Fabiola Balistreri

A Precision-Led Functional Medicine Practitioner

Fabiola Balistreri is a Functional Medicine Practitioner, Registered Nutritional Therapist and DNALife Certified Practitioner, with further training through the Institute for Functional Medicine.

Working with clients in London and internationally through online consultations, Fabiola provides highly personalised support for people experiencing complex or persistent health concerns, as well as those seeking to improve vitality, resilience, prevention and long term healthspan.

Her work combines functional medicine, nutritional therapy, nutrigenomics and advanced laboratory testing. Rather than examining symptoms in isolation, she considers how digestion, hormones, thyroid function, immune health, metabolism, stress, sleep and environmental influences may interact.

A More Personal Standard of Care

Fabiola’s practice is designed for people who want more than a collection of recommendations or a generic wellness plan. It is for those seeking time, depth, careful investigation and a strategy created around their individual circumstances.

Her role is to bring the different elements of a client’s health story together, explain them clearly and provide thoughtful, evidence informed guidance that can be applied in everyday life.

BEFORE WE BEGIN

Questions, answered clearly.

If your question is not here, email fab@fabiolabalistreri.com.

  • The 20-minute call is a chance to briefly discuss what is happening, what you are hoping to change, and whether my approach is the right fit. It is not a clinical consultation and no protocol is given during this call.

  • Online consultations are available for clients in London and internationally.

  • Testing is selected only when it can change the clinical direction. It may include comprehensive blood chemistry, GI-MAP, Organic Acids Testing, DUTCH hormone testing, DNALife genetics, thyroid and nutrient markers, or a hair mineral analysis.

  • Yes. Functional medicine can sit alongside conventional care. Prescribed medication should only be changed with the clinician who prescribed it.