS.

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