Francine Joyce is an expert nutritionist and a French-qualified nutrition professional registered with the French Embassy in London. She graduated in Paris and has extensive hospital experience in both France and the United Kingdom, particularly in gastrointestinal, hormonal, oncology and psychiatric departments.
She is a registered member of the FFAB (Fédération Française Anorexie Boulimie, the French federation for anorexia and bulimia), which only accepts recognised and experienced experts in eating disorders.
Francine writes regular health columns in the French and British press and is now one of the health correspondents for BBC World.
She offers personalised nutritional support to children, adolescents and adults, taking into account each patient’s needs, lifestyle and goals. Her approach is practical, progressive and individualised, and her French background and bilingual practice allow her to support an international and French-speaking clientele at Kensington International Clinic.
Francine has a very caring approach that puts patients’ well-being at the centre of her treatments, avoiding restrictive diets and insisting that pleasure is part of a balanced diet.
Her aim is always to reduce symptoms (pain, bloating, reflux, fatigue, excess weight, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, water retention and more), stabilise blood sugar levels, detect intolerances and deficiencies, boost energy, performance, confidence and self-esteem and, above all, build a good relationship with food. Francine analyses your nutritional status and provides tailor-made documents to ensure a healthy recovery.
Areas of expertise
- Eating disorders: anorexia, bulimia, emotional eating
- Personalised weight-loss plans, to lose weight permanently and stabilise your weight
- Weight management, including weight gain
- Alternatives to severely restrictive diets
- Food intolerances, stomach pain, bloating and digestive discomfort
- Lowering cholesterol
- Nutrition for a stress-free pregnancy and diversification of baby’s diet
- Nutrition for children and adolescents
- Nutrition linked to chronic conditions
- Changing your eating habits without upsetting them, and building lasting habits
- Regaining form, health and food benchmarks
- Staying healthy and performing well while enjoying food
- Brazilian Lift (cosmetics): arms, thighs, hips, stomach and back
