Online nutrition consultations with Dr. Rida Saeed: UAE, Pakistan & worldwide.

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Repair Your Gut

Calm your digestion and build a healthier gut with practical, food-first strategies.

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How I Can Help

Work with an online gut health nutritionist to calm bloating, IBS and reflux with practical, food-first strategies. Available for clients in Dubai, across the UAE, in Pakistan and worldwide.

How It Works

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Right for You?

Bloating, irregular bowel habits, reflux and discomfort can affect every part of your day. We look at your symptoms, eating patterns, stress and lifestyle to find what’s behind them, then build a gut-friendly plan step by step.

  • You often feel bloated or uncomfortable after meals.
  • You have IBS-type symptoms, constipation or loose stools.
  • You want lasting relief rather than quick fixes.

How a gut health nutritionist can help you

Digestive symptoms can affect everything from your energy to your confidence. Working with a gut health nutritionist can help if you regularly deal with bloating, wind, constipation, diarrhoea, heartburn, reflux or tummy discomfort after meals, or if you have been diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) or GERD and want practical help with what to eat. Many people come to me after trying to cut out foods on their own and ending up with a restricted, confusing diet.

Rather than guessing, we look for patterns: what you eat, when you eat, how you eat, your fibre and fluid intake, stress, sleep and any medications. Your plan is built around familiar foods such as daal, rice, yoghurt, flatbreads, lentil dishes and Middle Eastern staples, with adjustments rather than wholesale bans. Because some gut symptoms need medical investigation, I work alongside your GP or gastroenterologist and will always encourage you to see a doctor if you notice warning signs such as blood in your stool, unexplained weight loss, ongoing vomiting or difficulty swallowing.

What your plan includes

  • A thorough review of your symptoms, bowel habits, eating pattern and medical history
  • A symptom and food diary to help us spot personal triggers
  • Guidance on fibre, fluids and meal timing tailored to constipation, loose stools or bloating
  • Practical reflux-friendly strategies, such as meal size, evening eating and trigger foods
  • Where appropriate, a short-term, structured approach such as a guided low-FODMAP trial, followed by careful reintroduction
  • Gut-friendly versions of everyday South Asian and Middle Eastern meals
  • Ongoing WhatsApp support to adjust your plan as symptoms change

What to expect

Your first consultation takes place by video call or WhatsApp. Before it, you complete a short questionnaire and, ideally, a few days of food diary, and share any recent blood tests. We go through your symptoms in detail and agree on a few first changes, so you can start feeling the difference while your full plan is prepared.

Follow-ups usually take place every two to four weeks. Throughout, we keep an eye on how you are eating overall, not just your symptoms, so that fibre, protein and key nutrients stay at healthy levels. Some people notice improvements in bloating or regularity within a few weeks, while others need longer, especially if we are working through a structured elimination and reintroduction process. Progress varies, and the goal is always the widest, most varied diet your gut is comfortable with.

Support is available as a one-month Starter package, a three-month Transform package or a six-month Complete Care package, so you can choose the level of follow-up that suits you. You can compare what each includes on our custom diet plans page, and I am happy to help you decide during your discovery call.

Common questions

Can a nutritionist help with bloating and IBS?

Yes. A nutritionist can help you identify patterns and triggers and adjust your diet in a structured way. IBS should first be diagnosed by a doctor, so other conditions can be ruled out.

Do I need to cut out lots of foods?

Usually not. Most changes are adjustments to portions, timing, fibre and preparation. If an elimination approach is helpful, it is short-term and guided, with foods reintroduced so your diet stays as varied as possible.

Is the consultation online only?

Yes, all sessions are held by video call or WhatsApp. This makes it easy to join from home, wherever you are in the UAE, Pakistan or worldwide.

How long until my gut feels better?

It depends on your symptoms and their causes. Some people notice changes within a few weeks, while others need a few months of gradual adjustment. Progress varies from person to person.

For more background, read about the causes of a bloated stomach, eating to ease constipation and understanding GERD, or download our free gut-friendly meal plan.

Ready to start? Message me on WhatsApp +971 54 448 6145 to book your consultation, or if you would like to talk things through first, arrange a free 15-minute discovery call and book online.

Start Feeling Better Inside

Book your online consultation with Dr. Rida Saeed today. Message me on WhatsApp at +971 54 448 6145.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Answers to common questions about online consultations. Still have a question? Get in touch.

Send a message on WhatsApp to +971 54 448 6145. We’ll arrange a time for your first online consultation.

Yes. All consultations take place online by video or phone call, so you can join from anywhere in the UAE, Pakistan or abroad.

We talk through your health history, symptoms, eating habits, lifestyle and goals. If you have recent blood tests or medical reports, please have them ready to share.

Yes. Your plan is built around your needs, food preferences and routine, not a generic diet chart. We review and adjust it in follow-up sessions.

No. Nutrition support works alongside your medical care. Please keep following your doctor’s advice and continue any prescribed treatment.