Health & FitnessThe Nutri CentreOne-stop complementary health from the Nutri Centre One-stop complementary health from the Nutri Centre
20/06/2007
As more and more of us become concerned about the effectiveness – and long term consequences - of the pharmaceutical approach to health, a welter of different suppliers have sprung up, all offering “nature’s cure” to ailments and to general well-being.
But which of these treatments and supplements should we take? And which suppliers can we really trust?
The first choice supplier for the nation’s complementary health practitioners is The Nutri Centre – which now serves some 10,500 practitioners and therapists. And now, their staggering inventory of 25,000 supplements and remedies is available direct to the public – on line, by telephone mail order and through a rapidly growing network of retail centres based in Tesco stores nationwide.
The company that began as a dispensary for complementary health practitioners, with consulting rooms at the Hale Clinic in London W1, has now grown into the UK’s leading supplier of nutritional supplements, complementary remedies and healthy lifestyle publications.
Not only that, but customers can obtain helpful information on complementary and alternative medicine from the Nutri Centre on-line, in all their stores or via a dedicated nutrition advice line - 020 7436 5122.
The Nutri Centre’s branches currently open within Tesco stores around the country are at Kensington, Milton Keynes, Slough, Pitsea, Newcastle, Bournemouth, Horwich and Aberdeen with further stores due to open up in the near future. And, just as at the original Nutri Centre, qualified nutritionists are readily available to advise customers, while a "learning zone" features state-of-the-art access to the very latest nutrition news and research.
According to Nutri Centre founder Rohit Mehta, the rapid growth of complementary healthcare in the UK is set to continue. "It reflects a change in attitude, with consumers looking beyond conventional pharmaceuticals to vitamins, supplements and herbal remedies," he says, “highlighting the British public's increasing tendency to assume responsibility for their own healthcare.
"Working with Tesco means we can offer products and advice from both strands of medicine and personal care – a new kind of one-stop shop where consumers can make an informed choice about their health and well-being."
The Nutri Centre takes holistic education very seriously. Through its library, book shop, on-line resources and ordering service for hard-to-find American magazines, it encourages the growing curiosity and awareness in those individuals who wish to take personal control of their health and lifestyle. The Nutri Centre bookshop stocks specialist publications covering every aspect of nutrition and the whole range of alternative therapies. The company also gives substantial support to education and training among complementary medicine professionals.
Stocking many exclusive practitioner lines, the Nutri Centre remains the UK’s number one supplier to CAM professionals, now serving some 10,500 practitioners and therapists nationwide. You can ask at any Nutri Centre branch about the nutritionists and other complementary therapists practising in your area.
You can find out your nearest retail centre within a Tesco store by calling 0800 587 2290. Or you can go online to the Nutri Centre website by clicking on the link below.