Nutrition advice is now available for Croydon & Surrey residents by certified nutritionist in Croydon.

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Contacts:

Email: tony@foodsforlife.org

Tel/Text: 07944 068432

Penny Crowther – Nutritionist

London based nutritionist Penny Crowther BA DN Med ITEC mBANT has 20 years experience of working in complementary health and nutrition. Trained at the renowned Dr Plaskett College of Nutritional Medicine, Penny runs a busy practice in SW London. She has been featured in the national press for her work with nutrition and infertility and has taken part in local radio discussions on nutrition related topics. Penny is also a nutrition writer and is the author of many articles, including a regular column in Positive Health magazine.

She started her career at Cranks, the pioneering health food company and then went on to manage a Holland and Barrett health food store in South London. Courses in aromatherapy, massage, reiki, metamorphic technique, flower essences and kinesiology followed and her knowledge and experience of these disciplines form a holistic background to her current nutrition practice. Whilst training in nutrition, she worked as a consultant for a large vitamin company. After gaining her diploma in nutrition, she decided it was this she wanted to specialise in and she went on to take further postgraduate studies and set up a practice. Her special interests are infertility, digestive health and the impact of nutrition on emotional and mental wellbeing.

OASIS Natural Health and Nutrition, an Oasis in Croydon!

The newly renovated complimentary health clinic above the beautiful health food and natural beauty store is a welcome discovery in Croydon's busy city now being billed as the next Manhattan ??!!?

Croydon High street is now virtually forgotten because of the new multimillion pound shopping centres such as Centrale and the original Whitgift centre but it hides one of the saving graces of Croydon and a key to the survival of Surrey residents.

Just along from the vibrant hubbub of Croydon's fruit and veg market in Surrey street where you can get bargain buys on all sorts of exotic fruit and vegetables and tucked in just beyond the flyover you will find a true Oasis.

At Oasis Natural Health in Croydon there is a treasure trove of nutritious healthy foods you didn't think had been invented yet, natural solutions for a wide range of ailments and a team of very friendly knowledgeable staff.

Many of the staff key at Oasis Croydon have had a nutrition consultation with Yvonne the resident Nutritionist, so they can often help you with any basic questions you may have. There are leaflets available to explain more about nutrition therapy and what nutritionists do.

Penny has a clinic in Croydon on Fridays and selected Saturday mornings as she has other Clinics around London and is also an author and health writer.

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Tel/Text 07944 068432

How to get to Oasis in Croydon

Croydon has the most amazing transport links as it is one of the first new towns having crown up around one of the first ever UK airports.

Croydon by Car

The M25, M23, A23, A21, A22, South circular all seem to point at some point towards Croydon and there is ample car parking (with two handy ones just behind Oasis, around the corner, either side of Wandle road)

Croydon by Train

The trains come to South, West and East Croydon in all shapes and sizes - National Rail, City Thames link, Gatwick Express, Trams to Wimbledon (where you can pick up the District line), trains to Clapham Junction, Victoria, Charing Cross, Waterloo, London Bridge (where you can pick up the DLR, Victoria, Jubilee, and Northern lines) and many places between London and the UK South Coast.

Croydon by bus

Buses come in all directions to Croydon and there is a handy bus stop just outside Oasis' front door.

Croydon by Tram

The nearest tram stop is George Street, just one stop down the hill from East Croydon Station.

CROYDON on Foot

Follow the road down from East Croydon or up from Reeves Corner to a crossroads with the Nat west Bank, a Church building and Jessups photography shop. This is the start of Croydon High Street. Walk past the Nat West Bank on the left and past the Croydon Post Office on your right. Keep heading south towards South Croydon, past the end of the delightful Surrey street fruit and veg market. Walk under the flyover and just a little further on your right you will find Oasis Natural Products and Oasis Yoga and Health . 96- 98 Croydon High Street.

eat more fruit and veg says Croydon nutritionist